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chrisredfeild on 17 February 2009

the legend of zelda VS metal gear solid i'm zelda fan and you?



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Riachu on 17 February 2009

Legend of Zelda but when it comes to favorite franchises, MGS is just behind LoZ



 

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Words Of Wisdom on 17 February 2009

I don't get it.

Are you asking people which is better between two entirely different franchises that offer vastly different gaming experiences? Objectively better or just which is the favorite? Do you actually care about responses or just hoping to see an argument/debate happen or what?



Omega_Phazon_Pirate. on 17 February 2009

MGS is awesome, but I like Zelda better :D.

Earthbound/Mother is my favourite though.

 

Although this thread seems to be asking for a flame war to start =/



                           

rocketpig on 17 February 2009

I like Tetris better than Super Smash Bros.




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Cheebee on 17 February 2009

I think Zelda's better than Metroid. Then again, I think Harvest Moon is better than Wii Sports, so what do I know. :p



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kazad91 on 17 February 2009

Zelda by miles, MGS is pretty good, but Zelda is simply better



Maynard_Tool on 17 February 2009

LoZ



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colonelstubbs on 17 February 2009

Ocarina of time is my favourite game ever



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griffinA on 17 February 2009
colonelstubbs said:
Ocarina of time is my favourite game ever

 

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