Its just that, im thinking of getting WW and i want to know what the replay value is, the more the better. ( i know it wont have as mush as SSBM, but of course some things cannot be helped.)
It doesn't have a ton of replay value because the minigames are so easy that its not too fun going back. Multiplayer adds to the replay value though. I am assuming you are talking about WarioWare, I am correct right?
 If you do mean Wind Waker there are some changes in gameplay after completing it for the first time...
1. Link will wear his blue, Prolo Island costume throughout the game. 2. Aryll will wear the pirate costume from the first credit sequence. 3. You will have the Deluxe Pictobox from the start. 4. The Nintendo Studio entrance will still be opened from your first game and you will retain all your figurines. 5. Treasure salvage locations change. 6. The symbol language will be translated into English.
Oh Where's Waldo has the most replay value out there!
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Seriously though, WWÂ (wind waker)Â doesn't have much replay value unless you want to know what the symbols meant or uless you're nerdy and want every single figurine in the Nintendo Club thingy.
I played Wind Waker through once and got a few figurines. I got about halfway through a second time and decided that it didn't have much new stuff to offer and so I shut it off and haven't played it since. It's worthwhile to play the game twice just to play the game twice, but not if you are aiming to get 100% figurines. Also, I tried to get all the figurines in Minish Cap for that last heart piece, but by the time you can do that you already have beaten the game, and it's really rare to get a new figurine, so at least WW is better than that.
It doesn't have a ton of replay value because the minigames are so easy that its not too fun going back. Multiplayer adds to the replay value though. I am assuming you are talking about WarioWare, I am correct right?cobadee
LOL! no i am not talking about wario ware. i am talking about wind waker!
The main quest is a piece of cake, it's hard for you to get killed. But there are many sidequests so if you are interested in that thanm you should get it.
Althought for me difficulty was pretty easy, I did have a great time with the game. It's fun, never frustrating, 'cause it's rare when you get stuck. The gameplay was excellent, I think the sea quests were a great break from the dungeons, hunting treasures was fun, it gave you places to explore. I loved how the dungeons were different from each other, with interesting puzzles. But it was lack of challenge.
 No doubt this game was under-appreciated by those "I want action and good graphics" players tho'...
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