Wind Waker was my fave...so much to do compared to the other games.

following that:

Majora's Mask- Cool concept, and stayed entertaining through the end

OOT- One of my all time fave games, but I didn't enjoy it as much as MM or WW

TP- Was cool for the first 15 hours or so...then it just got annoying. Didn't like it that much.

A Link to the Past- Played it on Gameboy a bit. Didn't play enough to get a good feel for the 2-d Zelda gameplay.

Super Mario Galaxy. The franchise is dead. I should have seen it coming, after SMSunshine.kenshinhimura16

look at this video, it explains it all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkv4chj47XY Basically the story goes that there's another sun (a red dwarf) in our solar system called Nibiru. It has an elliptical orbit and it crosses our solar system every 3600 years. It's supposed to happen in 2012, it will stop earth's rotation temporarily because of it's gravity field and switch our north and south poles. Giant Tsunamis and volcanic eruptions will destroy this earth and about all of the population. It's also said that the current climate changes and the acceleration of natural disasters at this very moment appear because Nibiru (or Eris as Nasa calls it) is approaching. Legend goes that a planet/moon of Nibiru is inhabited by the Annunaki, an alien race that will visit us when their planet is in our solar system. Just like they did during the maya and egyptian era (thus explaining all those unbelievable buildings, aligned with the stars that were created back then). The Annunaki were treated as gods that came from the sky, they used humans as slaves to dig up gold for them. The Annunaki needed the gold to create reflection plates to protect their world from our sun (which is much brighter and hotter than theirs). It's also believed that the first humans were not the work of god, but a genetic experiment of the Annunaki. In that way we're actually their children. Historians noticed that there's a spike in technological advancement about every 3600 years. Nibiru, to the Babylonians, was the celestial body associated with the god Marduk. The name is Akkadian and means 'crossing place' or 'place of transition'. Nibiru appears in Sumerian records correctly refers to a large planetary body. Their research proposes that it possesses a highly elliptical, 3630-year orbit. Here's a picture of Eris/Nibiru from NASA, you can see a small planet or moon next to it, during the last couple of years, pictures have shown that it comes closer. I personally don't believe all this, but it would make an incredible movie! :DTheFlush