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Which TLoZ game have you played (or have seen playing)?
I'll start telling you something about the game I played and what I think 'bout them.
- The Legend of Zelda [Nintendo Entertainment System ; 1986]: I couldn't play it, but I've saw an italian youtuber doing it. I actually don't have particular thoughts about it. It was surely a good game for its time. But the respawn point... was hell. Bless the Switch NES emulator for the reverse cheating, LOL. All I can say is a big "Thank you, Miyamoto, for beginning this series".
- Link's Awakening [Game Boy ; 1993]: good game, but definetely not one of my favourite. I've seen a remake [Nintendo Switch ; 2019] gameplays on YouTube, and yeah. But hey, since I've found my father's old Gameboy, I might buy the game somewhere at a decent price and give it a try.
- Ocarina of Time [Nintendo 64 ; 1998]: first 3D TLoZ game, it made history for the graphic and for his good story. I'm currently playing the remake [Nintendo 3DS ; 2011] and I'm enjoying it. Since I played Majora's Mask first, I'm getting the thing of recognize OST and characters reversed; it still cool and kind of nostalgic tho. I'll let you know my final opinion when I'll finish it, but for now I find it a nice game. ...I hate the Gold Skultullas.
- Majora's Mask [Nintendo 64 ; 2000]: the first TLoZ game I ever finished in my life, obvioulsy talking about the remake [Nintendo 3DS ; 2015], and it soon became one of my favourite. It's really amazing, and though the story is not so intricated I still like it and I love how I got attached to every side characther lol. I'm still fixed with the moon children's final sentences.
- The Wind Waker [GameCube ; 2002]: seen played on YT, a game with a good story and a good sea exploration. I don't mind the cartoon graphics style of this timeline part actually. The OST are perfect to vibe.
- Twilight Princess [GameCube/Wii ; 2006]: the one with my favourite graphics style. One of my favourite gameplay as well, I love the story and lots of other stuffs. Definetely in my top list.
- Phantom Hourglass [Nintendo DS ; 2007]: the first game I tried to play as a little kid. Since it was in english, I couldn't understand it as a child (english is not my first language) and I wasn't literally able to get the sword as first quest in the whole game. I retried two/three years ago - I now undestand english better - and started to actually play it, but couldn't finish it due to my R4 problem. I hope I'll be able to continue one day, I was enjoying it and I'd prefer playing it by myself then watch videos on the web.
- Skyword Sword [Wii ; 2001]: I've seen it on YouTube, and I think this spared me from the commands hell. Besides that problem, I don't undestrad how people can say it's not a good game. It may be more fairy-tale like, especially in the graphics, but it has a well written story as the first game in the series timeline. I could try it now because of the Switch porting, but my memories about the story are still clear and I don't think I will.
- TriForce Heroes [Nintendo 3DS ; 2015]: if any god is out there, please save me. Three-players game based, I play it with my two little siblings when we have free time and they're sending me crazy. But playing it alone is freaking boring, it surely funnier to play with somebody else, so I enjoy it better with them. I think it's not the better game, 'cause it's not based on the story, but it's somewhat funny to play.
- Breath of the Wild [Nintendo Switch ; 2017]: the series revolution has come. I'm playing it currently (I'm a really slow gamer...), and we all know it's done amazingly for TLoZ standards. Good story, good characters, good secondary things, good scenarios, good all. I doubt it will become my favourite one, but even if I'm not one of those BotW fanatics, I agree it's kinda amazing.
That's all for now. Let me know yours if ya want, I'm curious.
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