The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

I bought this game for my wife. She loves the game. She tells me that it is addictive. I have not had time to play it much since I go to school full time and work full time. But the graphics are fairly decent. This is a game that you have to pay attention to when you are going through your training.

It keeps on getting better and better. The thought, time and, oh - everything put into this game keeps me wanting more and more. At least Nintendo hasn't destroyed this title over the years. I've played all the titles from NES, SNES (the best of all), N64, Gamecube and now the Wii. Each one is better than the next in their own way. Totally fun, exciting and impressive. Buy this game!

I've played Zelda games for years now and this one , by far, is the best one out there and the best I've ever played. Graphics are like watching a Disney movie but you can control the characters the the action.
If you are a TRUE Zelda fan then this game is a must!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Leyend of Zelda (Twilight Princess) gets you to a wonderfull game, this game contains a number of puzzles and give you the experience of passing a temple, you need to think criticaly to resolve each puzzle that is the greatest part of this game, if you enjoy saving the world this is the perfect game for you at it was for me!
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

I'm an old school Nintendo fan. The Legend of Zelda for NES came out when I was like 13, and I must have finished it a dozen times or more. I've also played every Zelda game since (except for the gameboy ones), and I've always loved them.

I love Twilight Princess too. It's a great game. It's probably got the best story of any of the Zelda games... or at least the way the story is presented is the best. Unfortunately, there's a lot not to like about it. First of all, there isn't much to do. There are only 2 side quests that I can think of (collecting bugs and poes), and doing them isn't really the height of fun. Also, I hated every second of being stuck as a wolf. It was okay when I could switch back and forth, but way too much of the beginning of the game forces you to be the wolf, and the game is extremely limited when that happens. Also, the targeting system isn't so good. It's inconsistent at best, and downright broken at worst. This was also kind of a problem with Ocarina of Time, but it's more noticeable here for some reason.

This is a huge game world. At completion, I had clocked in at 72 hours of play, and there were things I still hadn't done. I really explored the hell out of this game, though, so if you're a fast run and gun type of player, you can probably beat it in 40 or so. The thing is, for all that exploring, I didn't find much. If I was lucky, I found a hidden cavern with rupees or possibly a heart piece, but mostly it's just empty space with a few scattered enemies. The dungeons were really well made, with interesting puzzles, but most of the time, the special items you get from the dungeons will never be used once you've completed them.. and that's kind of a waste.

So... I guess that my review is all over the place, but so is the gameplay in Twilight Princess. One minute you'll be swearing that it's the best game ever, and the next minute you'll be bored stiff and ready to get somewhere interesting.

I say it's worth it for the well told and tight story (a first for a Zelda game). If you can look past the shortcomings, you'll have a lot of fun with it.