The legend of Zelda OoT or TP

[meatwad420]

OoT is def my favorite one out of the bunch...and im like a zelda fanboy at heart. ive played every zelda game aside thats come out aside from the ds games. twilight princess is definently my 2nd favorite.

OoT is number one because its just a classic game. i remember when i got it the first day it came out...i wass still in elementary, and i played it till i had to go to school in the morning...and then i would talk about it to my friends at school and just be like yeah...this game is awesome haha.

twilight princess is an amazing game though, yeah it was easy in most parts but there were a few temples i got stumped on...because i hardly ever analyze the maps in the map menu, i just go with my memory on previous rooms and actions and follow the in game cutscenes as clues.

[brazuca]

Ocarina of Time - I give it a 92. The only thing I thought it was missing was difficulty, currently it is my favorite game ever. (I was 12 when I played it, so difficulty level was perfect for me, but now it's too easy, back then I would have given it an 100 rating.

Ocarina of Time Master Quest - I give it a 98 the added difficulty was the only thing that was missing.

Twilight Princess - I give it a 88 mainly because it is slightly shorter then OoT and easier. The puzzles in the game are still difficult, but combat is too easy however.

[duci]

I like Twilight Princess

[NewDimension]

Definitely going to have to give it to OoT. TP was fun and had a great story, but OoT just seemed way more challenging and deep. I liked the sidequests in OoT better (esp. biggoron sword), and I found all of the temples in OoT to be much more challenging than their TP counterparts (although that might just be the extra 7 years of gaming experience)

[Rokrin]

Ocarina of Time, hands down.

There's a lot of memories and nostalgia that are associated with OoT for me, and I don't think I have the same feelings with TP.

For example, when I first picked up the controller at a friend's house for the game, I died 3 times trying to get the first sword. I had little-to-no game experience, but it's hilarious now that I look back on it.

I remember weekly OoT meetings, at different houses, where 4 of us would sit and take turns on the game (one of those "You-die-the-next-guy-goes" deals). There's still a lot of good memories there, and I didn't feel like TP was challenging enough to whip up any more of those 4-person late nights.

[nintendosuperfan]

THere is nothing to do when you beat this game. Its not very fun after you beat it.

[RamenNoodls]

I like both OoT, and TP =]

[blink]

i liked OOT better then TP so far..but i liked Majoras Mask or w/e the most..that game sord of freaked me out, because i was young and whenever i would like go swimming as the blue guy i would always thing something was gonna pop out and eat me or something in the water.....and than that one part happens when you get in the fight under water with some big monster thing *shudder*

[GreenWizard]

I have never played the actual game of OoT. I have played the demo version of it on Brawl, and it was really cool to finally see what it was like. But it was nothing compared to what I have experienced thus far on TP.

[RE4PR]

TP has better everything, except the memories. I remember sitting down with my gramma and she would read the tip book and I would go through the temples. I was effing stoked by the time I got to Ganondorf, I swear I could have cried little girly boy tears at that moment. Wow.. That game was one of the best experiances I've ever had.