i guess MM was to difficult for some poeple, so if the reason you didn't like MM is mostly likely because you didn't know how to play it.

MM is a love or hate game. Its one of the weirder game in the series and has alot of themes and gameplay mechanics I want more of. The Game can be annoying at times even with the inverted times.

@Zephren: MM was very difficult for me, too, but none of the difficulty came from the three-day system. Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess are all way too easy, so the challenge of Majora's Mask is a good thing.

Yeah, Majora is definitely on my top 3 Zelda games. Replaying it right now, actually. It might be the shorter of the 3D Zelda's in terms of main story gameplay (only 4 dungeons to traverse) but if any Zelda game can be thought of as "noir" I guess it would be this one. It's just a game where a little detective work goes a long way. You (at least I do) simply want to get everyone's story set straight to complete your Bomber's Notebook.

And, once you slow down time it is almost impossible to accidentally run out of time before completing a dungeon, especially after learning the "Song of Soaring" so you can warp to any owl statue you've unlocked.

Love this game!

Am I the only one who doesn't like MM? Its just complicated and well, a "What the " of the who franchise.

I don't think I ever even got to a save spot. I just kept getting sent on boring townspeople quests. I think there was some point when the masked guy appeared but then the moon crashed and I had to start everything over again. It was dumb. I'm sure it's fun once you get into it, but it does nothing to help you to that point, and there's nothing I hate more than having to redo stuff I've already done for arbitrary reasons.

I loved everything about Majora's Mask except for the dungeons.

there is nothing about MM I do not love, I adore that gem of a game

I like the design of this sword: http://wii.nintendolife.com/screenshots/35610

Very practical compared to the mastersword and it looks nice too - almost celtic inspired.

^If there was a rep system on these forums, I'd give you one for that.

I love Majora's Mask, it's no weirder than Link's Awakening (talking animals, flying technicolor whales, ominous warnings given by statues, the ending) and both are great games! I know people expect the standard storyline from Zelda, but I like it when they include games that are different too, it's more interesting than only doing the "save the princess" story every game. Not that I mind that either, it's a tried and trusted story that can't go wrong, but here and there it's good to see Link prove he doesn't need the Triforce and Master Sword to be a courageous hero.

I do agree that it takes a little while to get into Majora's Mask, but it's so worth the confusing and potentially repetitive beginning--the dungeons are great and the sidequests are brilliant. And hey, at least the opening is exciting, right? Scary moon, time ticking away, listening to the happy music of Clock Town deteriorate over the three days... you meet your main enemy in the first cutscene of the game, there's no easing into it.

But that was off topic! So how many hours left until November 20th? I think I'm going to play TP left-handed to practice.

@kittykatmeow why would you practice left handed? link is going to be right handed in this game so if you play left handed, link is going to play right still. might as well play right handed with link :3

Unless he is left-handed....

link IS left handed, this is the only game that he's right handed

Twilight Princess says hi.

Ocarina of time 3D master quest also says hi.

I was referring to Kitty's possibly being left-handed... Link has been right handed before. Nintendo said it should be playable by right or left handers this time.

I thought they said he could be either left or right handed in Skyward Sword? No?

Link was not right-handed in Twilight Princess — he was right-handed in its horrible, bastardized Wii port.