Favorite Zelda game?

Wow a lot of variety i see! I liked a lot of those too (even i though i only finished Twilight Princess) except for Majora's Mask, the day cycle stuff really annoys me, it just spoils the fun for me.

By the way, since there are some Hyrule Warriors players around here... What is the best way to level up my Warriors? They are all level 30-ish and i can not find a way to level any of them up, i either just lose battles or get almost no XP because of the battles being ment for level 5 Warriors...
 
By the way, since there are some Hyrule Warriors players around here... What is the best way to level up my Warriors? They are all level 30-ish and i can not find a way to level any of them up, i either just lose battles or get almost no XP because of the battles being ment for level 5 Warriors...

Well, I'd say finishing Story/Legend mode first is what you should prioritize if you haven't already completed it. If you have completed it, go back on a harder difficulty and collect things you forgot.

But what could be helpful is collecting all the Skulltulas in Story mode. That unlocks a special Adventure mode mission that people seem to like to use for grinding, at least at lower levels. Once you get to... 70? you can do some of the REALLY good grinding missions, but you need the Twilight DLC.
 
Well, I'd say finishing Story/Legend mode first is what you should prioritize if you haven't already completed it. If you have completed it, go back on a harder difficulty and collect things you forgot.

But what could be helpful is collecting all the Skulltulas in Story mode. That unlocks a special Adventure mode mission that people seem to like to use for grinding, at least at lower levels. Once you get to... 70? you can do some of the REALLY good grinding missions, but you need the Twilight DLC.

Ahh okay, i do have the Twilight DLC because i had some leftover eshop money due to the game being at E3 discount.

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I did finish legend mode but not all the skulltulas, i stopped after i was done completing the first illustration. Ahh well back to work then!
 
Ahh okay, i do have the Twilight DLC because i had some leftover eshop money due to the game being at E3 discount.

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I did finish legend mode but not all the skulltulas, i stopped after i was done completing the first illustration. Ahh well back to work then!

Oh, I meant only the first illustration, True Partners.
 
Easily Wind Waker! I played it a lot as a kid and I have such great memories with it :) My favorite thing was always beating up the pigs though :p
 
The Phantom Hourglass was the first Zelda game I played, and it's still my favourite. I originally wanted it after one of my friends let me try it and, the second I discovered that you could throw chickens into the ocean, I bought the game for myself ASAP. :p
 
I've played and beaten every Zelda game to date. Wind Waker is by far my favorite installment on the Zelda series. I've beaten this game about seven times if I recall correctly. I even did a three heart run in the game. Wind Waker is the only Zelda game that, in my opinion, gives you a huge sense of true adventure.
 
I'm just gonna go ahead and rank all the Zelda-games I've played.

1. The Legend of Zelda (NES)
I probably wouldn't say that this is the best Zelda, but since it was my first one it will forever hold a special place in my heart. Entering a room filled with blue knights is still as thrilling as ever. Also, counting the 2nd quest, the game actually has 18 (!) dungeons. Beat that if you can. :p

2. Ocarina of Time (N64/3DS)
A true classic. What I love most about OoT is the dungeons; the Water- Desert- and Forest temples are three of my absolute favorites. The character design is absolutely horrid though. I mean, what's up with those Great Fairies?? Also, the Z-targeting takes all the challenges out of the game (at least for battles).

3. A Link to the Past (SNES)
Another true classic. Love the atmosphere of the game, both Light- and Darkworld. The beginning with the rain is still the strongest Zelda-moment imo. Dungeons are a bit "meh" though.

4. Zelda II: Adventure of Link (NES)
So underrated. It's like a Zelda meets Symphony of the Night-kind of game. The battlemechanics are my favorite in the series and the game is a bit challenging (not to hard). What I hate about the game and what keeps it from being a true classic is the instant deaths when you fall into water (seriously?) and lava.

5. A Link Between Worlds (3DS)
Basically a modern A Link to the Past. Loved the dungeons but the character design should have been better.

6. Wind Waker (GC)
Love the artstyle and the characters. The game gets a bit repetitive after a while though.

7. Link's Awakening (GB)
Very colorful game and characters even though it was originally i black and white.

8. Twilight Princess (GC)
A very good game but it doesn't "feel" like a Zelda. Pretty but lacks heart.

9. Majora's Mask (N64)
The most overrated game in the series. The only real things the game has going for it is the dark atmosphere and three-day-cycle. The dungeons and bosses are boring and the character design (just like OoT) sucks. The game just feels stressed (which it actually was btw).

Oracle of Ages, Phantom Hourglass and Minish Cap were all pretty bland. Not games I'm gonna return to any day soon. Forgetable.
 
ocarina of time.. it was my first and i've played on N64 since i was little and 3DS since it came out. nothing beats that game for me.
 
ocarina of time on n64 ^^, twilight princess and minish cap was fun
 
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I'm no big zelda fan, but I liked ocarina of time when I played.
 
I'd probably go ahead and say Wind Waker. I think it's the most visually appealing to me, and the most fun.
 
I haven't played any zelda games. I might have a look at getting one soon, just to see what it's all about and why people like it so much. I'm probably gunna look at some trailers or something to see what it is :p
 
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