When I had finally beaten the game, I felt some strange feeling. I was sad. As the credits rolled past I was remembering all the fun I had playing this wonderful game. The awe I felt when I arrived at the Yeti's house, the sheer beauty of looking at Hyrule castle from a distance, and the incredible satisfaction whenever I beat a boss and moved on. No other game had made me feel this way when I beat it. The only two that had even come close were Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker and Tales of Symphonia. As I watched Midna leave Hyrule for the land of the Twili, a smile touched my lips. I knew it would take a very long time for me to be able to play this game again. It's like rereading a book. You can't do it right away, because you know the ending way too well. You have to take some time off and read a different book so you can come back later. The puzzles were difficult and the storyline, satisfying. The happiness, mixed with nostalgia, was almost too much. As I set the controller down and walked away from the now dark gamecube, I had but one thought. "Sheer Beauty". I have never played a game that incredible for a very long time, and i might ever again. If you want to be entertained, pandered, and delightfully tested; buy this game. It was worth every moment. I loved the graphics. I was able to see Hyrule Castle in the distance with perfect quality and the enemies were done with a very satisfying amount of clarity and focus. The movies/cutscenes were done with incredibly realistic detail. I also liked the way they designed the bosses. I loved how they were all different from the last games, (with the exception of Ganondorf). There are also more weapons to collect than in Windwaker, like the Dominion Rod or the Ball and Chain. Overall, this game is well worth buying and keeping to play forever.
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