Post by alienfetucine on Nov 20, 2007 19:36:49 GMT -5
Graphics: The graphics are good enough, though they can't stand up to today's PS3s and whatnot. Still, none of the character models are really ugly (Except those that are intended to be. >.>)
Gameplay: Basic Zelda gameplay here. Except for one thing: Reversing time. The Skull Kid, who has been possessed by Majora's Mask. The Mask crashes the moon into Termina in three days. However, using the Song of Time, Link can go back to the beginning of the three-day period. Many people complained about the time limit, though it is not really restrictive (You can use a "hidden" song to slow the flow of time, giving you almost three hours before you have to play the Song of Time). You also collect masks throughout the game, which can give you many benefits, such as making you invisible to enemies, making you run faster, deceiving enemies into thinking you are one of their own(These enemies are pretty stupid, huh?) and turning you into a different race. (I.e. Zora, Goron, Deku) Combat is pretty much like that of Ocarina of Time.
Side quests: There are tons of side quests in this game. Almost every character in the game needs something done for them. The tasks range from teaching dancers a new dance, to playing tag, to re-uniting a couple (The infamous Kafei-Anju quest...) These tasks often get you masks or other rewards.
Replayability: This is the lowest point. >.> There is little replayability, unless you are willing to wait a few years to forget exactly what you are supposed to do. <.<
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Well... Goodbye. This is my final review. I hope you have enjoyed them all...
Gameplay: Basic Zelda gameplay here. Except for one thing: Reversing time. The Skull Kid, who has been possessed by Majora's Mask. The Mask crashes the moon into Termina in three days. However, using the Song of Time, Link can go back to the beginning of the three-day period. Many people complained about the time limit, though it is not really restrictive (You can use a "hidden" song to slow the flow of time, giving you almost three hours before you have to play the Song of Time). You also collect masks throughout the game, which can give you many benefits, such as making you invisible to enemies, making you run faster, deceiving enemies into thinking you are one of their own(These enemies are pretty stupid, huh?) and turning you into a different race. (I.e. Zora, Goron, Deku) Combat is pretty much like that of Ocarina of Time.
Side quests: There are tons of side quests in this game. Almost every character in the game needs something done for them. The tasks range from teaching dancers a new dance, to playing tag, to re-uniting a couple (The infamous Kafei-Anju quest...) These tasks often get you masks or other rewards.
Replayability: This is the lowest point. >.> There is little replayability, unless you are willing to wait a few years to forget exactly what you are supposed to do. <.<
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Well... Goodbye. This is my final review. I hope you have enjoyed them all...
