What Game to Play Next
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Based on those four, I would have to recommend Link's Awakening. All games have good music, of course, but I think Link's Awakening shines out as the strongest in terms of puzzles. In FS and FSA, puzzles are very simple or nonexistent altogether. There are some good puzzles in The Minish Cap, but I don't think they add up to those seen in Link's Awakening.
DarkLink17
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I would have to recommend Link's Awakening as well. It's just such a great game when it comes to music and gameplay, and it still has that "retro" feel. The other three are still very good games, but LA is the best in my opinion.
JamesBond007
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If you want a game with ALttP atmosphere, there are two: Ancient Stone Tablets and Four Swords Adventures.
If you liked Oracle of Seasons/Ages, then go straight to Link's Awakening.
If you liked Oracle of Seasons/Ages, then go straight to Link's Awakening.
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as always,go w/ the cheapest route
as always,go w/ the cheapest route
Justac00lguy
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I haven't played Link's Awakening yet, nor the Four Swords games, but I would still recommend The Minish Cap.
This game is probably best looking top down game, visually, the graphical style suits the theme of the game perfectly and it really does add to the experience in my opinion. This game also features one of the best overworlds in the series, there is quite a lot to do and it probably has the better exploration out of the games you mentioned. This game also features some great puzzles and dungeons, so if you enjoy that sort of aspect then this game is your best option. However, I wouldn't necessarily say it's a challenging game, done get me wrong it's not easy, but I would say it falls on the easy side in terms of the top down games.
This game seems quite familiarly to be honest, of course I'm talking about A Link to the Past . Some may say too familiar but I actually like that. So if you enjoyed A Link to the Past and maybe want a more stylish and visually better game, then this would be your best bet, like I said though, it probably isn't the most challenging nor puzzling in the series.
This game is probably best looking top down game, visually, the graphical style suits the theme of the game perfectly and it really does add to the experience in my opinion. This game also features one of the best overworlds in the series, there is quite a lot to do and it probably has the better exploration out of the games you mentioned. This game also features some great puzzles and dungeons, so if you enjoy that sort of aspect then this game is your best option. However, I wouldn't necessarily say it's a challenging game, done get me wrong it's not easy, but I would say it falls on the easy side in terms of the top down games.
This game seems quite familiarly to be honest, of course I'm talking about A Link to the Past . Some may say too familiar but I actually like that. So if you enjoyed A Link to the Past and maybe want a more stylish and visually better game, then this would be your best bet, like I said though, it probably isn't the most challenging nor puzzling in the series.
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The Minish Cap, its a great 2D game, with great music, (its made by capcom, what do you expect....bad music HA!). But the game ties some Four Sword elements in it as well, there are a lot of sidequest and a pretty long main quest considering is a handheld title. so PLAY MC!
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and unless you have some other people to play FS and FSA with.... dont even bother playing them, they look like they could be great games but finding a way to play them is near impossible these days!
Minish Cap hands down.
Blue Canary
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Play Link's awakening. I haven't played it yet, but I've seen a playthrough and it seems really fun. I don't, maybe it's just because it's weird, you're on an island, and you're awakening something. 
(Just Kidding. But you should still play the game.)
(Just Kidding. But you should still play the game.)
Heroine of Time
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Well, Link's Awakening is my all-time favorite portable Zelda game, so I'm a bit biased here, but I'd definitely suggest that. The puzzles are great and the music is fantastic for the era it's in. And the story is pretty good, too.
TMC isn't a bad idea, either. I don't remember it too well so I can't say much for the puzzles, though the music's not bad (but a bit grainy imo). Were you planning on playing FS anniversary or the FS with ALttP? The ALttP one requires an extra person with a Game Boy Advance and cable. If you have another friend to play with, though, it can be quite fun, but puzzles in both it and FSA are pretty simple. I've never really been stumped with any of them. FSA's music is primarily remixes of other Zelda songs, so if you think you'd like that, then you can go for it.
TMC isn't a bad idea, either. I don't remember it too well so I can't say much for the puzzles, though the music's not bad (but a bit grainy imo). Were you planning on playing FS anniversary or the FS with ALttP? The ALttP one requires an extra person with a Game Boy Advance and cable. If you have another friend to play with, though, it can be quite fun, but puzzles in both it and FSA are pretty simple. I've never really been stumped with any of them. FSA's music is primarily remixes of other Zelda songs, so if you think you'd like that, then you can go for it.
JuicieJ
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The Minish Cap. Best 2D Zelda, hands-down.