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I've played through SS three times, and I found it to be the hardest 3D Zelda game, aside from MM. So yeah, I think the difficulty was a good step up from WW and TP, and not only in combat, but also in regards to the puzzles. I actually think SS had some of the best and most challenging puzzles...

The Wii U and its game, obviously. Other than that, I'm also looking for new games they will announce for the 3DS.

1. Ancient Cistern. I loved everything about the dungeon, the atmosphere, the challenging puzzles, the enemies, the boss, and most of all, the undead section of the dungeon. That blew my mind. 2. Sandship. That dungeon was just so unique. It really felt like visiting a ship, and the puzzles...

I liked the Spirit Temple the most. I loved the theme of the temple, the music and the boss. The puzzles were quite good also, and I liked the idea of doing the temple as Young and Adult Link. One of my favorite dungeon in the series. I also really enjoyed the Forest Temple and the Shadow Temple.

I liked the idea actually. Instead of starting back at the entrance of the area when you restart the game, you reappear at the statue you saved too. In OOT for example, everytime you restart the game, you go all the way back to the dungeon's entrance, or Link's house in Kokiri Forest or in the...

Graphics: Skyward Sword. It has the best graphics from a Zelda game so far. It was more colorful than TP, and the painting effect is quite nice. Controls: Skyward Sword. With the use of the Motion Plus, the controls of the items and the sword are better than ever. And the The fact that you...

There are many dungeons that I like, but my favorite one would be the Stone Tower Temple from MM. The upside down concept, as well as the music, the enemies, the boss and the puzzles in the dungeon were all amazing.

I enjoyed SS much more than TP. Pretty much everything was better in SS: The dungeons, the enemies and bosses, the music, the level design, the story, the difficulty, the side quests, the characters, etc. Many parts in TP were tedious and boring, while I never got bored once in SS. So SS is a...

I thought it was awesome. I liked the fact that you didn't have to pause the game to equip your items in SS. It felt much more intuitive.

I loved it. The treasures were something I liked in WW, and I was glad to see this system back in SS. I really liked collecting the treasures and catching the bugs, it made the game a tad more fun. I also liked that you could upgrade your items with them, giving the game a more RPG feel to it...

I really liked the bosses in SS. My favorites would be Koloktos, Tentalus, Ghirahim and maybe Demise too. Most of them were a bit challenging, and they were all fun to fight. The bosses in SS were definitely a step up from TP, as far as challenge goes.

I enjoyed the Silent Realms a lot. They were much better than collecting the tears of light in TP, which were easily the worst parts of that game. I liked the music that was played during those trials, and the atmosphere. When the guardians wake up, you really get a sense of danger, which was...

I really liked the whip, I just wished it would have a little more use. The Beetle and the Gust Bellows were interesting too.

I used the shield more in SS than any past Zelda games, I also liked the concept of the meter associated with it, the whole kinda added a new kind of challenge. The shield was very useful, especially against enemies with a weapon, and bosses like Ghirahim.

My least favorite dungeon would either be the Lakebed Temple or the City in the Sky from TP. But I tend to lean more towards the City in the Sky. I just didn't like the layout very much, and the way it was designed. The mini-boss wasn't particularly fun to fight and the battle with the boss was...