Valdney said:
Actually I don't just deserve better, I deserve much better. Do you know why? Because It was people like me that came out in droves to buy Breath of the Wild and a brand new System, day one, once we found out the game would finally go back to its roots and, we made it the best SELLING Zelda game of all time by far, with a very good chance to beat the sales of all other 3D Zeldas combined. You have all the right in the world to like Skyward Sword, but to a very big chunk of the people who bought and loved Breath of the Wild, Skyward Sword is an aberration of a Zelda game. Correction made. Lol. I meant to say, “we made it the best SELLING Zelda of all time”. Of course I didn’t make it the best Zelda game, Nintendo did. Lol! |
I'm older Zelda gamer.
I loved Legend of Zelda, I loved Legend of Zelda II, I liked A link to the Past.When Ocarina arrived, despite the changes, apart from the Water Temple, I found it an incredible game.
My surprise was that the designer responsible for the same water temple would now be the producer for my favorite series.
I saw that he liked to make wooden dolls and that he had never finished The Legend of Zelda and that he liked to be mowing grass in A Link to the Past.
Ok. Then Majora Mask came out, some things already bothered me and the series, in my opinion, only got worse until Skyward Sword. The concept of open world, exploration and dangerous world that existed in the first games was lost to give way to a game where the focus was on puzzles and everything kind of referred to puzzles.
Then I discovered that Aonuma was a huge fan of The Adventures of Lolo and that he was turning the series into a big puzzle and Lolo esque game. I left the series until I stopped playing at Skyward Sword. At BotW I went back to playing and admiring the series because it rescues those elements of exploration, danger and combat that the old games were known as a mix of action and rpg.
And it seems that it was a considerable amount that preferred it to Aonuma Style.