The future of Zelda

Popizezie ^_^ wrote:
> In article <20011206023444.24841.00000300@mb-cd.aol.com>,
> dsneed7545@aol.com says...
>
>>I gave up on Zelda MM. For me the game just didn't *flow*. Plus that
>>ridiculous three day deal put me off. I'm not saying that I'll never go back
>>and attempt to finish it, but it won't be sometime soon.
>>
>>
>>Dianne
>
> I actually thought the three-day thing was okay. But the game was less
> challenging and didn't have as good a plot as OOT.
>
> ~ Popizezie

I think I liked it better that OOT. The dungeons (especially Stone Tower
and Snowhead) were more fun (although I really liked the Spirit and
Forest Temples on OOT), it had loads more sidequest-y stuff (except
there were too many heart pieces to collect - a few more dungeons
wouldn't have gone amiss), and I generally liked the dreamlike quality
the game seemed to have (the way the mask-man moved and the extensive
use of blur helped here)

Note: I have a feeling I'm going to get flamed for saying that ^_^ (it's
happened before...)

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...O Paul Nolan <onewingedangel$ATuklinux$DOTnet>
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> I think I liked it better that OOT. The dungeons (especially Stone Tower
> and Snowhead) were more fun (although I really liked the Spirit and Forest
> Temples on OOT), it had loads more sidequest-y stuff (except there were
> too many heart pieces to collect - a few more dungeons wouldn't have gone
> amiss), and I generally liked the dreamlike quality the game seemed to
> have (the way the mask-man moved and the extensive use of blur helped
> here)
>
> Note: I have a feeling I'm going to get flamed for saying that ^_^ (it's
> happened before...)
>
> --


A lot of people liked MM. Personally, I thought it blew chunks. The 3 day
cycle thing just ruined the day IMNSHO. Unfortunately, ZWW wasn't much
better. Unless they figure out how to do another OOT, I don't see much of a
future in the Zelda series.