After a few years of beating the game, I figured I share my thoughts upon it. I felt that Twilight Princess was a bit repetitive, but at least the characters were fascinating to interact with in this game. At the beginning, Link is about to leave for Hyrule Castle, but his village is under attack, and in the mist of the chaos, he ends up in the realm of the Twilight, transformed as wolf.
Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
Is Skyward Sword the Master of Zelda Titles?
Written by Amelda Brownlie
So, five months post-release of Skyward Sword, what do fans now think of the much-hyped title? Although preliminary reviews granted Skyward Sword the same acclaim as the Zelda greats (Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask) it would seem the enthusiasm has dwindled as game play commenced.
Skyward Sword is noted as having a more “sandbox” feel than previous titles, however, once half-way through the game it is realized that the 3 main areas (or what are basically huge dungeons) are the only territory that Link is going to discover. The ability to take flight upon your very own Loftwing is at first exhilarating and exciting, as you ponder exactly what wonders you may discover in this cloudy portrayal of the Zelda universe.
Seafaring Charm and Exploration – Wind Waker
Written by Amelda Brownlie
For many Zelda fans the last truly in-depth and atmospheric title was the 2002/2003 release Wind Waker, offering the player what felt like a huge expanse of water to explore, with bright and cheerful cel-shaded graphics – although as with every Zelda epic, there is always a modicum of conjecture over its popularity rank within the series’ league table.