Legend Of Zelda Thirtieth Aniverssary.

[Etsyturtle2]

Title says it all. I never got too much into this series, but I've enjoyed what I played, and appreciate that it is also kinda a Nintendo mascot.

[Prowler]

Happy birthday, Legend of Zelda.

I still remember playing the first ever Zelda game and feeling lost from the first minute on. It sure gave you a great sense of adventure and exploration. That game was a box full of surprises.

Then I played Ocarina, which was jaw dropping back in the late 90s. For years I considered that to be the GOAT game. Some years later, I finally managed to get my hands on A Link to the Past. Probably my favorite Zelda nowadays. It has aged better than Ocarina, mostly thanks to being a SNES game released at the time when 2D gaming was at its finest.

Wind Waker was fun, but a bit too easy, imo. Plus, the triforce search was boring. I did like the sailing, but I think the game had more potential. I'd probably have liked it more if I had played it back when it came out, since I was still a kid at the time.

Haven't played much of Majora's. I need to finish that game someday.

I'm yet to play the portable games, TP and SS.

[CyberCubed]

I've played all the games to date multiple times.

I even suffered through the DS Zelda's and Skyword Sword twice.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I've played all the games to date multiple times.

I even suffered through the DS Zelda's and Skyword Sword twice.

Suffered? I'm guessing you weren't a fan of those games.

Oh and I forgot to mention, I've played some of Adventure of Link too, but haven't been able to beat it yet. That game is hard.

[Storm Eagle]

Originally Posted by Prowler

Wind Waker was fun, but a bit too easy, imo.

That's the only Zelda game I've ever played through without ever getting a "Game Over".

Originally Posted by Prowler

Oh and I forgot to mention, I've played some of Adventure of Link too, but haven't been able to beat it yet. That game is hard.

What part are you up to in that game?

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Storm Eagle

That's the only Zelda game I've ever played through without ever getting a "Game Over".



What part are you up to in that game?

I don't think I've died a single time in WW either. And if I did, it was only that one time.

What part am I in AoL? Good question... I don't remember. And can't find the GBA cartridge of it(the version I have) anywhere. But I don't think I've gotten very far in it. So probably less than halfway through it.

[Aaronardo]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I even suffered through Skyword Sword twice.

Woah, Skyward Sword wasn't that bad. Worst 3D Zelda? Sure. But still an amazing game barring that horrible Link model.

[Cure]

A Link to the Past was my first Zelda. If it had been the original, I would have never played another one.

[Powder]

Originally Posted by Cure

A Link to the Past was my first Zelda. If it had been the original, I would have never played another one.

Same here, honestly.

[turtle1237]

My first first Zelda game was on the old black and white game boy.

Link's awakeing. I must of played that game over 1000 times lol.

Next was a Link to the past, and up. I really felt sorry for Link's awakeing. Marin, and Mario lol, and all the fun people on the island gone once that the windfish wakes up.

It was sad seeing Marin singing her song, and poof she is gone. I loved Marin.

[Turo602]

The first Zelda game I played was the original on NES but the two that got me into the series were The Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time. Wind Waker because it caught my attention and I was greatly anticipating it and Ocarina of Time because The Master Quest came free with the pre-order of The Wind Waker. I've played and own every game in the series but have yet to pass the Gameboy and Gameboy Color games as well as Majora's Mask, Four Swords, and Spirit Tracks. It's definitely one of my favorite if not favorite series in gaming and I can't wait to get my hands on Zelda U.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

The first one I played was the zelda game on the Nes, that came with a gold cartridge I loved it, still do now, but to me Ocarina of time was where the series cemented it's awesomeness. I'll never forget how mind blowing it was when I first turned it on. Pure magic

[Cure]

A Link Between Worlds is the best Zelda since Wind Waker.