The next-generation Zelda game is a Masterpiece!!! And its a Ps3 ass kicker...........Wii for life.............Ps3 sucks
Graphics are really great no they 're perfect!
The gameplay is very easy on tha Wii I learned to play the game in 20 minutes for the first time.
The game is great heck Zelda and tha Wii together are PERFECT so buy this game or regret it!!
I feel I must punish myself for never having played Ocarina of Time or any other Zelda game until now. I was extremely lucky to get my Wii, and extremely pleased that this was the game I picked up with it. This game is epic on every scale. With a deep storyline and immersive gameplay, this is definately the game every Wii owner needs, NEEDS, to pick up. If you think the Wii is for kiddy games, this is sure to change your perspective. If not, go back to your room and play Mobile Suit Gundam Crossfire like you are begging to do. The game starts out with a not-so-heroic Link in the villiage of Ordon. There are several things that you do here before you really get into the main story line. The game is filled with many cleverly designed puzzles that, most of the times, really make you think. The game is easy to pick up and play, but don't expect that to get you too far into the game. The level/dungeon design is fantastic, probably the best in any game I've played to date. There are many, many different puzzles in the dungeons that you'll have to solve with the various items that you'll pick up throughout the game and, in the end, make you feel like a true logician.
Another thing that makes the gameplay so great is the variety you'll find throughout the game. Horseback riding and fighting, a fantastic lure fishing game, ice skiing...this gmae has enough to satisfy any gamers wants.
The graphics in this game are great. No, you can't see every single individual blade of grass or tree leave, but in the end, who cares? The only reason I gave the graphics a 9 is that some of the people look a little...dorky. Not to say they look bad, they just look a little...funny (specifically, the mail man).
The music in this game is great. The game features a powerful musical score that seems to fit in perfectly with the environment to create a nice ambiance that imerses you further into the game. At first i did have a problem with the Wiimote's speaker, but then realized I could turn it's volume down and that gave a great improvement to the sound, though (rarely) it still got a littly etchy.
To sum things up...The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is a fantastic game. It kept me drawn in throughout all 50 hours that it took me to beat the game and continued to give me that sense of accomplishment after slashing down a few enemies with my trusty Wiimote and solving the many challenging puzzles the game offers. I give Nintendo two thumbs up for this amazing game, possibly the best I've ever had the chance to play. Now if only they'd get Ocarina of Time ready for the Virtual Console....