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All my favorites are decently hard.Nixie said:
But Spirit Tracks is easiest IMO. Or maybe Phantom Hourglass.
But those ones aren't good to start with...
I say Ocarina of Time with a guide. That how I got addicted.
But ask Tye or Mega.
Windwaker(GC), Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks (both on DS) all have cel shaded graphics which gives them a very cartoony feel.Nixie said:
Twilight Princess (Wii) uses a more realistic graphical style, has creepier enemies, a darker storyline (well, kinda) and is much harder.
All the other ones are from older generations of consoles. i just included Wind Waker 'cos it fits in with the 2 DS games.
Tyeforce
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Spirit Tracks is DEFINITELY not the easiest. Not even close. It's one of the hardest. I'd say Phantom Hourglass is the easiest. It's a good game to start with, too.Zexion said:All my favorites are decently hard.Nixie said:
But Spirit Tracks is easiest IMO. Or maybe Phantom Hourglass.
But those ones aren't good to start with...
I say Ocarina of Time with a guide. That how I got addicted.
But ask Tye or Mega.
MasterM64
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I've beaten Wind Waker and i'm playing Phantom Hourglass now.Ciaran said:
Wind Waker is an absolutely Masterful game with amazing dungeons, awesome characters with strong personality, amazing items, huge fully explorable World, very polished cartoon animation, and one amazing final boss.
Phantom Hourglass is just as good to me so far so i recommend you get it.
Spirit Tracks was the only game Ive beaten without a guide... I even needed help with Phantom Hourglass...Tyeforce said:Spirit Tracks is DEFINITELY not the easiest. Not even close. It's one of the hardest. I'd say Phantom Hourglass is the easiest. It's a good game to start with, too.Zexion said:All my favorites are decently hard.Nixie said:
But Spirit Tracks is easiest IMO. Or maybe Phantom Hourglass.
But those ones aren't good to start with...
I say Ocarina of Time with a guide. That how I got addicted.
But ask Tye or Mega.
cornymikey
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I think Majora's Mask was harder than Ocarina of Time.Kolvo said:
The water temple wasnt THAT hard, just somewhat annoyinh.
Wind Waker is probably the easiest if youre not doing sidequests.
Tyeforce
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I'd say start with Phantom Hourglass, then move onto Spirit Tracks since you'll already be used to Phantom Hourglass's control scheme, then once you've beaten those two go play The Wind Waker, which is the prequel to Phantom Hourglass. If Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks haven't made you fall in love with the series, The Wind Waker certainly will. Anyway, after The Wind Waker you might want to move on to Twilight Princess, or Zelda Wii if it's out by then. By then you should be a HUUUUGE fan, so you'll probably want to go back and play the older games, especially Ocarina of Time.Nixie said:
The fighting is pretty simple though, it's not ultra-challenging because the Zelda games have a set difficulty regardless. Just remember that EVERY boss fight requires the use of the item you receive in that dungeon, or a combination of the items you received in some instances.Nixie said:
Tyeforce
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The fighting is pretty easy. Even most bosses in Zelda are fairly easy to fight, but they're really epic. The whole series shares a lot of elements with Mario (despite being completely different games).Nixie said:
