That would be awesome! I think it would perfectly suit the tone of the game. Also, I reckon stylized games on the Wii are the best way to make them look good. Since the Wii lacks the horsepower to have photorealistic forest floors, a still realisticish but clay styled Pikmin would be really cool.

Here's another picture by the way, a different version of the boxart.

I'm sure we'll get another Zelda DS... it might be a rerelease though, in the same way we got Minish Cap and ALttP port for GBA.

However I'm hoping for either a Four Swords game or a more traditional Zelda. Not that PH was bad, but I'd like a Zelda with a larger overworld, harder dungeons, more enemies etc. Touch screen controls again would be cool.

You got to be blind. Gamecube was the weakest console of the XBOX, PS2, GAMECUBE era. (Although you got to love RE4)MetalCore84

No, the Gamecube was arguably stronger than the PS2. At least, it defineately wasn't "clearly the weakest of the three".

But yeah, that does seem to be the case.

Even though its a generic answer, Ocarina of Time is my favourite game ever, so of course its my favourite Zelda too.

That doesn't mean I don't love Majora's Mask, Windwaker, the Oracles, ALink to the Past etc also. They are among my favourite games as well. Links Awakening is also awesome and it's always overlooked.

Phantom Hourglass or Zelda 2 would be my least favourite. Phantom hourglass isn't a bad game, but I enjoyed the other Zelda's more.

There's so many...

Playing Brawl for the first time stands out as a recent one. It was one of my most anticipated games ever, my brother, friends and I all being Melee addicts. Checked the updat every day. We were so pissed when we realised it was not coming out for MONTHS in NZ (it's only just come out over here now, this was back at the US launch). Then I discovered about Wii Freeloaders and we instantly ordered one and Brawl. It arrived in the mail one night about a week later and we were like hysterical with excitement. It was so awesome.

Also, playing Gears system link for the first time with friends. It was a hassle to organize, but we got it all sorted in the end. I had just got back from tramping for the majority of a 5 day weekend, was exhausted, and it was so awesome to get home, get clean, go to my friends house and just relax. It was a really cool set up, to - my friends were neighbors, so we had 4 people in each house connected with ethernet cable for some system link goodness.

Theres heaps of other awesome times that whenever I think about, they remind me why I love gaming. These are just two recentish ones that stand out.

Beyond Good and Evil 2!

This and a few other games (Mirrors Edge etc) tipped the balance of me not wanting a PS3 or 360 to now wanting one. Which one to get though is a whole new problem...