The fact that we got a sequel to the cult classic developed by Platinum Games still feels surreal even two years later.
It also features some of the most frightening, unnerving scenes ever seen in the series, making this a must have for those looking for a more grown up Legend of Zelda. While its plot is very simple, and it is the definition of “the Zelda formula”, its realistic art direction mixed with a wolf Link make for an experience unlike anything seen in The Legend of Zelda franchise. This title stands in direct contrast to its predecessor, tapping into a darker side Nintendo tried to escape from post- Majora’s Mask. Then we have Twilight Princess, Windwaker’s angry little brother who listens to Marilyn Manson and watches Tim Burton movies like they’re religious experiences. With some of the most memorable moments in the series, and a strong focus on exploration, Wind Waker is considered by many to be the best in the series. It also has pirates and players can stab Ganon in the face, so that’s pretty cool as well. With bright colours, a cute art style, and a flooded Hyrule, this game captures the childlike wonder of the world around you. To many this is the Zelda title of their childhood. They’re also so different that it makes choosing one over the other nearly impossible.
Yeah, you probably know deep down inside, but you’d never say it out loud. Trying to choose between Wind Waker HD and Twilight Princess HD is like trying to choose which grandparent you’d rather die first. Okay, this one isn’t fair, but since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild doesn’t release until after the holiday season, I’m calling this one a draw. The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD With some of the best couch multiplayer on any console, a pretty lively online population, and even a dedicated eSports scene, this is a title that both casual and hardcore gamers young and old will enjoy. In many game circles the term “settle it in Smash” is used as a way to determine a winner of any given argument, and that tradition lives on the Wii U. This time around, fans were treated to Pac-Man, Ryu from Street Fighter, Sonic the Hedgehog, Bayonetta, and even the blue bomber himself, Mega Man. In many ways, this cross over king of the hill style fighter isn’t just a celebration of Nintendo and its rich history it’s a celebration of gaming as a whole with characters from companies that have roots in gaming just as deep as the Big N. This wouldn’t be a top Nintendo list if Smash Bros.
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