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"Ocarina of Time Rocks!"

Out of the Zelda games all ready out Ocarina is the best so far in my opinion. This was one of the first Zelda game I played on. From then on Legend Of Zelda became my favourite gaming series.

I swear you didn't have to do it every time! I'm sure that you didn't! I don't remember that.

I remember you could just use Epona's song and she came running. Maybe not, though...

Bah, it's been too long, but I was sure that you had to do it every time.

Oh well.

Only once, I can guarantee it.

all i can remember of MM is them crazy giants that have long mad legs and moustaches that could be mistaken for underwear

JFH wrote:
> Only once, I can guarantee it.

Correct.

Ocarina of Time is still a personal favourite of mine, I've only fully completed it once with all of those stupid spiders but that's mainly because I don't want to ruin the opinion I have of the game. Majora's Mask wasn't so enjoyable in my opinion, mainly to do with the time limit of the three days, however in a way it really added to the experience at the same time so I have mixed views. Wind Waker is a completely different story however, it felt like the dev team got bored whilst creating the game and just decided to put everything they had created thus far onto little islands miles apart to ensure the game took a reasonable amount of time to complete, due to this I more or less completed it due to principle although it was definately missing the magic of the other games in the series, hopefully the new game on the horizon will restore my faith.

I found that it had more than it's fair share of magic, but lacked the content. It was clearly missing one dungeon, and the "collect these maps then earn money so you can get the treasure" was just a cheap tactic to draw the end of the game out, when there should have been more dungeons.

And it was far easier than other Zelda games.

JFH wrote:
> And it was far easier than other Zelda games.

Yeah, in comparison with The Ocarina Of Time, The Wind Waker was a walk in the park.

I'd prefer the difficulty level to be somewhere in between. Wind Waker was ridiculously easy and the final fight with Ganon was a joke, but Ocarina was insanely hard at times. I like a challenge, but I don't like to be challenged so much that I throw my pad at the wall.

It's actually not that much easier. The thing is that it's just so similar that you know exactly what to do, whereas in MM and OOT, the puzzles were new and so it seemed harder because you weren't sure of what to do. If you go back and play OOT and WW, the difficulty is actually about the same, except for the bosses.

i agree - i didnt find MM as good as OoT so never got around to completing it. OoT is my favourite from the series (completed it 4 or 5 times, god i love that game!) - im playin master quest on the gc on and off. had a link to the past on the gb but lost the bloody cartridge! where that went id sure like to know!!!