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Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) Description

In the beginning, god(s) created a bunch of stuff, and people. Eventually one of those people created the NES, and it was good. Then, Shigeru Miyamoto and co. created The Legend of Zelda, and suddenly it was even better! Now, nearly 20 years later the latest instalment in the seminal franchise arrives to coincide with Nintendo's newest console. The game once again has you following a story of a stoic guy named Link as he saves a once great land from dark things of some sort. Link is sent to bear a gift to the royal family of Hyrule, but things just aren't going his way, and before he can leave, tragedy strikes the village. He's yanked into a twilight gloom that has covered Hyrule. When he enters that strange and otherworldly realm, he transforms into a wolf and is quickly captured. Things aren't looking too cracking for our hero. Fortunately, a mysterious figure named Midna helps him break free (the game wouldn't be up to much if you spent the entire time stuck in prison, would it?). With the aid of her magic, they set off to free the land from the shadows. Twilight Princess is a game of epic proportions. This is demonstrated fairly early on when you are charged with travelling through four different areas to collect stolen tears of light in order to push the invading twilight out of each area. These tasks seem to span all of the known world, but later on in the game it becomes clear that there is a great deal more map than originally assumed. To sum up: this game is big - very big. Then of course, there is the Wii Remote and its effect on the game. It might take a bit of getting used to. After all, we have had close to two decades playing Zelda with an old-fashioned control pad. After a little time playing, however, waving your Wii remote around to attack becomes second nature and really adds to the experience. Then, of course, you've got various side pursuits like fishing to really show the many uses for the control system. This is Nintendo's big Wii offering to those of us who don't need converting to gaming, and it promises to pull out the stops and show us what the system's capable of.

Publisher:	Nintendo		Platform:	Wii		Category:	RPG
Players:	1		Release Date:	08 Dec 2006		PEGI Rating:

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Currently 5 Stars.

Reviewed by: Adeptusace

The Legend of Zelda series of computer games follow a similar pattern, but this similarity is welcomed. You know you'll play a young boy and have to save the land from a great evil and rescue the titular princess Zedla. This time round however they've turned you into a wolf of sorts when you go into the dream world, it's really refreshing that a game series that has been going on for so long still manages to challenge you and change it's gameplay, but not in a way that it ever becomes frustrating. This isn't my favourite Zelda game, but it's the only true Zelda game out on the wii at the moment. It's also the best adventure game you'll get on the little white box. Sometimes with GameCube ports the wii controls feel tacked on, like it's an after thought, but just like Resident Evil 4, the wii controls really suit the gameplay.

Rating:

Currently 5 Stars.

Reviewed by: RWinchester

An absolutely awe-insipring game has must be played by all Wii owners to show how a game should be made. Gorgeous graphics, moving (if unoriginal) story and controls perfected by the addition of the Wiimote make up one of the best games ever produced. A vast game that encompasses everything that you've grown to love about the Zelda franchise and so much more. The Wiimote controls add so much to the game and I cannot imagine going back to the analog stick controls for aiming Link's bow or moving his sword. Anyway, all you need to know is that this is a game you must experience now. Do it!

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Currently 5 Stars.

Reviewed by: s33ther

Absolutely brilliant. First day I had it, played 15 hours straight and didnt even realize the time had flown past me. The story is brillliant and the games graphics and sound are superb. The Wii controllers were extremely well implemented in the game. If you loved Zelda before, you'll love it even more after you've played this game. Not to easy, and not to hard. Expansive terrain with lots of side quests and hidden areas. Get this, you wont be sorry!

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Currently 5 Stars.

Reviewed by: Mr E. Ting

This isin't the best game on Wii this is the best game ever made with its breathtaking visuals, near perfect controls and an epic story. What is great about the controls is that you don't need to wave your arms all over the place to attack, all you need to do is shake the nunchuck and remote to attack so you won't have to pause the game to rest your arms every time you kill an enemy which is a good thing. But to me the best thing about this game is Midna honest to god I bloody love her, she is one of the best sidekicks any hero should have as is very pretty, brillient attitude, she never interups the gameplay and she gives very helpful hints if your stuck. So overall this is a fantastic game that will never cease to amaze. A++++

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Currently 4 Stars.

Reviewed by: TeddyBare

I guess I never really got into the Zelda thing apart from maybe the first game. I think there are some who like long long long games that take a considerable investment to complete, and those who want the odd 30 minutes of fun in between chores and the like. I definately fall into the latter category, and so I found Zelda quite tough. The graphics and sounds in the game are superb, no doubt, but the game play demands an investment in time and patience that I'm just unable to give. I didn't get too far into the game before I found myself struggling to understand what I had to do next. The controls are straight forward enough, and perfect show what can be done with the Wii's controllers, but it took me a while to appreciate what the aims of the game were and how much I'd have to think about thinks to achieve them. I give the game a 4 despite my reservations, because if I didn't have other interests I could certainly see it would be easy to be drawn in to Zelda's clutches for weeks until it was completed.

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