Wind Waker lacks adventure?!

Prove that 20/20 i wanna see proper documentation from your doctor. 

I wear glasses by the way.

The controls are pretty crappy I'd say, in the sense that they just didn't really add anything new other than being an unnecessary nuisance. It isn't fun to have to look at the gamepad screen to play a game... it really just isn't. Either way, I do really like the game, but I didn't even bother replying to people here as I already knew it'd be mentioned a lot and for good reason.

Actually the problem isn't looking between the two screens, it's looking at the gamepad screen - because that's the only one you ever need in the end. Of course if you actually needed both screens, that would be a problem.

mZuzek said: 

It is true, though. They talked about it of course in that first teaser for BotW, and it wasn't bullshit. Wind Waker was the first 3D Zelda in which they were trying to take it in a more open-ended direction, and trying to incorporate more interesting physics to some extent. It was also the only 3D Zelda prior to BotW to have wind/weather affect the gameplay to some extent, and had the Deku Leaf which is pretty much the same as the Paraglider.

It's obvious that they failed at making it the 3D NES Zelda, but as I said a big part of it is because it was rushed and because the GameCube obviously wouldn't be able to handle a highly populated open world, so their approach was to make a highly... liquid open world.

pizzanuggs said:

Pokemon Stadium hands down for me. I was so psyched to play a full on 3D pokemon game and what we got was little more than a pokemon 3D play set.

Ehh, I won't deny that, but even if the destination is always underwhelming, I find the sense of adventure really strong in the game.

Wind Waker

Majora's Mask

Mario Sunshine

Starfox Adventures

Starfox Zero

Metroid Other M

All are not only disappointing but also legitimately bad games