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Well, whatever. Even if they did come, they wouldn't be able to stop me now. Just look up above you! If it's something that can be stopped, the just try to stop it!

Your people have long amused me, Midna. To defy the Gods with such petty magic, only to be cast aside... how very pathetic. Still, they served me. Their anguish was my nourishment. Their hatred bled across the void and awakened me. I drew deep of it, and grew strong again.
Your people had some skill, to be sure, but they lacked true power. The kind of absolute power that those chosen by the Gods wield. Such a man would make a fitting king for this world, don't you think?

so on a scale of 1-10, how good was Twilight Princess? Because Spirit Tracks looks similar to it.

In RUPEELAND, you will eat only the finest food. Work? Study? In RUPEELAND those words mean nothing! Beautiful women await you in RUPEELAND! So tell me: does RUPEELAND sound like a place you want to go?

And the Gamecube's essentially dead, so any future Zelda console games will likely be Wii only.

The primary antagonist of Spirit Tracks (Malladus aka The Demon King) is the strangest enemy I have ever seen...

(http://zeldawiki.org/images/thumb/a/af/Demon_King_Train.png/260px-Demon_King_Train.png)

Thanks alot eh  :)

Don't spam please. ;)

So...if I were to get a Zelda on Virtual Console, which would you reccomend? (directed at herochild)

I've heard the sailing funcction in Wind Waker was really boring. Or at least, slow and repetitive. =P

well, this young man has offered to pay for it!

Argh. 0-o You want more non-Link spin-offs? Weren't the Games-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named enough? D=

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@Fawful: the final bosses of all three Zelda CDi games died after one hit.

and Majora's Mask is just another game until you look really far into it. that includes completing the Bombers Notebook and getting the Fierce Deity Mask. (WARNING: the Anju and Kafei mini quest can cause extreme frustration, but it feels great to complete it.)

you also need to "read between the lines" at times, especially at the Stone Tower. If you look really closely at parts of the Stone Tower, you might start to figure out why Ikana is cursed.

"Heavy iron bars are blocking the door! You can't open it!"

Either will do; I personally have been using the gamecube Controller with Majora's Mask, but either would technically be fine. In fact, Classic might be better, but I'm not sure, only used the gamecube Controller.

Thanks, you really know your Zelda games!  :D
I'll get Wind Waker if I can find it. I'll search a bit later. I've been on amazon enough looking at well known GCN games such as Metroid Prime... :sigh:

Wind Waker. If you're already getting the Memory Card, get Wind Waker first.

However, don't let the sailing discourage you from further games, if you don't like it... of all of them, only Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass use a sailing system. ;)

Well, if you wouldn't play it now, I'd get it and play it on the Wii U if you get it. =P Plus, you could always wait a little bit, see the reviews, and then decide if you want it. As long as you don't care about the CD, of course.

Perfect for me, however, I only have one remote... Then I'd only need a Nunchuck, and I'd finally be able to do Multiplayer with remote-only games. =P If I can get it, however. =/

I'll say this: Twilight Princess pales in comparison to Skyward Sword. =P SS doesn't have as much filler compared to TP, and I must admit, the controls are much better.

And I've gotta say this: Best looking game on the Wii. Seriously.

There is some satisfaction in a battle cleanly won, but going through this elaborate charade is both time consuming and ultimately pointless. Instead, you can parry its opening attack and then flail away at its prone body until it's vanquished. By either using a shield parry or landing one sword strike against most enemies, you can stun them and then proceed to waggle your way to victory.

If you decide to be slow and precise rather than quick and efficient, new problems arise that ensure combat does not go smoothly. The Wii Remote has trouble recognizing your different swings. Often, you thrust forward in real life only to watch Link swing feebly in the game or just stand completely motionless. The sensitivity varies wildly so you're never quite sure how much force you need before the game recognizes your actions. As in the aforementioned situation, you may swing your arm while Link ignores you. Other times, you might adjust your grip so you go from holding on your left side to your right, only to see Link lash out at an enemy when you didn't want to do so. Most troubling of all is how the aiming works. There are certain items that require you to aim at the screen. However, the calibration is frequently wrong, forcing you to tap down on the D-pad to recenter. This happens with alarming frequency, and when you find yourself in a heated battle looking directly at the ground, you'll curse the game for BURDENING you with such a cumbersome control scheme.

The control issues don't end with the combat, either. When Nintendo released the first 3D adventure in the series in 1998, Ocarina of Time set a number of standards (such as Z targeting) that are still used in a variety of games today. But that was 13 years ago, and many ideas that worked back then feel downright clunky now. For instance, your camera control is very limited. You can tap Z to center your view or lock on to an enemy, but this is a poor solution because you can't freely scan the environment without switching to a first-person perspective. There are times when you square off against giant foes but your view is almost completely blocked, placing you in a frustrating situation that could have been avoided. Automatically jumping when you run toward a ledge is also included in Skyward Sword, and combined with the troubled camera, you may find yourself accidentally jumping off of a cliff or taking inadvisable angles.

It's a shame that you spend so much time fighting the controls in Skyward Sword because the content is quite enjoyable.

Filler meaning stuff like 'oh, okay, go herd some goats', or 'oh, okay, go collect tears of light'.(And yeah, walking around back and forth endlessly through an empty field like TP and even OoT, though that wasn't as bad there) Whatever it does have in place of that, is pure overworld awesomeness, like the original games. ;) Places that actually aren't empty for as far as the eye can see. ;)

It is disappointing to hear that you don't think it'd be worth it though. =/ Did I mention it has about 50 hours worth of main-game content? And that most of it is actual fighting stuff stuff? =P But I guess it makes sense, if that's part of the reason...

Well, yeah, but I meant that everything is pretty perfect, even the motion controls. I think most of the people who complain are the people who for some reason think that motion-based gaming shouldn't happen. Those people likely are lazy for the most part, though the ones who literally can't because of some medical reason are exempt from that generalization. =P