Name: N0Lif3 !kemLfXL4JU 2007-01-08 6:45
good game, but since it'd be no fun reading a thread about how great it is I want to play devil's advocate.
You get way too many rupees for so little things. Once you pay off the church and the fund to resurrect a bridge+shop, all that is really left to buy is Hawkeye, Hyrulian Shield, Magic Armor, and the occasional blue potion and bombs. I feel the Fortune Teller was much too inexpensive for her own good. I would GLADLY've paid 50rupees each time I went to her in search of a heart piece. Which brings me to my next point.
Maybe it is because my skills, as a gamer, have increased greatly along the years, this is the first time in a Zelda game that i've made it to the end of the game, first time around, with all 20 heart containers. I usually finish Zelda games with 10-14 heart containers, then after beating the game I venture out for the rest of them. That wasn't the case here in TP.
Not much to say as bad really. THough I also enjoyed Wind Waker, I found the dungeons in that game to be rather linear, while in TP I feel a have a bit more room to choose before finding the correct path to venture on in a dungeon.
Haha, also, I love the fanfare music that comes on when you stun the boss and get to slash at em' real good. It really got me feeling amped up like a schoolboy watching old school Power Rangers.
You get way too many rupees for so little things. Once you pay off the church and the fund to resurrect a bridge+shop, all that is really left to buy is Hawkeye, Hyrulian Shield, Magic Armor, and the occasional blue potion and bombs. I feel the Fortune Teller was much too inexpensive for her own good. I would GLADLY've paid 50rupees each time I went to her in search of a heart piece. Which brings me to my next point.
Maybe it is because my skills, as a gamer, have increased greatly along the years, this is the first time in a Zelda game that i've made it to the end of the game, first time around, with all 20 heart containers. I usually finish Zelda games with 10-14 heart containers, then after beating the game I venture out for the rest of them. That wasn't the case here in TP.
Not much to say as bad really. THough I also enjoyed Wind Waker, I found the dungeons in that game to be rather linear, while in TP I feel a have a bit more room to choose before finding the correct path to venture on in a dungeon.
Haha, also, I love the fanfare music that comes on when you stun the boss and get to slash at em' real good. It really got me feeling amped up like a schoolboy watching old school Power Rangers.