The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker - GameCube

Posted : 6 months, 3 weeks ago at Dec 15 14:43

my god u like this game tooo i thought it would be dorky dont tell the other guys this is an awsomme game

Rating : 10/10

Posted : 8 months, 2 weeks ago at Oct 17 14:49

Gamers must for a moment forget that Wind Waker looks totally different from Ocarina of Time because in actuality these two games are very much alike. The GameCube adventure is clearly inspired by its N64 predecessor where design and play mechanics are concerned. Link once again travels through an immense world except this time not by horse, but by boat. The character is still called upon to solve countless environmental puzzles, to drudge through dungeons, to engage in fierce combat with enemies, to learn spells, to use a variety of weapons and items and more. It all still controls and moves along at a pace that will be d¿j¿ vu for anyone who's swung the Master Sword at Ganon in the past. In fact, everything from the way in which Link is maneuvered to the lock-on battle camera and the v...Read more

Rating : 8/10

Posted : 1 year, 3 months ago at Mar 12 18:37

Lol, a cartoony link? who would've thought such an odd concept be so cool. Wind Waker is awesome, with more tactics, problem solving, thinking and coordination, this game takes the cake compared to what i thought it would be.

I didn't set the controller down until the Gamecube finally fried and turn off for 3 days, as soon as it came back on the game was broken, so I didn't get very far, but I still loved it nonetheless, it was challenging in its own way

Rating : 8/10

Posted : 2 years, 5 months ago at Jan 26 11:22

I wouldn't say that I've wasted countless hours on this game, but I've sat in bed for long periods of time trying to complete all of the extras in this game.
It's colorful, great Zelda story, lots of extra missions, neat weapons, plenty of gameplay, and most of all, fun, which is really what I'm looking for in a game.

Rating : 10/10

Posted : 2 years, 8 months ago at Oct 17 19:19

Where did it go wrong, Nintendo?!?!?! We were all expecting a great graphics game, the best Legend of Zelda yet, and you go......CHIBI?!?! I saw pictures of "previews" for what was going to be instead of Wind Waker, and my jaw dropped. I was excited to play it, and this was after Wind Waker had come out! Anyway, I was greatly dissapointed in the lack of realistic Link, but I suppose WindWaker wasn't so bad. Some of the downsides: you sail.......and sail and sail.....you can literally get pointed in the right direction and sail for 45 minutes before ariving at your desired destination. (Yes, you can warp later on, but still.) Also, the game is extremely long! The upsides, Fighting has got to be my favorite in this game than of the others. You can roll behind the enemy, you can dodge, fig...Read more

Rating : 4/10

Posted : 2 years, 9 months ago at Oct 4 16:56

I've just finished The Wind Waker, the latest installment in Nintendo's famous series The Legend of Zelda, and even though I'm a Zelda fanatic, I can't help but have mixed feelings about this game. On the one hand, the cute toon-shaded graphics are stunning. The gameplay, with its inven tive battle system where the hero and his enemies can pick up weapons dropped by other enemies, is irreproachable. The sounds, moods and music are captivating, even though there's no voice acting... but who'd want to hear Link talk? On the other hand, it's not even that the game is too short, because actually the world is huge and the side quests numerous (although some might be a tad repetitive), nor that it lacks the traditional time/space warp (such as Overworld/Underworld, Young Link/Adult Link or...Read more

Rating : 9/10