Do Zelda Games Ever Get Old for You?

[NaviGator]

The only Zelda game that ever got old for me was FSA.

Sometimes I want to play it again, then realize that I last saved in the Lost Woods, and I turn the GameCube back off.

 

[Linebeck1000]

Spirit Tracks and Ocarina of Time were really disappointing for me. I had trouble just forcing myself to play through them the first time, and a second for Master Quest. I don't think I could bring myself to play through them ever again, or at least not in the near future. (Well, I suppose I can play through OoT one last time just to see it in full 3D on the 3DS, grumble grumble... >_>). I also complain about Phantom Hourglass alot, but I don't think I give it enough credit... In retrospect, I've played through it a number of times.

As for ol' FSA, well its nowhere up to par with the main adventures, but I thought it was okay... I loved how it was reminiscent of aLttP, it really brought me back. I might replay FSA again soon actually. I'm still waiting for a proper aLttP imitation though. If Nintendo announced something like that I would pee myself in excitement.

 

[Phantom Zelda]

Phantom Hourglass is old for me now that I've played it so many times and I have other interesting games now but it was awesome when I played it

 

[sheik freak]

no,i play one zelda game at a time so when i finish the one im playing i always feel like replaying another one that i havent played in a while so i get into the game again especially when i haven't beat it 100%

 

[MOTLEYlink]

Its not really that Zelda games ever get "old" to me, but some games don't have the replay value that I would like them to have. For instance I beat Twilight Princess (Wii) well over a year ago, and am having trouble wanting to replay the game.

 

[MoblinPiglet]

No, the zelda games don't ever get boring to me, not even PH( still havent beat ST), you just got to find new places and if you want use a action replay, you just got to do something new than you did last time.

 

[yann]

I suppose I have a problem with playing som Zelda games through multiple times, in particular the hanheld games which I can only really play through twice at the most. However, games such as OoT and MM I have no problem playing through on multiple occasions. I think this is due to it being a connection to my early childhood, the nostalgia from these two games is enough to make me want to play them fro weeks.