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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...

This is interesting, here is my list: 1. Stone Tower Temple (MM) 2. Spirit Temple (OOT) 3. Shadow Temple (OOT) 4. Arbiter's Ground (TP) 5. Wind Temple (WW) 6. Snowpeak Ruins (TP) 7. Temple of Time (TP) 8. Great Bay Temple (MM) 9. Forest Temple (OOT) 10. Earth Temple (WW)

I think the Shadow Temple was the hardest. There were a lot of tricky rooms, some of the thoughest enemies in the game (stalfos, redeads, etc.) and many puzzles that really made you think (which I loved). The boss was also one of the hardest in the game, although not that hard to be honest. I...

No doubt it's Dark Link from AOL. He's really though to defeat, especially if you fight him without doing the little corner trick. The boss just before it, Thunderbird, is hard as well, but once you know know his attack pattern, it's not too bad.

2D game: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, I have fond memories of that one. And the whole game is great, each level is different from the previous one and the everything is superbly designed. 3D game: ​Super Mario 64, even though there isn't a 3D Mario I really prefer, as they are all...

This gets me even more excited for Skyward Sword! It might actually be the best Zelda game to date. I love everything I have seen so far, and I can already assume I will like it more than TP (which I didn't like very much).

He looks more like Kaepora Gaebora to me. I don't really see any ressemblance with Rauru except for the clothing.

To be honest, the only reason I'm looking forward OOT 3D is for the new gameplay approach (with the stylus and everything to equip items, etc.), new content that will be added, and mostly, the Master Quest adventure, which I've never had a chance to do before.

Lol at the poll .

Definitely OOT for me. It was such an awesome and amazing adventure the first time I played it.

Personally, I'd like the game to be as difficult as AOL, or at least LOZ. I know it won't happen, and we've never had a 3D Zelda game as hard as AOL, but I'd like to see that happen. I love it when there's a lot of challenge. But as long as we don't get a game that is as ridiculously easy as TP...

Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels. I've only beaten the SNES version, the one included in Super Mario All-Stars, and it's easier than the NES version, but I still had a lot of trouble going through it. But with patience and perseverance, I managed to do everything. The second quest in LOZ was...

Here are the characters I want the most: 1. King K. Rool 2. Dixie Kong 3. Ridley 4. Tingle 5. Skull Kid 6. Krystal 7. Toad 8. Black Shadow 9. Waluigi 10. Vaati 11. Isaac 12. Tom Nook 13. Eggplant Wizard 14. Samurai Goroh 15. Mii As for 3rd party characters, here...

Hmm... I don't think I've said that those artists were in the same league as The Beatles, I know they're not. I was just naming some of the best new artists to come up during 2009/2010, so of course it's pretty limited. But it all comes down to preferences. I for one, love every genre of...

Majora's Mask by far. That is one awesome vilain. He's insane, crepy and weird, and is a very unusual boss. And that's pretty much why I liked him. Of course, his character is much more complicated than that, but I don't want to go into unnecessary details.

No, I never look for walkthroughs or guides, unless I've already beaten the game once. I try to complete everything I can on my first playthrough, getting very close to 100% sometimes, but then if I want to discover secrets or things I didn't do in my first game, I do them the second time I play...

Personally, I don't really care about graphics. If the game is fun, I won't stop playing it only because the graphics are ugly or dated. Graphics are the less important part of a video game IMO. There are some NES games that I love more than current games for example, and now that I'm thinking...

I liked the mini-games in MM more than those in OOT. Those in OOT were very simple and most of them were pretty easy. In MM, they were more diverses, more challenging and I think there was more of them too. The shooting galleries in MM were pretty cool, and the Goron Race was very fun too, while...

Cool. I prefer to have the game this summer. Hopefully it doesn't come this fall or later.

My favourite are all Nintendo characters, here they are: Link Mario Donkey Kong Samus Fox Yeah, it's a pretty standard list, no particular order whatsoever.

This is what I have right now, it's pretty cool. ;)

I don't watch many movies, but I tend to like it when there's a lot of action, I also like horror and fantasy movies. And I occasionally enjoy watching some sci-fi films too.

It depends... when I want to play a specific game again, I just play it. I've beaten all the Zelda games I own several times, and I'm not someone who rushes games or do speedruns, I just don't think it's fun that way. I tend to always try and do everything, search every little corner and...

Lately I've been listening to a lot of hip-hop music, and also, the new Black Eyed Peas album, The Beginning! The very song I'm listening to right now is California Love by 2Pac.

I would suggest them either Ocarina Of Time or Wind Waker. I'm leaning more towards OOT though, because I feel it's more traditionnal and it represents the series very well. As much as I like some of the older games, I think they could be too hard for a new player. But yeah, I think OOT would be...

Hmm... The characters that I would really like to have in SSB are: King K. Rool, Dixie Kong, Ridley, Krystal, Tingle, Skull Kid and Toad. If all or almost all of them are in the next SSB, I'd be so happy. I hope they put at least 15 new characters in the next game. It would be awesome. :)

This new feature is incredibly awesome. My profile is now absolutely amazing. Thanks!

Most addictive videogame: Tetris Best action game: Metroid Prime Best RPG game: Pokemon (not any particular game, but maybe Gold/Silver) Best Shooter game: Perfect Dark Best fighting game: Super Smash Bros Brawl Best action adventure game: Zelda Majora's Mask Best strategy game: Starcraft 2 Best...

You want a traduction? Ok, here I go: Developper: Nintendo Release date: 2010 Genre: Adventure Rating: 12 Description: His sword, your WiiMote! Link, the most famous elf in the video game world can now be controlled with a precision never seen before! With the technology of the Wii Motion...

My two favorite genres are adventure and platform. I love adventure games because they give that sense of... adventure. I really like the feel of them. Games like Zelda are the perfect example of that. And I just love platform games too. Platform games were definitely my favorite during the SNES...

Let's see... 1. OOT 2. MM 3. OOS 4. LOZ 5. AOL 6. WW 7. TP 8. FSA ...I notice I haven't got a new Zelda game since a long time. But that will change with Skyward Sword. Or I might also get ALttP on the Virtual Console too. As for the rest of them... if I get a chance to get them I will.

Ok, so my top ten video game characters is: 1. Link 2. Mario 3. Diddy Kong 4. Donkey Kong 5. Sonic 6. Samus 7. Kirby 8. Zelda 9. Fox McCloud 10. Wario Yeah. I'm a Nintendo fanboy. XD But really, I love Nintendo's characters. They are awesome. I can't wait to see who they will put in the next...

In my opinion, Poker Face is her best song. Followed by Bad Romance. By the way, I'm curious about what direction she will take for her new album... I'm sure it will be interesting.

Myself, I use Internet Explorer the most. I have Firefox too and I've tried it, but I don't like the design too much. Like The Green said, IE is more user friendly, and well, I simply think it has the best interface. Also, for me, IE goes a tiny bit faster than Firefox. Not a meaningful...

Well, it's hard to choose. There are so many songs that I love. My favorite song of the week though is Check It Out by Nicki Minaj. <object style="height: 390px; width: 640px;"> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/-g9HDyaCTlI?version=3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

You know... I like some of The Beatles songs too, but I can't help but think they're a bit overrated. Yeah, I know they were very talented and all, but some of their songs just aren't that good. But I have to say they have some awesome songs too. Some of my favorite are "Hey Jude" and "Let...