The GameCube is officially dead, but doesn't every GameCube owner (or previous owner) have a Wii by now? :Pryan_returns29

You know, some of us are not able to just go off and but a new system every time one comes out. So what you said just doesn't add up. 

Oh my gosh. You see, this is why I hate posting. Like I said in the last message, I don't want any trouble. I do like OoT. I just think that it is not worthy of a perfect 10. It was a litlle boring to me. And even though I like it, that doesn't mean that I would want to play a second time through. And MM was more like work to me than anything. Although I thought that it was somewhat more entertaining than OoT. That is my opinion. All I wanted to know was simply why yall thought that it deserved a perfect 10. That's all. And if my opinion makes you mad or makes you want to call me a liar, then so be it. I don't have to prove myself to yall. All I wanted was your opinions. Not crap. 

I still think that is is as perfected as it can be. It is an awsome game that should never be touched.

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Tell me y everybody thinks that TP is not very good and has no soul or heart. Y? I love it. It's long, fun, beautiful, has good graphics, and has a great story line.

Shirley_Temple

Those things don't give a game heart, great writing, excellent pacing, memorable moments, and wonderful characters, all standard in Zelda (except Wind Waker, which didn't have very good pacing near the end) were few and far between in Twilight Princess, was there any boss that made you stop in your tracks and say "wow"?  Was there a bevy of characters that all felt unique, motivated and important?  Was the game paced so that any time something bordered on becoming tedious, the game radically shifted?  Is there a single memorable line in the game that's found in the main quest?  Are the Dungeons set up so as rather than making them lame switch hitting obstacle courses, the puzzles make you think, plan and then execute?

My answer to all of these questions was "no" while playing Twilight Princess, however it was Yes in MM, OOT, and Most of WW.

In fact, I'm going to say something most people DON'T: Twilight Princess isn't Zelda-y enough, the only thing that reminded me I was playing a Zelda, was the mute hero.  Everything else felt like your average adventure hack and slash.

My answer to all of these stupid questions is YES.

Believe it or not some people still don't freakin listen to me. They just asked me if I played it when it 1st came out. When it was new. I just wrote a message saying that I played  it when it was f-n new! Read before u write!!!!