The Legend of Zelda series

Looking back on things a bit...


The Master Sword in LttP didn't have a blue hilt at all, and was eventually replaced by the level 4 golden sword kinda. However, if you really look at that image of him holding up the sword, he is holding it up towards the sky which makes it glow.

Though honestly Link's hair is pink due to sprite color limitations, so that might also have to do with why it doesn't have a blue hilt.

Breath of the Wild seems to have been connecting almost all of the previous games, so I feel like we'll be seeing some random links to other games.

First of all how is it that you temper a sword and the hilt suddenly is blue now.

yeeeee, love links awakening ^_^

also, definite yay if this is true >3>/

I don't like that they're adding stuff to Hyrule Warriors Legends and ignoring the one on the Wii U. I really don't want to buy the game a second time, and don't feel I should have a reason to barring wanting to play it on the go.

I don't have a Wii U so Legends was obviously the better deal for me. But wow, Wii U levels go up to 255?! That's insane! In Legends I'm pretty sure 99 is the max, if Miiverse posts are anything to go by.

For me it's simple enough, Link to the Past was the first adventure game i played and also the second game i played in my life. (Following Super Mario World)

Needless to say, i got hooked immediatly with the world i could explore freely, all the dungeons, items, heart pieces to find. To this day, i still play through LttP at least once per year and it never gets old.

The new Zelda game looks interesting, i'm just worried dungeon design will be lackluster with the new approach they're going for it.

I'd hafta say that Majora's Mask is my favorite because of how dark it is, because of the mature elements, and because of how the game is larger than itself, in SO many ways. Played that game sooo many times...

I have only scratched the surface of the DLC. I don't have Linkle's boots yet but Marin is fun to play as. Also, the level cap got bumped to 150. Thanks guys; I hadn't even hit Level 99 yet.

Because of this DLC I ended up giving Link's Awakening DX another spin as soon as I finished the Oracle games. It's a good game but the text scrolling is painfully slow and can't be changed. I don't mind it that much during story text but when I have to scroll through the long set of text for the compass for the 5th time (or worse, one of those stupid messages that play if you accidentally push a rock you can destroy with an item) it gets annoying. Also, in Turtle Rock, if you use a Small Key on the wrong door it becomes impossible to proceed in the dungeon. Thank God I did not save after I made that mistake; otherwise I would have had to start the whole game over instead of just the dungeon. That's a massive design oversight IMO.

I also don't like that arrows, bombs, and magic powder are almost exclusively found either in shops or as flying objects in dungeons. Several times I had to drop my dungeon run to buy more stuff, a task made more tedious by the frustrating lack of warp points. Speaking of which, the execution of the warp points is not my cup of tea. There's only four normal ones, and one of them is on top of the final freaking dungeon. And while Manbo's Mambo is pretty convenient, I wish it let you pick a warp point to go to instead of always dropping you in Manbo's Pond. Or, if it had to be the way it is designed, a normal warp point should have been put near Manbo's Pond. They nailed the warping in A Link to the Past, so why does it suck in this game?!

I still enjoyed it in spite of these flaws, but I liked the two Oracle games more.

I literally just completed the first Adventure Map today. So seeing more maps hurts me in my soul.