Majora mask has a shot on VGCHARTZ. This game needs a sequel.

1. A link to the past
2. Phantom Hourglass
3. Twighlight Princess
4. Wind Waker
5. Ocarina of Time

Story Line in Zelda.

Finish 3 dungeons <forest, death mountain, zora river> - Get Master Sword - Finish 7 more dungeons - Game Over

Time to get a new theme, instead of putting out the same game since A Link to the Past.

1. Ocarina of Time: The beginning of my Zelda love affair. Everything was amazing, even the Water Temple. Never in my life had I been a part of such an epic final boss battle. Beautiful.

2. Wind Waker: With it's mature themes and eye popping art style (which rocked) It added so much depth to the Zelda universe. From the breath taking scene of Hyrule Castle, to Ganondorf's final moments (and everything in between), Wind Waker solidified Zelda's hold on me.

3. Twilight Princess: The big brother of Ocarina of Time. Great art direction, more great characters (Midna, Zant), and a behind smacking baboon. Twilight Princess is a great addition to the series. Once again, Ganondorf makes one heck of a final boss.

4. Link to the Past: My first 2D Zelda was on the Game Boy Advance. I must admit it was strange going from 3D Zelda to 2D, but I managed. And I found a great adventure with plenty of items, hearts, boss battles, and princess saving to get me through. Classic goodness.

5. Phantom Hourglass: I was pleasantly surprised by how well the stylus controlled Link. Great art style (once again) and tricky dungeons made for another great Zelda adventure! Adventure!

As you can tell I prefer the 3D titles to the 2D ones... still, they're all great games.

1. Ocarina of Time

2. Wind Waker

3. Twilight Princess

4. Oracle of Seasons/Ages

5. Majora's Mask

1. A Link to the Past

2. The Legend of Zelda (The chip on my NES copy that saved progress would not hold a save more than 12 hours, so to beat this game I would usually have to play it in one sitting. Each time I played it I started from the beginning. If I wasn't so young at the time I would have thought to tell Nintendo it was broken to get a new copy.)

3. Ocarina of Time (never played MM)

4. Zelda 2 (too many haters. The bosses were some of the best the series has seen.. Oh and this game is by far the most difficult.)

5. Link's Awakening (only portable Zelda game I have played.. and played.. and played...)

Link To The Past(its the source for everything that followed it)
Ocarina Of Time
Twilight Princess
Majora's Mask
Wind Waker

1. OoT - Stunning for it's time and still unrivaled in gameplay innovation
2. Wind Waker - Combat in this game for me was the best in the series. The art style was very bold, too. Though it wasn't my cup of tea, it really set the standard for cell shading and I applaud the innovation.
3. Majora's mask - It was just plain fun to swim as a Zora. The engine from OoT was still a great standard.
4. A Link to the Past - Outstanding launch game for the snes, also introduced some of Link's best gadgets.
5. The Original Zelda -- just has to be on here.

1 - Ocarina of Time- By far the best story of the bunch, and a pivotal experience in my life that would lead me into the game industry

2 - Twillight Princess - As close to a true sequel to OOT as has come so far

3 - Majora's Mask - Unique sidestory with gameplay concepts I never experienced before

4 - A Link to the Past - Classic Zelda with a huge replay value

5 - Wind Waker - Took a long while to get used to toon Link, but the gameplay was fun and the openness of the ocean made one feel truly lost at sea sometimes.

1. Ocarina of Time
2. Twilight Princess
3. The Wind Waker
4. Majora's Mask
5. A Link to the Past

I would give the top for all a 97+ out of 100.
I love link to the past but I suck at playing it so its less fun than it could be.