So what's your favorite 2D Zelda game and what's your favorite 3D Zelda game?

 

Favorite 2D Zelda game: The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap

 

Favorite 3D Zelda game: Ocarina of Time/ Skyward Sword (It's a tie betwen those 2 games. As I love them both to bits

Edited November 5, 201212 yr by Tails

2D: Link to the Past

 

3D: Ocarina or Majora's Mask. Tough one...

Favorite 2D: The Legend of Zelda: four swords adventures

 

Favorite 3D: The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

2D: Link's Awakening.

 

3D: Majora's Mask

2D: Link to the Past

3D: Majora's Mask

2D:The first Zelda

3D;Zelda skyward sword

I'm not actually a fan of Zelda, but I've played a few.

 

2D- Minish Cap (Might actually finish this one.

3D- Skyward Sword

Hands down Ocarina of time for both. Played it all throughout my childhood.

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by oRoxas

Hands down Okarina of time for both. Played it all throughout my childhood.

 

But Ocarina of Time is a 3D Zelda game. It's not a 2D one. Haven't you played any 2D Zelda games?

 

I'm not actually a fan of Zelda, but I've played a few.

 

2D- Minish Cap (Might actually finish this one.)

3D- Skyward Sword

Yeah I can tell you're not a Zelda fan just from looking at your Avatar. I take it you're more of a Tales Of fan and that you're favorite game is Tales of the Abyss.

 

And yeah, i still need to finish Minish Cap. it's a really good 2D Zelda gam that I've com to love as I play through it.

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by Tails

Now I have the dark over-world map theme stuck in my head. ^u^

 

Yeah I can tell you're not a Zelda fan just from looking at your Avatar. I take it you're more of a Tales Of fan and that you're favorite game is Tales of the Abyss.

 

Both true, though I'm not sure what that has to do with being a Zelda fan or not. I definitely admire them, and can see why the series is so popular, just not really my cup of tea.

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by DragonMaster

To be honest, I don't really like any of the 2D Zelda games, but by far my favorite 3D Zelda game, and among my favorite video games in general would have to be Majora's mask. The dark atmosphere of it all while still staying true to the Legend of Zelda antics and a side of the wonderful soundtrack in my opinion knocks the other games out of the water.

But Ocarina of Time is a 3D Zelda game. It's not a 2D one.

 

Ik Ocarina of Time is for 3DS and Nintendo 64. Isn't the 64 version counted as 2D?

But Ocarina of Time is a 3D Zelda game. It's not a 2D one. Haven't you played any 3D Zelda games?

 

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Yeah I can tell you're not a Zelda fan just from looking at your Avatar. I take it you're more of a Tales Of fan and that you're favorite game is Tales of the Abyss.

 

And yeah, i still need to finish Minish Cap. it's a really good 2D Zelda gam that I've com to love as I play through it.

 

By that logic, you're only a fan of the Sonic the Hedgehog series.

 

I've played Twilight Princess and it was really good.

Both true, though I'm not sure what that has to do with being a Zelda fan or not. I definitely admire them, and can see why the series is so popular, just not really my cup of tea.

 

I think Zelda is a beautiful and amazing game all around

but I hate them because I get lost

2D Game: Link to the Past (First Zelda game I ever played)

 

3D: A tie between Twilight Princess and Ocarina of Time.

Now I have the dark over-world map theme stuck in my head. ^u^

 

http-~~-//youtu.be/b2MrK3rQYrA

 

Now THIS is what i call epic. You sir, deserve a like.

 

By that logic, you're only a fan of the Sonic the Hedgehog series.

 

I've played Twilight Princess and it was really good.

So just because I'm a Sonic character means I can't like other franchises? Weird logic you have there.

2D- Oracle of Ages, hands down!~

3D- it's between Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword, but I'm leaning more toward Skyward Sword, since I just beat that game, and I get super obsessed after I beat games lol...plus ballad of the goddess

Ik Ocarina of Time is for 3DS and Nintendo 64. Isn't the 64 version counted as 2D?

 

no. OoT was the first 3d Zelda game, even on the 64.

 

I myself have to play more of the 2d ones, but my favorite 3d one is Wind Waker.

 

Also, where does spirit tracks fit in? it's in between.

Er, assuming by 2D you mean the GBA versions and earlier, then I never played those for more than a few minutes so I don't have a preference.

 

But I love Twilight Princess. OoT3D is pretty epic too. Skyward Sword would rank higher with me if my motion controls weren't so firetrucked up.

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by Xalaru

no. OoT was the first 3d Zelda game, even on the 64.

 

I myself have to play more of the 2d ones, but my favorite 3d one is Wind Waker.

 

Also, where does spirit tracks fit in? it's in between.

 

Ah that makes sense. I only played one 2D Zelda game but I can't remember which. I think it was Four Swords Adventures.

3D: Majora's Mask for ever and ever.

 

2D: Link to the Past

2D- Link's Awakening

3D- Majora's Mask

Alright, I'm going to call Spirit Tracks a 2d one because there is no option for first person view. so, it's my favorite 2d one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W_bFLwB0WY

Alright, I'm going to call Spirit Tracks a 2d one because there is no option for first person view. so, it's my favorite 2d one.

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W_bFLwB0WY

 

I do like the music from Spirit Tracks, but I've never played it. Is the storyline any good? The thought of link going steampunk with a steam engine (the steam boat thing was already pushing it) kind of scared me away for a bit there. I'm almost over it now, though. Maybe one day. :]

I do like the music from Spirit Tracks, but I've never played it. Is the storyline any good? The thought of link going steampunk with a steam engine (the steam boat thing was already pushing it) kind of scared me away for a bit there. I'm almost over it now, though. Maybe one day. :]

Yes, I thought the story was pretty good. Not quite as well presented as other video game storylines, but at the very least, I don't remember a huge "travel across the land looking for [blank]" quest without any explanation. The only thing I didn't like were some of the Spirit Flute segments, because they were almost impossible to play perfectly. Although, the minigames made up for that by being unique and fun. Also, I liked the train and I thought it was used well in the game.

Edited November 7, 201212 yr by OthersiderME