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The Good
- Good music for the majority of areas. - Large fields and many villages to explore. - Advanced swordplay, more fun the the simple hack and slash of other Zelda titles. - Bosses are well drawn out, a bit challenging at times with few bosses. - Sidequests take a lot of time to complete, making the game more fun. The Bad - Heart pieces and Poe souls are found too often, not very hidden. - Objectives that have to be done in wolf form are boring at times. - Aside from an occasional challenge with boss battles, most were very easy, not even harming some new players. - Items become useless after passing through temple it was acquired in. - Twilight. You were forced to go into three or four places covered in twilight. All you did was look for bugs as a wolf. Boring. I'll start off by saying this, The...
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THE GOOD:
-There are so many different things to do in this game -The music is just amazing -The visuals are amazing too -This game has a very, very good story to it too. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
There are many good things about Twilight Princess. There is a great storyline, with new enemies and fun characters you will learn to love. The story also has some depth, a few twists, plus a few new concepts not in other Zelda games, like the twilight realm and Link's wolf form. For a Gamecube game, it has pretty good graphics, but nothing like those of the Xbox 360 or PS3, although there are some times where it really stands out. For the most part, the beauty and style of the landscapes make up for it. The characters also have a somewhat cartoonish yet serious look to them, and do not need to look like real faces. The music is also pretty nice, with several catchy and enjoyable songs, but no song in particular stands out too much. And at times they can be annoying and repetitive, with continuous loops that get tiring after a few hours. The music is quite good overall though, and is sure to be more of a pleasure than an annoyance. A lot of...
THE GOOD:
- Better graphics - Interactive gameplay via the Wii remote and nunchuk. Fun slashing, stabbing, shooting, and all that good stuff! - Vast storyline and adventures and loads and loads of collectibles and items to collect and horde. - Many puzzles to keep you occupied. - Quite a number of mini-games and side missions to keep you questing and adventuring for a time to come. THE BAD:
Twilight Princess has been a long time coming. First announced way back in '04, fans have endured several long delays and the announcement of two separate versions before the game finally hit stores. Now that its here, Twilight Princess proves that it was worth waiting for. A brand new story, great gameplay ideas and that classic Zelda feel all combine perfectly to produce a winner experience; However, not all is well with this game. While the delay may have helped build excitement, it also helped outline the game's shortcomings and why this is not the "Best Zelda Ever" as many had hoped it would be.
The game starts out fairly slowly, but does a good job of introducing the player to various new mechanics. This is, without a doubt, the longest "introductory level" the Zelda series has seen thus far. It will take most people a good hour to get past the simple chores presented at the start of the game; In contrast, it takes about 20 minutes to leave Outset Island at the...
THE GOOD:
-Graphics are good -Temples are satisfying -Character design is great -Hyrule is enormous -gameplay is fun -Wonderful storyline -Tons of side-quests. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
1. The Wiimote brings the game to a whole new level. 2. The Music is good with the game. 3. Another wonderful adventure in the world of Zelda. 4. Better graphics then ever as Zelda steps up to a next-gen console. 5.Huge world to explore in. 6. All new accuracy with the enhanced "Wiimote" controler. 7. Long dungoens, but it is a good thing too, means more game time. 8. Available for the GCN if you cant get the Wii. THE BAD: SUMMARY: Lowest Prices |
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