(09-08-2009, 09:57 PM)Children_of_Decadence Wrote: phantom hourglass was a good game, but it shouldnt have been for the ds, it would have fit perfectly with the wii i believe.

(09-12-2009, 02:15 AM)Arthur Wrote: Or better yet, people who don't like the games realize they aren't forced to play them

(09-15-2009, 08:50 PM)Daisydoll Wrote: read this. it's true
http://thecoffeedesk.com/news/index.php/2009/08/07/zelda-spirit-tracks-review/

(09-12-2009, 11:56 PM)Village Idiot Wrote:

(09-12-2009, 02:15 AM)Arthur Wrote: Or better yet, people who don't like the games realize they aren't forced to play them

Or, even better than that, Nintendo should pander to the REAL Zelda fans who have all 100%'d every other Zelda game. Small Fry games like Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks should just be appetizers that shortly predate much larger, tougher, and more fun Zelda games.

Sure, we aren't forced to play them, but true Zelda gamers need something new to play and not only have they not had a true canon release since late 2007, that game was a mini-quest, barely a real game unto itself and not much fun to 100%.

Quote:Yes, trains don’t fit the Zelda universe because there never were any steampunk elements in Majora’s Mask and Twilight Princess, therefore it just don’t fit.

And you hate Wind Waker because of the cel-shading, that is a perfectly good reason to hate it, after all, cel-shading is really gay and homosexual, and we don’t want to play a gay game, do we? Because Zelda is manly, and LttP and the gameboy Zelda games were all realistic like OoT and TP and therefore, Wind Waker’s style totally misfits the series.

Oh, why did I even mentioned the gameboy Zelda games, they aren’t worth two shits anyway, seeing as you didn’t mention Link’s Awakening or the first Zelda, after all, Zelda only began at “A Link to the Past”, isn’t it true? Or else it’d be called “A Link to the Present” or “A Link to the Future”!

Fantastic rant, I really enjoyed it.