I do not agree with your point sorry. All Zelda games are great games on their own.

I do agree that making an HD edition of Win Waker wasn't a smart decision. The game is awesome but it's by far the worst 3D Zelda game!

Essentially every single side quest in any Zelda game is a fetch quest. The happy mask quest, the biggoron sword quest, etc. All are incomplicated and easy to understand. This could be applied to the side quests in Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, and even Wind Waker. Majora's Mask side quests atleast have some amount of variety. Going to mention the quest where you fight off alien's in a barn, or complete a mini dungeon full of skulutas to get the mask of truth.

The dungeons in Majora I felt we're more difficult. Try playing through Stone Temple Tower without being confused at first, or The Great Bay temple. I felt that the dungeons were more what I wanted from Zelda.

I don't think we're ever going to agree on which one is better, so I'm just going to say that I respect your opinion and I do understand your argument XD

QFT

I'll side with the_dengle on the Majora's Mask design choices.
It's probably the most linear game in the Zelda series, almost every side quest is meaningless and there's too few dungeons. On top of that, really the only good dungeon in the game is the Stone Tower Temple. The only good boss is Goht, the boss of the second dungeon. The rest in both categories is uninspired and mediocre to bad (for Zelda standards anyway).

I'll actually side with toastboy on the story and time-mechanic in Majora's Mask.
It's simply untrue that the player has to re-do things. Every important part of the game stays when rewinding time, and the only instance in the game that has to be done twice is getting the title-deed for the Deku in Clock Town. Saying turning back time in the game is 'broken', 'unnecessary' or god-forbid 'gimmicky' is ignorant, that's actually the story of the game. It's all it's about, you can't take that away, because it wouldn't be the same game anymore. It's like saying Skyward Sword could be done without the motion control; it can't.

To the actual OP though, I don't agree to most of it.
All the games that came after Majora's Mask, save for two of the handheld games (*ahum*Four Swords and Minish Cap*ahum*), are good. One more than the other sure, but they're all worthy entries in the series. I'd say no to co-op, revisiting dungeons (which technically you can do in most games already, but would be pointless anyway) and voice-acting. However, I would agree to the point of a new entry needing to be bigger with more complex worlds and puzzles, with a have a more mature realistic style which is, yes, like Twilight Princess. I also agree it needs to be more 'down to earth' and simpler in gameplay-design, recapturing the core so to say, without resorting to elaborate schemes like the boats, the train and the bird in recent games

For the record, I'd rank Majora's Mask at least 4th among Zelda games, after Ocarina of Time, Link's Awakening and Twilight Princess. 5th and 6th would be A Link to the Past and Skyward Sword, but my mood depends on the precise order of my #4, #5 and #6 games. I agree Wind Waker, even after the remake (which did make it better) is the weakest 3D Zelda.

ALBW

The only thing I agree is that WW is the weaker Zelda.

YEEEESSSSS. Totally agree.

WW was ok.

TP looked to HAPPY. OOT and MM looked more adult orientated. And that even comes across far better in its graphics imo.

Nintendo destroyed my gaming soul with the GC.

Starfox Adventures was much more fun to me than WW.

The great thing about living in America (as you claim in your profile) is that you are perfectly entitled to not spend any money, time, or even have to think about videogames that are unacceptable to you. Great news!

Also, if you can be bothered to get the needed permits, you have a constitutional right to assemble as many people as you can who share these views and stage a demonstration stating your displeasure. Perhaps public lands around the headquarters of Nintendo of America would be a good spot? This might even serve to give you a more satisfying feeling of recieving attention and making yourself seem important, a great side benefit would be that VGChartz would hopefully be less burdened by needing to indulge your attention-seeking behaviour.

I think you are the first person I have ever seen call Twilight Princess a "happy" looking game.  I thought it looked a bit dreary, almost as if it was...

...twilight.

Thank Christ no one really pays attention to your opinions then.