If the Picori Blade was sent down from the sky, shouldn't it have been in Skyward Sword? I want a prequel to Minish Cap, where the Picori Blade is created. Or maybe even a bunch of games that take place between SS and MC, like the creation of the Hyrule Kingdom, the creation of the Picori Blade, with a completely different villain. Now that's what I want. And then a game that takes place between Four Swords and Ocarina of Time, with the building of the Temple of Time!

Uuuuuuuhhhhh... Ok then. I just clicked on something I highly regret, so... *Goes to leave post and have a long drink of water*

ILLIA!!!

What's wrong with the DS games? I loved them

For all the Top 5 most epic moments in The Wind Waker alone, I decided to make a seperate post.
5. When Tetra becomes Zelda: It's a Zelda game, so it naturally has to feature Zelda. When Link and Tetra go to the castle together, not only is it proven that Tetra really does care for Link, but she is also turned into Zelda by the power of the Triforce of Courage, with help from none other than the King of Hyrule himself. That whole scene could have put anybody in a state of surprise, because the person who caused Link's sister to be kidnapped is proven to be a part of the Hyrulean Royal family. I loved the whole scene.
4. Link's departure: I can just imagine how Link was feeling throughout this whole scene. First, his little sister gets kidnapped, and now he has to leave his whole life behind to save her, completely aware of the risks and challenges he would have to face along the way. And his Grandma, the one woman in Link's life that can take care of him, gone. It would be so hard to be in Link's mind at this point in time.
3. When Aryll is finally rescued: The first time Link gets reunited with his sister, he sees her, and she is extremely happy. But then Link gets taken away by the large bird that took her. When he sees her again, the Pirates of all people help Link rescue her, and get her home safely while Link takes out his revenge on the bird that snatched her.
2. When Link's sister gets taken: You've got to admit, this was an extremely sad moment in Zelda because Aryll was just coming across to say hi to her big brother, when she gets kidnapped by a giant bird!!! And then the whole game follows that when Link does everything he can to save her.
1. The ending: See my above post as to why this is my favourite moment in Zelda history.

My favourite epic moment is when Link stabs Ganondorf in the head. I actually loved the entire ending of Wind Waker from the moment Link stepped out that window to the top of the tower. That whole scene with Ganondorf and the Triforce could fill anybody up with emotion. You saw a different side of Ganondorf, when he talks about the wind. You can't say he was "sad" about the drowning of Hyrule, but Hyrule was his home! It may have been half in shambles when he was sealed away, but it's his home. Wouldn't anybody feel upset about their homes being destroyed forever. That whole scene just made Wind Waker one of the best Zelda games out there. And who says the game wasn't emotional? The overall mood may not of been very emotional, but I'm sure there are some people who felt sad when Link lost his sister. I sure did! And when Link leaves all his friends and family just to save her... All I have to say is I love this game.

When's Wind Waker likely gonna be done? That's the one I am anticipating the most. I already 100%ed the game using your Site Walkthrough, but I like watching ZD video walkthrough's for the sake of entertainment. :D

I agree with your article. I love the motion controls. It's fun and intuitive, and it makes you actually feel like you are in Link's body, that YOU are the one fighting the beasts of the surface world. I actually got so "INTO" this game, that when I first got into the Silent Realm in Faron Woods, I was freaked right out!! I felt like I was actually trying to sneak past a bunch of Statues that could kill me with one swing. This game has so much depth, there's absolutely no reason NOT to play it!! The controls are great, the storyline is amazing, and The artstyle is unique and interesting, and it makes the game fun to look at. Fi, I loved her. I found her helpful, as she really does help you get to where you need to go. She is a little annoying at times, particularly when she interrupts you in the middle of a fight to tell you your hearts are low every single time you turn on the game! But that could still be helpful if you're not somebody who looks at the HUD.

All in all, this is a great game, and anybody who is a Video Game fan, or even somebody who is not all that into video games, should get this game, because it can be fun for everybody.
I don't think I would give this game a Perfect score, however. My personal score would be as follows:
Gameplay: 10
Story: 10
Content: 9 (Thought Side Quests were a bit limited)
Art: 10
Overall rating: 9.75/10

Was that supposed to be a pun? :3

I hope this doesn't just work with OOT3D...