I don't think the controls were that bad at all, and I liked the music. The big central dungeon was a bit of a drag though, and I can see why people really disliked that. I think it is probably near the bottom of the list, but I don't agree that it is by far the worst. Also, I really agree with the bolded statement. 
 

You're not alone, buddy

That dosnt take away that they still look like a rehash. Its the same with the new super mario bros series how they all look like the same game.

 

They also claim that platformers like Mario are an exception.

I just like Zelda. So ill play them all. lol. Same with Pokémon.

You need to play Zelda II and Wind Waker and you're done.
 

Your avatar is amazing. 
 

I had a roommate in college who took it upon himself to play every FF game. I thought that was neat, so I started my own quest to play every Zelda game. I haven't had a full Four Swords experience, but I've played the rest. I think they're worth playing. Phantom Hourglass might be the worst, yes, but Spirit Tracks is not the second-worst. For whatever reason I loved ST.

I never got into Resident Evil. I tried it on something, I think GameCube. I just didn't have fun with it and won't prioritize another attempt. Even if someone told me "no no, the others are way different!" I probably wouldn't try them, since they're still RE games, how different could they be? So I can understand what OP is saying, except that he loved LA and doesn't want to touch anything like it.

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hahahaha

 

 

The controls and stylus uses are neat concepts at first but they end up being a gimmick once the novelty wears off. There is no challenging combat and no interesting boss fights. Damn near ever puzzle in the 2 games has a sign or NPC telling you exactly what to do right next to the puzzle so it's never challenging or makes you think. I mean good lord, the handholding was awful.

Most dialogue is drawn out in an attempt to be "funny", but it usually falls flat. The sailing in PH is fun but get boring after a while, and on-track portions of ST are way too drawn out and tedious and just not fun in any way. Little-to-no exploration in both games with minimal rewards. The story is bleh in both games. The best part about ST was the mechanic of having Zelda has a sidekick but the aforementioned lack of challenging puzzles offsets that mechanic. By the end of both games they just felt like a chore and I was making myself beat it just to say I finished them.

I forgot to mention my hatred of the controls in Skyward Sword. I didnt even get to the first dungeon because the dialogue and cut scenes and handholding and awkward controls were just infuriating. So glad they made it less linear with LBW and BotW.

Yeah but who destroys the Gond?
 

You only need to play Ocarina Of Time, everything else is boring....


come at me 




 

14u2ponder is just laughing it up, watching all of us swirling around and turning on each other about our preferred Zelda games, lol!

Touche, mister ponder, touche.