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***//The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX//** (also on: 3DS VC, GB) | ***//The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX//** (also on: 3DS VC, GB) | ||
- | * gatotsu2501: Better than //[[game:the_legend_of_zelda_a_link_to_the_past|A Link to the Past]]//. | + | * gatotsu2501: Better than //[[game:the_legend_of_zelda_a_link_to_the_past|A Link to the Past]]//. Quite possibly better than any other game in the series. |
* HarveyQ: //LA// is my favorite //Zelda// game and one of the finest adventures ever released for any platform. It has loads of nostalgia value for me (being my first GBC game), but beyond that it has a dreamy, beautiful atmosphere, excellent pacing and a fine progression of difficulty. plus a nice, silly sense of humor about things ("You got [[character:marin|Marin]]! Is this your big chance...?") | * HarveyQ: //LA// is my favorite //Zelda// game and one of the finest adventures ever released for any platform. It has loads of nostalgia value for me (being my first GBC game), but beyond that it has a dreamy, beautiful atmosphere, excellent pacing and a fine progression of difficulty. plus a nice, silly sense of humor about things ("You got [[character:marin|Marin]]! Is this your big chance...?") | ||
- | ***//The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages//** | + | ***//The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages//** (also on: 3DS VC) |
* gatotsu2501: Not quite as good as Link's Awakening, but Nintendo's first attempt at outsourcing one of their hallmark franchises (to Capcom) (the CD-i games didn't happen) yields surprisingly good results. The games show the mark of experimentation with Pokemon's Red Version/Blue Version formula, only here they really are different games and there's a neat password/link-up system that lets you play one as a continuation of the other (which means bonus sidequests, items and dungeons). I have fond childhood memories here. | * gatotsu2501: Not quite as good as Link's Awakening, but Nintendo's first attempt at outsourcing one of their hallmark franchises (to Capcom) (the CD-i games didn't happen) yields surprisingly good results. The games show the mark of experimentation with Pokemon's Red Version/Blue Version formula, only here they really are different games and there's a neat password/link-up system that lets you play one as a continuation of the other (which means bonus sidequests, items and dungeons). I have fond childhood memories here. | ||