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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

aka: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker 2, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Zelda TP, Zelda no Densetsu: Twilight Princess
Moby ID: 25103

GameCube version

Perfection achieved

The Good
This is by far the best Zelda game I have ever played.

Being one who has lived through all the Zelda games to the current date, I can without doubt call this game a masterpiece. I bought this game on Friday, was finished on Sunday evening. I didn't leave the freaking chair, it took me a whole 37 hours to play it through. It is by far the most adrenaline-filled Zelda game that has been launched.

Twilight Princess has beautiful artistic perspective, and one of the best looking Game Cube games to date. There is nothing more fun than shooting an arrow all the way across Hyrule field, then riding your horse trying to find it again. With award winning sound and gameplay, the most in depth plot, great graphics, great artistic perspective, over 60 hours of gameplay, and a character that never talks, The legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is sure to bring enjoyment to any gamer who appreciates games for what they are, an art.

Twilight Princess amazingly follows through on all of its promises. Nintendo has done what one might consider the unthinkable -- achieved perfection.

The Bad
For some people that have played several Zelda games in the past. This is not a very hard game to finish.

The Bottom Line
There is not a single point where the game is not at an outstanding level. I would like to tell you more about it, and tell you in detail about every feature in the whole game, but...why should I tell you, when you can experience it yourself? Why should I spoil the greatest adventure of all? The best way to experience all this is to play it yourself. And I do recommend that you do just that, so go buy one, for your own sake, and get the game. You will not be disappointed. Nintendo has created a true masterpiece.

by SiriusCrane (8) on August 29, 2007

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