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Zelda 2 had me tearing my hair out (not literally, but it was hard), I'd definitely say it was the most challenging that I've played. Then again, it came from an era when most games were deliberately tough as nails, and I respect that.

Arrow IN the knee, people :P if you're going to get annoyed at it, at least get it right! :D

Currently playing through both Skyward Sword and The Wind Waker. I'm planning on getting 100% on my play through of SS, it's the first time I've ever played it. I'm not so fussed about getting 100% in WW though. :)

It's a PS3/360/PC game that was released in early 2010. Darksiders - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Some of the dungeon design and elements of the game bear a striking resemblance to the Legend of Zelda series.

God of War 2's opening level. Epic isn't the word. That level is amazing.

Fellowship of the Ring is my favourite. Also, they took one of my favourite scenes from the Two Towers book and pasted it into the ending of that first movie, so generally I like it better for that reason too.

I don't have a friend in the world who likes Twilight. I have dozens of friends who like Harry Potter. That speaks volumes to me! I love vampires too much to enjoy Twilight's mockery of them.

My gamecube's not hooked up at the moment so I play it on the Wii, same with Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. It's just more convenient. I'd have no problem hooking up the appropriate console if I needed to or could be bothered to though hehe.

My first contact with the Zelda series was A Link to the Past, but technically my first Zelda was Ocarina of Time, so I chose that in the poll. It was the first one I actually played and hadn't just seen at a friend's house or something. I enjoyed the heck out of it and still like to fire up the...

When I first saw the graphics of Wind Waker, I didn't like them. That is to say, I really hated cel-shaded graphics at the time. A while later though and after seeing them in nice fluid motion and how much like a cartoon it looked, I grew to love them, the style is very good and they're an...

Bohemian Rhapsody, partially because Wayne's World. ;)

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Gamecube version has the canon I'm afraid. It's the original game, and the Wii version is the world flipped to make Link right-handed and shoehorn in the motion controls.

I'm edging towards Skyrim here, despite my better judgement. I really enjoyed playing the game and got about 40-50 hours of gameplay out of it so it's a nice long experience. I did find, however, that once I'd played that much of it, I was bored with it and had no desire to play it any more. I...

Hard to choose for me. Being from the UK, the first I heard of the Final Fantasy series was with VII, so naturally it's the first one I played. Since I played it though, I've played every one of the Final Fantasy games and finished all except FFV. If I really had to choose, I think nostalgia...

Water Temple was great fun, even if it was a massive difficulty spike over the rest of the game. I'd always pick to play a videogame over doing undesirable things anyway.

Both! Together.

I'm English but my mother was Australian. So I'm half Australian I guess. :)

I have a fear of being inside churches. It's a strange one, I know. It's a form of ecclesiophobia I'm sure, but I don't have a fear of churches in general, I think the buildings are beautiful to look at and very interesting. But I have a terrible fear of being inside those buildings, to the...

Awesome, dude. But I have to say, pics or it didn't happen :P

Agreed! Carrot cake is the best cake in the world.

Pants keep my pale, pasty man legs covered up so people don't have to see them, so yeah I like pants. I couldn't inflict my legs on the unsuspecting public, I'd be arrested.

I normally grab a cereal bar and a coffee in the morning. I don't like to eat a lot when I've just woke up so something small like a cereal bar is perfect, then at least I'm eating something. This morning however, I ate a cereal bar and drank a can of Pepsi Max for a change.

Dirty blond I would say. Well, either that or pink :) I'm not sure how that would look on the older teenage Link though, rather than the chubby Link in ALttP.

A Link to the Past is my clear favourite. No other game has made me feel the sense of wonderment that I first felt when playing that game for the very first time. I'm playing it through again at the moment on my Wii (my SNES copy is safely tucked away), and I'm loving it just as much.

Game looks awesome, unfortunately I'm cursed to only watch other people play it due to my ancient PC, but I'm having a lot of fun watching a certain person play it, and I did enjoy Diablo 2 way back.

I'd very much like it if the new Zelda game for Wii-U had your inventory/map on the screen of the controller. Being able to glance down at the map without interrupting my gameplay for even a short loading screen while it popped up would be wonderful, and it would be a lot easier to judge your...

Pea and ham soup, it's delicious. With plenty of black pepper.

Well, they seem to be primarily aimed at children but that doesn't mean that adults mustn't play them. I love Zelda, at 27 years old.

Not really, he's the end boss, I get psyched up to defeat him!

Mine's probably Four Swords. I'm not that big a multiplayer person, and most of my friends don't actually play Zelda games, so there was never anyone to play with anyway.

Nostalgia goggles. We all wear them from time to time. Even I look back on Ocarina of Time wearing mine sometimes. I played OoT3D when it was released though, and had a blast with it, though this time mainly because of old-school gaming fun times (that and it's nice to have a 3D Zelda game to...

They aren't even a little bit similar in terms of gameplay, design, they're in completely different genres. They don't look/feel/play anything like each other. Splatterhouse is a fun gory game though.

It was a neat touch adding gear upgrading, and I wouldn't mind seeing it in future games, but full-on customisation would be a little too much. It would add a layer of complexity that doesn't really belong in this kind of action adventure game. You'd be effectively changing the genre of the game...

Technoblins, grr! I actually got my technique down for the normal bokoblins, and would wait for them to telegraph an attack before finishing them with a quick combo. That doesn't really work when there's two next to each other, since one of them will block your attack, but it's alright. Getting...

Well, here's my ratings out of ten. I'd like to preface by saying I don't like to rate games out of ten, but I've done my best. Legend of Zelda: 7/10 Adventure of Link: 6/10 A Link to the Past: 10/10 Link's Awakening: 8/10 Ocarina of Time: 10/10 Majora's Mask: 8/10 Oracle of Ages: 6/10...

I'd say there are fun similarities in some of the dungeon design, but that was just a neat thing I noticed while I was playing Darksiders. The fighting mechanics are pretty different, levelling up your weapons with souls and stuff isn't in Zelda games... They're similar in all the ways that are...

I can't comment on the full experience because I've not finished the game yet, but for now, I'm really enjoying it, not disappointed in any aspect thus far. I tend to avoid the build-up and hype surrounding games though, so maybe I didn't get my hopes up for something more than what the game...