Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

I have to agree with everything _dArTh_SoLo has said. Although I like to add saying that OoT bosses are easier...at least when you;ve beaten the game many times

 

The bosses are easier than in TWW? I don't think so, but we're all entitled to our opinions

Time-wise, it takes me longer to beat a boss in OoT than any of TWW bosses. Not to say though that I can't beat any of the bosses in OoT very quickly, but the bosses generally take longer in OoT...for me at least.

 

It's good but not as good as OoT or LttP.

I still haven't beat it, but I'm close...I always get too bored sailing around and what not...

I still haven't beat OoT my 64 copy had this glitch in which it erases your saved games after a few days. I guess Ihafta wait to beat it til I can download it using my Wii.

 

I've got the Master Quest version on the 2nd disc with Wind Waker and have only played a little bit of it.
Last night I went back to Wind Waker after around a month since last playing it. I've only got the boss of the Wind Temple to do, then the Triforce Shard hunting quest
I hear that's very annoying but at least once it's over it's only Ganon to defeat.

I'll also be doing the side quests so that the game is really 100%(ish) complete after I kill Ganon.

 

RIGHT IN THE MOTHER ******* HEAD!!!

 

I also completed it last night. So amazing. You're right about the final hit easily being the most violent for any Zelda game. Still with no blood no-one can complain.
I have all island mapped. All that is left is the heart pieces and side quests but I really can't be bothered. I might go play Ocarina of Time or Master Quest, especially since Twilight Princess is still a long way off.
i wish the Gamecube version of that game would be released before the Wii is so I could get the game early but oh well.
Anyway, here is a little review I made of Wind Waker on another forum. Well it's more comments of it:


I liked this game but for my 1st 3D Zelda game, I feel like it could have been better.
I didn't have any problems with the length of the game but it felt like too much time was based on getting all areas of the sea mapped and hunting for items and the triforce map/shard quest, which could have been trimmed in order to allow more activity in dungeons and of course, to throw some extra dungeons in.

I hope that Phantom Hourglass and Twilight Princess prove to be more rewarding. Wind Waker was good but could have been better. Overall I felt that this game was worth around 85% but with some changes could have been a 95%+ game.


Tell me what you think.

 

Yep. TP will be a fantastic game and hopefully the best Zelda ever. Graphically it is certain to be but that's not the most important thing. But I can't see it going wrong really.

What about Phantom Hourglass on DS? Is there any confirmed info on the number of dungeons, islands, quests, etc?
I know that it is using the island format as it's a direct sequel to Wind Waker but I hope it has a different direction, and hopefully no Ganon.