This game the first thing that impressed me most was the graphics, for a gamecube game they are really pushing the limits and the graphics looked really nice. This new game in the franchise has a host of new thrills to be found. After a strange darkness has come and shrouded the lands it becomes your job to find out the cause of all this and get to the bottom of it all. The game has a great control system as with all zelda games, however not as fun as on the wii. When it comes down to fighting with some weird looking gremlin creatures where you must mash the buttons to pull off some moves, there is not as many combos and cool moves as with the wind waker but ...  Read the complete review

The Legend of Zelda - The Twilight Princess is identical on both the Nintendo Gamecube and Nintendo Wii, apart from one bizarre difference - whilst playing, they are both the mirror image of each other - weird. If you want to get value for money from a computer game, then look no further than Zelda. In my opinion, you can pick any Zelda game and find a greater depth of gameplay than in nearly any other mainstream game - Twilight Princess is no exception. There are so many things to do, and so many things to investigate, that this game will take many, many hours before the world of Hyrule is completely explored. In this latest version of ...  Read the complete review

The last game on Gamecube and one of the first on Wii, is an amazing link in the Zelda franchise. Learning from the cartooney graphics of The Wind Waker, the Nintendo team went back to the Ocarina of Time, slightly more adult graphic style. In the game you play as a teenage Link rather than the traditional child. Link is a farmer in Ordon Village outside of Hyrule. One day the children are stolen and Link makes chase. He comes across a wall of Twilight and is dragged in by a Shadow Beast. Link turns into a wolf and is imprisoned in the Twilight realm. There he meets an imp called Midna who helps you escape to find Princess Zelda. Link's told that a ruler ...  Read the complete review

I nearly wet myself when I first saw release shots of Twilight Princess. Ocarina Of Time is arguably the best game that has ever been made and I wanted to play that again. Only this time with graphics that felt up-to-date. Twilight Princess was supposed to be that. And yes, I did say "supposed". I enjoyed this game ALOT. I loved the graphics, I loved the cool new weapons and equipment, I grew to love the fact that you get to be a wolf. But something is different about this game. Its lost the magic that made Ocarina of time so special. Its the little things like how everytime you where about to fight a boss in OOT you got a swish little cut scene ...  Read the complete review

First of all it must be said that this game is much more difficult than it's immediate predecessor - Whether or not that's a good thing is up to you. As usual you must progress by travelling across a mystical kingdom to save it from dark forces and fight your way through dungeons. The dungeons come fairly close together and you must solve puzzles using items you collect such as boomerangs to pass through. At the end of each one you must defeat a boss of some kind, usually by attacking a hidden weak spot. These dungeons make up the bulk of the game. The rest of the game you travel through some pretty beautiful villages etc which for me is almost as much fun as the more ...  Read the complete review