Zelda Megathread

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Welcome to the Legend of Zelda Megathread!
Please feel free to use this thread as a place of general discussion related to the Zelda series.
 
My favorite Zelda is probably Wind Waker. The wide-open adventure feeling of sailing the Great Sea was pretty mindblowing as a kid. It was one of the first games I played that really just nailed that feeling of going on a grand adventure for me.
 
It was one of the first games I played that really just nailed that feeling of going on a grand adventure for me.
Agreed!
I think I've said this before on RGT, but I was really surprised when I eventually started browsing online communities and people hated the triforce hunt. That was always my favorite part because the game finally became wide open and there were so many cool islands to explore, and tracking down the triforce pieces was fun for me. I spent an entire summer playing Wind Waker. Sometimes I'd turn it on and just roam around and chill at an island to listen to the ambiance.
 
I still love the top-down Zelda games the most. It's just a great structure that works well nearly every time. (Okay, the newest one was a bit unbalanced, but it was an okay short playthrough.)

Link x Malon <3
Link x Linkle: Go fΔΔΔ yourself. (Sorry, couldn't resist the joke.)
 
What's the general consensus on the Link's Awakening remake like now? When it released people were hating hard, but I quite liked it. The art style in my opinion was fun and different and it really was a good way to translate the GBC style into 3D well.
As we know they tried to do something similar with Pokemon BDSP but those games are bad for a multitude of reasons, I honestly enjoyed the Link's Awekning remake a lot though.
 
What's the general consensus on the Link's Awakening remake like now? When it released people were hating hard, but I quite liked it. The art style in my opinion was fun and different and it really was a good way to translate the GBC style into 3D well.
As we know they tried to do something similar with Pokemon BDSP but those games are bad for a multitude of reasons, I honestly enjoyed the Link's Awekning remake a lot though.

I liked it.
 
What's the general consensus on the Link's Awakening remake like now? When it released people were hating hard, but I quite liked it. The art style in my opinion was fun and different and it really was a good way to translate the GBC style into 3D well.
As we know they tried to do something similar with Pokemon BDSP but those games are bad for a multitude of reasons, I honestly enjoyed the Link's Awekning remake a lot though.
I think it's exactly as good as the original/DX.
The only thing that makes me choose to replay one over the other is simply which style I feel like playing at the time.
 
What's the general consensus on the Link's Awakening remake like now? When it released people were hating hard, but I quite liked it. The art style in my opinion was fun and different and it really was a good way to translate the GBC style into 3D well.
As we know they tried to do something similar with Pokemon BDSP but those games are bad for a multitude of reasons, I honestly enjoyed the Link's Awekning remake a lot though.
Eh, purists were hating, but most people were fine with it. The Rankin Bass art style was a beautiful bit of doubled nostalgia. The tweaks to the gameplay were all done well. The only problem was the dungeon maker, which was too simplistic. Even then, it was just a new extra that didn't effect the main game.
 
Agreed!
I think I've said this before on RGT, but I was really surprised when I eventually started browsing online communities and people hated the triforce hunt. That was always my favorite part because the game finally became wide open and there were so many cool islands to explore, and tracking down the triforce pieces was fun for me. I spent an entire summer playing Wind Waker. Sometimes I'd turn it on and just roam around and chill at an island to listen to the ambiance.
i just did some checking on this, since i haven't gotten very far in wind waker. you need 8 charts and tingle has to decipher them, for 398 rupies a pop. you need a wallet upgrade to hold enough to cover all of that, and the maps seem to be scattered all over. i'm pretty sure finding the maps is fun to some extent, but farming for money is the most boring part of any game.
i can see why people would hate that section. fortunately, the rest of wind waker seems to make up for that short segment.
 
Growing up though one of the first games that I felt have the biggest impact on me was A Link To The Past, its still my favourite Zelda game to date. All the artwork for that game really brings me to a simpler time in my childhood, when I was a stupid little 8 year old kid swinging a stick around thinking I'm Link. I feel like a good majority of us have a similar story from our childhoods.
 
I played Zelda 1, 2, a link to the past, links awakening dx, four swords anniversary, phantom hourglass, ocarina of time and finished none of them (yet)
 

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