Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap

That's one thing I love about Minish Cap. Such love and effort was put into this game. It has some flawless dungeons and scenes, and I really love the music and the characters in this game. I am dying currently because I can't download it yet (to play again) because NoA sucks lol

It confuses me why they bother releasing it early in some regions. It just ends up with people complaining. Simply make it fair and release it everywhere early, or at least all at once. It's not like the games arent ready yet.

I like the funny personality Ezlo has. That first mine cart in the second dungeon zooms you across the room and Ezlo freaks out. He goes...Whoa what was that! He's kind of a smart alec too.

I think it's the easiest handheld Zelda i've played. The Kinstone fusing was really annoying. There were some nice cameos though (like the Oracle versions of Nayru, Din and Farore! <3). And the new items were amazing.

I have not played this game before, which is why I've been awaiting its arrival so eagerly. I cannot wait to boost this up on my 3DS, it will be the first game I download.

It is a short game overall, but long on fun. I just replayed it fairly recently, but this time i think i'll actually try and 100% the Kinstones, which i never bothered doing on previous playthroughs.

This was my first Zelda game, and I loved it. I was fairly young and new to the genre, so I never completed it, but I loved it. Then I got Twilight Princess and my enthusiasm for he series took a hit. Hopefully when I get Skyward Sword my enthusiasm will be restored.

Is there any confirmation on what version of Minish Cap is available for EU Ambassadors? (i.e. The rushed European version with added bugs, or the USA/Japanese version with more inventory items)

This is the first I've heard of this. I have a European GBA copy of this and have never encountered a single bug. And what extra items does the US version have?

I've already beaten the game, and I loved it then.

I've only played the game when It first came out. I beat it and loved it then. Trying it again now reminds me why. It may be shorter than other Zelda games - but that's just for the main run. The fun of Minish Cap is exploring the world, getting Kinstones for new areas, finding shells and rupees in them etc. This game lets you do a lot outside of the main questline, and as such feels much more free than some other Zelda games. I recently played Link's Awakening for the first time - and although I enjoyed it, it felt too much like just going straight from dungeon to dungeon.

This was my first Zelda experience, so I will always have a special place in my heart for this game. Not perfect, but an excellent handheld Zelda game and my favorite of the handheld-only Zeldas that I've played. I actually like it better than A Link to the Past, which I've only played on GBA. I wish more entries in the series actually used the "main Zelda theme" like this one does.

Wow?! Already?? LOL. You must have been playing for quite a while. Some people get it, some don't. I personally love this game to death. Everything about it from the dungeons to the art style of the game and the storyline. It's a great addition to the Zelda series. I'm only on Mt. Crenel but I'm slowly enjoying it and loving it still after all these years.

First time playing it, just beat the first dungeon( which is super easy). I really liked the suprise of the boss fight though- not often that you can consider a Chu-Chu a boss. Also, just walking around hyrule I can see a to of places for mini me to go that i can't quite get to yet whihc kinda gives it a metroid feel to it. Hopefully the challenge ramps up a bit, but other than that its been a fun little game.

...lol, the mine carts in Level 2 were funny. xD

I'm really enjoying this so far, some of the gameplay mechanics are pretty clever. Also, I love the look of the areas you go to when you shrink, with the giant leaves and acorns and such.

how do you get a light arrow because alot of people say didn't do Mt. Crenel, cloud dugeon, etc they go for the ghostbuster sidejob first iam really didn't what to do.

short?! not really short if you fuse all the kin stones, find all the surprises, collect all the miniature figurines with the mysterious shells, and find every single item in the game. I played this game for a year when it first came out just finding everything! Its a wonderful masterpiece is what it is!

Has it rained on you yet in one of those areas? hehe... I just finished Castle of Winds and got the Ocarina!

Playing through this game for the first time (just like a few others in this thread.)

From what I've played I can say that I really like the personality put into all of the characters in Hyrule. They all have some contribution to the feel of the city and most of them are even involved in little mini-sidequests of their own that make great breaks between dungeons. Sure, the sidequests aren't as elaborate and awesome as the ones in Majora's Mask but they definitely add a little spice to the game that I enjoy.