Topic: My opinion on the legend of zelda series.

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Well Wind Waker was my least favorite Zelda. I didnt like it so much that I couldn't even finish it. The graphics were just a huge turn off to me. I don't like toon Link at all.

Ocarina is my favorite followed by A Link to the Past. I am really looking forward to the 3DS sequel.

Nintendo is half way there into making the 3DS irresistible to me know. A Link to the Past is my second favorite game of all time so a sequel is as tempting is a date to a drive-in movie with April O'Neil in the Party Wagon. Now, if they had a new Metroid game in the style of Super Metroid, my favorite game, then that right there would be the anchovies on the pizza for me!

I've yet to play Wind Waker, but I have completed both Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, both of which carry the Wind Waker's visual direction. Compared to the other games, I feel the "Toon" games have made a more inviting atmosphere with their more light-hearted visuals. When there's an inviting atmosphere, a game's easier for me to get into. I haven't gotten that same feeling early on in any other Zelda games. With Ocarina of Time, I probably felt invited into the game first with Hyrule Field. I've yet to come across an inviting atmosphere in Twilight Princess nor Skyward Sword, but I'm also still very early in both games.

WW is NOT a spin-off. Link's Crossbow Yrainng, as well as the wonderful Tingle series, are spin-offs.

I love every Zelda. They're all AMAZING!

Too bad for you then if you're unable to enjoy them, but that doesn't mean the games won't live on without anyone playing and liking them.

I think Zelda is severely overrated. Yes, I like it and they're great games but not nearly as much as some make'em out to be.

I hated The Adventures of Link Dreadful game then and now.

@WaveHead You will come running back to Wind Waker saying your sorry for talking smack after playing Skyward Sword

My favorites are Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, Skward Sword, and Minish Cap.

Really, I think Majora's Mask had the deepest story and the most bizarre things going on within the game, so that made it my favorite on a conceptual level.

Wind Waker: I thought the sailing was cool. Yup... Anyway, the game was fun for me. There was alot to be explored on the Great Sea. The sidequests were good, and I thought graphics and such were overall pretty good. I got the game when it came out back in 6th gen.

Skyward Sword: I like the motion controls. I do kinda wish the pointing controls were more accurate, but I was able to deal with them. That's probably the most fun I've had with a Zelda game since Wind Waker, honestly.
The bird was way cooler than Epona, sorry. I can travel on foot by myself.

Minish Cap: I thought the shrink thing was cool, and the kinstone sidequests were interesting. I just thought there was alot you could do in the game without feeling there were features missing. I came from Wind Waker and Four Sword Adventures on the GCN, so it seemed more fitting than the other Zeldas. I agree with it being the best handheld Zelda.

Runner ups for my favorites are OoT, and TP. I beat OoT before MM, but MM seemed more fleshed out. It was more difficult and complex at first glance.
I REALLY didn't like TP when it first came out. I got the Wii on launch with TP and RedSteel, and I found myself playing RedSteel more. I've come to appreciate the game, but it didn't give me a good first impression.

Those are the only games I really like to play in the series alot. LttP is probably next after everything else.
In conclusion, I'm one of those people that think the more more recent Legend of Zelda games are better. OoS/A and LA are ok for the most part.

EDIT: Four Swords was cool when there were 4 people with GBA systems.
Also, that bit about Epona... I like just walking around in the field without the horse. It gives more sense of exploration, IMO.
The bird was cool, though. People can't fly, so it felt like it benefited the game more than just getting other places on the ground faster.

@WavoBlokeDudeski I would rather watch the entire LOZ cartoon series back to back then play through Skyward Bored again

i wasnt fond of skyward sword, the only zelda game i havent finished and that says alot coming from me who was alive for the very first zelda

You're not alone there. Ocarina of Time was boring as hell about half way in, and I quit because of it.

I think i've missed the opinion part of your post.

Blasphemy!!