What's your favorite Zelda game ?

[Chme]

We all have a Favourite Zelda game, so, what's your ?

I've put together the oracles games because they have many common thing, and thus if you like one you probably like the other, and I didn't put Four Sword because it 's too short to be a complete Zelda game.

And DON'T say Face of evil, Wand of Gamelon or Zelda's Adventure

[Ivory]

Oracle of Ages/Seasons united are my favs. Minish Cap follows up for second. I love the Capcom Zelda Titles.

[ThatPerson]

I have to go with the first one i played, A Link to the Past. I still play it once every year.

[Kapus]

Oracle of Ages/Seasons united are my favs. Minish Cap follows up for second. I love the Capcom Zelda Titles.

This, period.

[Koal]

Oracle of Ages/Seasons united are my favs. Minish Cap follows up for second. I love the Capcom Zelda Titles.

This except replace Minish Cap with LttP. LttP is one of the first games I've ever played and it holds a special place in my heart as such.

[NemZ]

I haven't played the oracle games, but I love me some TttP.  I'll have to check those out sometime.

Minish was okay, but I just got tired of it and dropped it for some reason.  Not sure why.

[Geno]

LTTP. All the way.

I hope it's pseudo-sequel on the 3DS is as good as the original.

[FTX6004]

I love the Oracle of Season/Ages and link to the past is cool.

[Knux]

Definitely A Link to the Past, if only because I have memorized the entire game. Seasons/Ages come pretty close, too.

[Jakeinator]

I wish there was an option for Ocarina of Time 3D but whatevs. I prefer that because its over all more pleasing to the eye. and Link looks more like the Link I'm familiar with and not someone trying to recreate him with N64 technology. Also Iron boots being an item and not a different pair of boots you have to pause and unpause every 3 seconds for, and for some reason the game feels more smoothly controlled then the original, but i don't know why.

[Magnet Dood]

Gotta go with Wind Waker simply because you could just sail to random islands and do whatever you want if you get tired of the main story

And the main story is really good

[ZeStopper]

I enjoyed playing the handheld version of four swords with my sis.
Curse that plant boss.

However Phantom Hourglass wins because it was my first and also because you can drive a ship.

A ship

[*Alice]

The first.
I played the original, LttP, LA and the Singleplayer version of Four Swords.
Basically, LttP is incredibly tedious and becomes less and less enjoyable over time. And the music is really not good either, considering it is a SNES game by Nintendo themselves.
Oh and Turtle Rock is the worst dungeon ever made.
LA is fun .. but I got bored of it once i beat the 6th dungeon and stopped playing it. And it is also quite tedious to go to where you want.
Four Swords is just ... meh.

The original Zelda however is more like a slightly more linear version of Metroid in terms of structure. And I really like that. The gameplay is good and the items are fun to use. To me it is the only really good official Zelda game.

[Knux]

Basically, LttP is incredibly tedious and becomes less and less enjoyable over time. And the music is really not good either, considering it is a SNES game by Nintendo themselves.

The first sentence is purely your opinion, and I respect that. On the second one though, you're completely biased. Saying that something is not good because a certain someone made it is blatant discrimination and I won't stand for that bullshit. If instead, you were to say that you didn't like the soundtrack because it didn't really appeal to your tastes or something among those lines, that would be perfectly fine.

Also (and this is completely unrelated to the above argument), I can't understand how someone would enjoy getting lost in the first Zelda. I was hardly patient enough to get all the Triforce pieces, and that's where the game ended for me. Right now, I'm playing Metroid II: Return of Samus on my 3DS, and all it manages to do is make me fall asleep after half hour. All I'm saying is, to each their own, but... "Dayum son" if you can withstand all of that and simultaneously like it.

[King Dumb]

The Wind Waker. It had a very compelling story that was not detracted from by technical limitations as I found to be the case in OoT and MM, and more compelling than later ones like SS (though I did like SS's story) and TP.

I was more immersed into the gameplay with TWW than with any other title. Also, I loved the endgame of TWW.