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Myak-04 on 20 June 2010
Slimebeast said:

The first Zelda on NES (not very much though, only at a friend's house in the '80s), Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

I skipped Gamecube cos of the look of Wind Waker (but as I said, I regret it now). And I am obviously late to the party with the Wii, but eventually I'll get both Twilite Princes and the new one.

How much have u played?

Soooooooo... you regret not playing Wind Waker because you initially hated the art style, and yet you are doing the same for Skyward Sword. 

 Awesome!



  

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Slimebeast on 20 June 2010
Khuutra said:
Slimebeast said:

The first Zelda on NES (not very much though, only at a friend's house in the '80s), Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

I skipped Gamecube cos of the look of Wind Waker (but as I said, I regret it now). And I am obviously late to the party with the Wii, but eventually I'll get both Twilite Princes and the new one.

How much have u played?

The Legend of Zelda, Adventures of Link, Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Oracle of Seasons, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks.

Haha. Well, I assumed you had played pretty much all of them but I had to ask.



Khuutra on 20 June 2010
Slimebeast said:

Haha. Well, I assumed you had played pretty much all of them but I had to ask.

I'm still missing out on a few - Oracle of Ages, Mininsh Cap, and Four Sword Adventures are the ones that leap immediately to mind.

Everyone's entitled to think what would be best for the series for them, but do you really think you have the proper perspective on these games and what makes them fun?



Slimebeast on 20 June 2010
Myak-04 said:
Slimebeast said:

The first Zelda on NES (not very much though, only at a friend's house in the '80s), Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

I skipped Gamecube cos of the look of Wind Waker (but as I said, I regret it now). And I am obviously late to the party with the Wii, but eventually I'll get both Twilite Princes and the new one.

How much have u played?

Soooooooo... you regret not play Wind Waker because you initially hated the art style, and yet you are doing the same for Skyward Sword. 

 Awesome!

Exactly. I never learn.



Slimebeast on 20 June 2010
Khuutra said:
Slimebeast said:

Haha. Well, I assumed you had played pretty much all of them but I had to ask.

I'm still missing out on a few - Oracle of Ages, Mininsh Cap, and Four Sword Adventures are the ones that leap immediately to mind.

Everyone's entitled to think what would be best for the series for them, but do you really think you have the proper perspective on these games and what makes them fun?

It's hard to say. Not entirely, like I already hinted. But if you played a really really good game of a series you kinda want the rest to feel the same, it's just natural I think, but not necessarily "right" or objective.



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MaxwellGT2000 on 20 June 2010
Qays said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Qays said:

I'm not a Nintendo fan and I lost interest in this game at "mandatory wagglecontrols", but the art style is really spectacular.


Please explain?

Not being able to play the game with a real controller.


Oh shit the controller I've been playing games with on my Wii isn't real/is imaginary?  My grip on reality = shattered

Seriously though... trolling on the Wii remote like that is so 2008



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MaxwellGT2000 on 20 June 2010
Khuutra said:
Slimebeast said:

Haha. Well, I assumed you had played pretty much all of them but I had to ask.

I'm still missing out on a few - Oracle of Ages, Mininsh Cap, and Four Sword Adventures are the ones that leap immediately to mind.

Everyone's entitled to think what would be best for the series for them, but do you really think you have the proper perspective on these games and what makes them fun?


How dare you miss out on the best Zelda Capcom has done! Honestly the only one's I've missed are Four Swords and the lol CDi Zeldas.  I never beat Zelda II though so I guess I kinda should beat that one day.



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Qays on 20 June 2010
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Qays said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
Qays said:

I'm not a Nintendo fan and I lost interest in this game at "mandatory wagglecontrols", but the art style is really spectacular.


Please explain?

Not being able to play the game with a real controller.


Oh shit the controller I've been playing games with on my Wii isn't real/is imaginary?  My grip on reality = shattered

Seriously though... trolling on the Wii remote like that is so 2008

I'm not trolling, that's my honest opinion: I find motion controls to be obnoxious, tiresome, and worst of all ineffectual, and I refuse to use them.



Myak-04 on 20 June 2010
Slimebeast said:
Myak-04 said:

Soooooooo... you regret not play Wind Waker because you initially hated the art style, and yet you are doing the same for Skyward Sword. 

 Awesome!

Exactly. I never learn.


 You ... agree??? Ummm... okay then ... this rarely happens in forums. 

 

 

 

XD...Lol, anyway, have you tried searching for Wind Waker on ebay? I just ordered a copy, should be here soon :D. 



  

Onyxmeth on 20 June 2010
Khuutra said:
Slimebeast said:

Haha. Well, I assumed you had played pretty much all of them but I had to ask.

I'm still missing out on a few - Oracle of Ages, Mininsh Cap, and Four Sword Adventures are the ones that leap immediately to mind.

Everyone's entitled to think what would be best for the series for them, but do you really think you have the proper perspective on these games and what makes them fun?

How dare you call yourself a Zelda fan if you've never played Minish Cap! Go back to school and finish your degree!

Seriously though, Minish Cap is my favorite Zelda ever. It was a wonderfully unique approach to the series and you need to play it immediately. 



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