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Selling off my rare Official Nintendo Famitsu Legend Of Zelda The Windwaker Zelda box, containing a book, cd and two figures, all straight from Japan earlier in the year.Not available at all in the UK and I never saw any in the importers like Another World, Kingcat, etc when it came out.

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I think your argument about lack of places is a bit crap, top be honest. :)

I agree, I would of liked larger islands, but OOT did feel at times like areas strung together by almost 'corridor' like appendages. Not exaclty real. WW had a far more open and realistic (if you can call it that) feel.

Plus, the bit in Hyrule Castle, when all the monsters come to life, is better than anything in OOT, perhaps barr Ganons rising.

Both are wonderful games.

Cyclone wrote:
> See, WW still had that sense to it - Outset, Windfall, Dragon Roost,
> the crazy little places, the Deku Tree place etc.
>
> OOT only really had Kakariko and Hyrule town. Gerudo was more of a
> dungeon in my eyes.
>
> Still, both brilliant.

Kakariko, Hyrule town, place u start, Rock ppl place, Water ppl place, Gerudo, Farm...

And the temples just seem so much more memorable than those in WW. I just loved the forrest temple.

There's just little feeling of being anywhere in WW. Whereas in OOT you could run to places, there was more of a sence of being in a world where everything was connected. WW, is just a bunch of rocks randomly placed in a big annoying mass of water!

WW could have been REALLY good, if you sailed across the ocean and arrive at like a mini continent! Where there were big fields to run around n stuff. Rather than sailing halfway across a barren map, to get to another collection of bloomin' rocks!

:)

See, WW still had that sense to it - Outset, Windfall, Dragon Roost, the crazy little places, the Deku Tree place etc.

OOT only really had Kakariko and Hyrule town. Gerudo was more of a dungeon in my eyes.

Still, both brilliant.

What annoyed me about Wind Waker was that you bezzed around the ocean for ages, and kept coming to bits of land with like.... one shack on it! What I like about OOT was that you went around the world and you came to different villages n stuff. You actually felt like you came to a little town or village. Never really got that feeling from WW. Apart from that one town thing near the start.

Then again I haven't been bothered to finish WW yet, so perhaps it gets better....

:)

Actually, playing OOT after WW made me realise how much WW subtly but brilliantly enhanced the 3-D Zelda form. It might not be quite as astounding in terms of what it did, but playing them next to each other, I realised WW in fact rocks muchly. Beats almost every other game of the last year anyway. *look at one in particular*

I started playing Master Quest the other day.

Now that is how a Zelda games should be!!!

The game is SOOOOOO PERFECT it's almost hard to comprehend!

Wind Waker just was a bit p00 really!

:P

Well I wasn't

So was I, and it was the first Zelda I ever played.

*nods in agreement* I was underwhelmed also.

You know something? After the initial delight wore off, I was quite disappointed with Zelda.

In fact the whole Zelda series is becoming predictable and stale. You know the formula by now so it doesn't seem to hold the same appeal.