Review of Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Wii

Review OF Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii)

I think this game is excellent, :thumbup: it keeps to the classic Zelda storyline, Hyrule
in peril needing a brave and willing hero to step in and save the land and its people from
the clutches of evil as the name implies there is an alternate reality known as the
Twilight. Your guide and friend in this epic adventure is a character of Twilight named
Midna using her allows your to jump farther distances with wolf link and later in the game
also allows you to chop and change between wolf link and normal link the warping ability
is also a speciality of Midna.



The graphics are also very good considering the fact that it is a wii game and graphics
are not the primary factor of the wii the use of the controller and nunchuk fully utilize
the features of the wii such as swinging the wii in a motion to match that of link swinging
his sword there are various powers and abilities that you learn during the game by finding
the golden wolf and statues, the use of Epona also gives you an excellent experience as
you can also swing the sword while on Epona.

A variety of tools and equipment allow you to use the wii remote in another way such as when
you equip the hero's bow you can use the wii remote to aim at the screen and fire where
you choose to. Another special feature of this game is the way you can transform into wolf
link which is his natural form in the Twilight realm, you use the same controls as wolf
link and normal link but both forms have their advantages. As wolf link you cannot use any
equipment but you can use the sense feature which allows you to dig, pick up scents and
see poes to collect their souls a vital secret feature allowing you to gain larger wallets
to carry more rupees.

The landscapes and dungeons are fascinating as you progress through Hyrule you traverse
various areas including forests, fields, deserts and underwater rivers and lakes. The
dungeons also offer a series of puzzles, battles and boss fights of all ranges of difficulty
The characters and enemies in this game are both new and old, The Gorons, Zoras and characters
of Twilight are some of these. Then you have enemies such as the skulltulas, dodongos and goblin
kind, you will also have to face the creatures of Twilight which are substantially harder
than the previous.

The equipment in the game are also old classic Zelda weapons and there are some knew ones
some of these being the hero's bow the bombs and bombags and a few knew ones like the
clawshot and the ball and chain the rest I will let you find for yourself anyway all in all
i see this game as another great step in the Legend Of Zelda legacy and hope you readers
enjoy this game as much as I did, if you haven't played it then check the picture out on this site
and see for yourself happy hunting,

VaeVictous

This review is ok, needs some work.
(BTW Hello NXS, GM, and all you other guys )

As seen from the Wii version of the game, it is very impressive. I think this review really covers most of what the Wii gives to the game and a much of a feeling you can become Link while swinging remotes around slashing up some bad guys.

I always wondered why the game is not called Link instead of Zelda.

Because the developers are idiots.

Decent review - can't say I know a whole lot more about the game; still can't wait to play it

nice screen shots i beat the game in a week but it was cool

this WII really has cool graphix!

I had Zelda for my NES console and it drove me nuts

excellent review you're pretty good. :thumbup: