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I mean it, I really finished a third Zelda game (already). This time it was Four Swords Adventures for the Gamecube. This game was quite enjoyable, even though the graphics stunk (2-d, and awful animations). I like how the game was “Mario-Style” (where there are levels while you travel, so each part of the game is separate from the rest), this also enabled me when I had a limited amount of time to get something done. I’ll be writing a review for each of these Zelda Games as soon as I have a good chunk of time. Sorry that I couldn’t find a good video for the ending of this game.

WARNING: This Contains Spoilers (no duh)

Okay, this is the second Zelda Game that I completed this weekend. At first you enter the room and have to fight various enemies by the time of three chimes, otherwise Zelda will die. On of the group of enemies were a bunch of Darknuts, and to make it worse three of them, plus one of them were those Super ones. After you get to Vatti he fights you in a “Sorcerer’s” transformation, then as a Wind Thing, and finally a big black glob (as in video). Overall, Minish Cap was a pretty good game, especially for passing the time.

WARNING: Contains Spoilers if you are playing (or planning to) The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and do not want the ending to be spoiled, turn away now!!!

Yeah!! I finally finished Twilight Princess. I battled Zant, Zelda (being possessed by Ganondorf), Ganon (the Giant Pig), Ganondorf on horseback, and finally a one-on-one duel with Ganondorf!!! Zant’s battle was very disappointing it was way too easy; it made him seem like a maniac and a weakling. Then after a bunch of more battles, I arrived at the door to the final fight. There I met Ganondorf (for the first time in the game) and he possessed Zelda. That fight was awfully like the Ganondorf fight in The Ocarina of Time and the Phantom Ganon from The Wind Waker. It was the “ping pong until the get hit” style. Then came the Evin Pig. He just trampled around, rarely hitting us, I on the other hand hit arrows onto his forehead and then slashing him. In the second part, I was forced to be a wolf and push him aside. Not too long after that Ganondorf gets on his horse. Zelda using her light arrows(Wind Waker players: sound familiar?) shoot him to slow him down, while Link goes up to him and slashing him. Finally the duel. You basically run around trying to hit him (or turn him red) and you defeat him by stabbing him through the stomach. Following is a video showing the the entire last part of the game (also contains spoilers).

Another video?? Well this will be the last one for today. This is about Link and his little brother, this uses the Wind Waker cartoony style which is really cool. You know how when you use the Wii, whatever you do happens on the screen(usually). So Link’s little sister fishes up a Wii-mote, and she thinks it’s a sword. Then when she played around with it, whatever she did happened to Link!! This one is funny, if you understand Wii and Zelda stuff.

Yes I got one! And of course “The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess”. The Wii is really the size of 3 DVD cases but there is also a sensor bar that you have to put on the top or bottom or your tv. When you play tennis, you really play tennis same with all the other sports! Now that I have had the Wii for a few weeks I can truthfully review the Wii and not just brag.

Okay first I’m a little disapointed in the graphics. They really aren’t much better than the Gamecube’s. Also they haven’t gotten the “Internet Channel” ready so you can’t surf the web (yet). Nintendo says that they will have the Opera Browser for the Wii free, until June 2007. Then after that you will have to pay 2,000 “Wii Points” (20 dollars). FYI: this is a marketing stratagy for Nintendo so people would want to get it earlier.

Now good things: as I said the Wii Remote really emulates the sport well. In Twilight Princess I have already beat the first boss and I can safely say that it is GOOD. I recommend getting it for the Gamecube if you don’t have a Wii. Still last-gen graphics but it’s still fun. You swing the sword around and you shake the “nunchuck” to do a spin attack. Minda, it really creepy, she helps you, plays with you, gets mad, forces you around as a wolf and looks really strange.

I’ll be posting more info on the Wii soon, see ya!!