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 - Zelda Twilight Princess Lives Up to the HypeIncredible gameplay with a huge interactive environment. There are plenty of new items, characters, and story elements with still enough to connect with prior episodes in the series. While the worlds of Hyrule and the Twilight Kingdom are expansive, you do not have to spend most of the game getting from one place to the other as in Wind Waker. This game is highly recommended from somone who has played every game in the series since it began! Rating: - Zelda A review by Jarrett La ClairThis game is awesome. It is ten [...] the Wind Waker. You've got your horse again, which is a lot more fun than a boat. The graphics and story line are amazing. I don't believe it is as deficult as the Wind Waker. You catch on right away, and things get going right away. This could be the best Zelda yet. Jarrett La Clair Rating:  - AwesomeThis is Randy's son, Steve. I loved this game. I've already beat it twice, and I'm working on lucky number 3, lol. No, I do have a life, I've just had the game for a while. Although there were a few things I weren't too happy with, but I'll get to those in a second. First, the good things. I did like the fact that you were able to change into a wolf whenever you wanted to, and in order to do that, you needed to earn it by beating the first three dungeons. Until that, you could only be Wolf Link only when you had to. Also, in previous Zelda games, I hated how you had to search for Triforce peaces, and you had no idea where to go. In this game, you do have to search for a few things later in the game, but they tell you where they are. You just had to solve the puzzle when you get there. The graphics were great for a Gamecube game. I loved the story line. One of the best in the series. Now, the bad stuff. To begin, they still didn't put in voices for the characters. If they did it for Final Fantasy, they should do it for Zelda. The beginning stunk, but once you encounter the first villains, it starts to pick up. Also, the game was way too easy. They should have put in different difficulty modes. So, all in all, I did enjoy the game, with a few flaws. I'm expecting more from the series as good as, or better, as this game. Rating: - Read it like a book or explore the world as LinkThere is a lot to say about this game if you have the rubies. The game is pretty much like any other Zelda game. You use chickens to fly, you search for things, you find out secrets so that the bosses will be easy to beat, and of course, there is Zelda. For those of us who remember the cartoon Fridays when Zelda was presented, evil Link is there too. The Legend of Zelda is an interactive novel with many lessons of duty and of love. Many of your adventures will bring back memories as you solve new puzzles for months. Still, beware, do not become so addicted that you do not do your homework, and you will end up with a battle with "Ganon" sooner than you hoped. This game ought to be played for several months to feel the thrills of completion. Rating:  - A huge disappointmentI didn't enjoy this game very much at all. It's not a bad game, by any means, but it's not the perfect 10 everyone else seems to think. The original Zelda for the NES is much more fun. In Twilight Princess, you spend gobs of time just wandering back and forth over the same areas. The temples/dungeons and bosses are mostly very easy, as is most of the combat. Midna and Wolf Link are pretty cool additions, but constantly digging for rupees as Wolf Link was both aggravating and silly. I liked Zelda better when it was all about the puzzles and combat, before it went all 3D and tried adding story to the mix.
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