After BotW: Can you still enjoy older Zelda games?

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Volterra_90 said:

Veknoid_Outcast said:
Oh yeah, you should definitely be able to enjoy them. Obviously the Zelda games between 1993 and 2013 play differently from Breath of the Wild, but that doesn't mean they're skippable. I'd argue BotW is the best Zelda game, by virtue of its emergent gameplay, improvisational combat, and first-class open world, but Zelda games like Majora's Mask or Twilight Princess have great qualities unique to them.

I find it harder to go back to open-world games after BotW, but see no problem returning to older Zelda titles.

That was my "problem" with the game. I've played Horizon: Zero Dawn after BotW, and though I really enjoyed the game, it felt really limited and constricted. Same with The Witcher 3. Both are great, don't get me wrong. But BotW open-world structure is something else. I'd love that developers learn some things about BotW and specially how a open-world must feel. 

BotW just feels so... free. The climbing mechanic was a game changer. It is truly a game that can tout, "If you see it, you can go there". The exploration is something that EVERY open world game can learn from. I thought people were exaggerating. This game is head and shoulders above the rest of the ilk in the genre.