One of the greatest games ever made for a Nintendo system, a must own.
The gameplay is very enjoyable and innovative, using your Wii remote to shoot projectiles, and things like this stay fun from start to finish. But what disappointed me the most was just how easy the game was. The boss battles aren't as "epic" as one would hope, and they aren't very challenging as you might expect. The temples are very fun though, requiring you to think and solve puzzles that can seem frustrating but aren't too hard. It gives the game a rewarding feel to it when you accomplish something. It can seem a little repetitive and out of place at times, when things conveniently come up to lengthen the game. Overall the gameplay is still excellent and gets a 9 out of 10.
The graphics in this game are amazing, showing great detail in every aspect of the environment. I couldn't have asked for anything better from the graphics, it is one of the things that pleased me most about the game. The maps are huge and vivid, it has a remarkable feel to it that is hard to describe. The graphics deserve a 10 out of 10.
The amazing quality of the sound is something that really gets me, with memorable songs and beautifully orchestrated music, but what bugged me the most was the use of sound in the speaker on the Wii remote. The sounds seemed tossed onto it at the last minute and aren't very pleasant. There are often a few stray, digital sounds that come at the end of the sound clips that are just rather ugly. Also, the lack of voice acting is kind of old, so don't expect to hear much from the characters. All of this gets it an 9 out of 10.
The legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is worth every penny and then some, it will last you a good 40 to 60 hours and stays fun throughout the entire game. It is a game everybody who has a Wii should own. It is not the best in its series, but it still lives up beyond the hype and it's a game anybody should own.