AWKWARD ZOMBIE

EVEN THE PASSENGER GETS IN TROUBLE.

That is being quoted because that quote is full of awesome and win.

As for me:

Link to the Past was my FIRST major Zelda.....and it had all the action that all the Zeldas after it had.

OoT is on my list because it was just made of awesome. It had everything a Zelda should have in it.

TP is on the list because IMO, it trumped OoT slightly. Graphics were special uber pretty. However, the graphics of what OoT was going to look like in the beginning were also awesome. [spoiler]Yes, TP kinda sidelined Zelda and Ganondorf until the end, but that's besides the point. Link ACTUALLY took interest in other characters that weren't in the main storyline somehow. Midna is hawt. [/spoiler]

MM and WW are on the list because of the side-quests involved increased the breadth of the game.

Not on the list: Both Oracle games and Adventure of Link. Why? The oracle games suck because the game requires you to do ridiculious minigames to continue the storyline in the game. Not side-quests mind you, freaking minigames. Ages was terrible. Any time that you lose experience because you got hit by an attack, that game is full of epic suck [i.e. Adventure of Link].

Zelda II is classic. Don't diss it.

I love all the games I've played (and all of which I've beaten) equally.
In other words, Link's Awakening, A Link to the Past, Oracle of Seasons and Ages, Ocarina of Time, Majora's mask (I have the collector's edition cartridge), Wind Waker, Twilight Princess (almost done, just beat Zant), Minish Cap, Four Swords, Four Swords Adventure.

There are probably more, but I love em all.

I still need to purchase Four Swords Adventure, but I have Four Swords for GBA and no one to play with. On another note, I also need to get Wii points to get Zeldas 1 & 2.

FSA is the best game to play with your friends, but you need to sort out all tensions before you play because it really stresses you out and if you're not very good friends, you can end up fighting very easily.

That's why I never play it with family members. Things get physical.

I like Orcarina of time and Majoras mask. I also like Twilight princess, But I stopped playing as I just as I was about to go to the last temple. I blame the poes, Whenever I see one I always have to catch it...the ones in the desert temple the ugly giant ones...kinda creeped me out...

I agree with a lot of your choices.

MM is my favourite. I don't care about how short it was, I thought it had an engaging plot and was tons of fun. The option of turning into different creatures was something I wished would return in the other zelda games. Well... I guess Minish Cap let's you turn into a minish.

Minish Cap was my favourite hand held. I thought it was adorable, and I love Elzo too. Unfortunately I have yet to beat it though since I don't own it. =(

Then of course there's OoT. But I don't really need to explain why I loved that one do I? And also, I always thought Sheik was just Zelda in disguise. I never thought he was a man until I met the internets.

I think everyone has had at least one experience with disillusionment since they've come into contact with the internet. If not, they just haven't used it enough...

MM isn't short. The sidequests are as much part of the game than is the rest.

I wish TP had more to do with music. Before it came out, I thought for sure he'd be able to use wolf howling the same way OoT Link used the ocarina. Instead he BARELY uses it... and only around special stones and grass for relatively unimportant things.

Minish Cap wasn't really my cup of tea, mostly because I beat it in a week. I mean, it only had five dungeons. What kind of weird number is that? I thought the dungeons were well designed and all, I just thought they could have done more with the game. Yeah, it was cute, but so was Wind Waker.

As far as control goes, Zelda games always get better with each installment, so naturally, Minish Cap and Twilight Princess have the best control. Fighting in Twilight Princess is way too much fun, but you don't get much chance to really go all out against an enemy.

I agree with the control point, I love fighting in TP, but I could kick a god's booty with a normal controller.

I both seriously agree and disagree with you. It'd be sweet if he could warp around with his howling. BUT I HATED DOING THE HOWLING SEQUENCES.