07.09.07
The Legend of Zelda:Twilight Princess
 (9.75/10.00) Finally, after 45 hours of running through dungeons, fighting epic boss battles, and finally taking down Ganondorf on my first try, I am ready to review The Legend of Zelda:Twilight Princess. I know I usually tell the storyline, but I could spend a week typing up all the things that happened, so here’s the general jist: Link is a farmboy in Ordon, whose friends are kidnapped by creatures. He then gets kidnapped and transforms into a wolf, and soon is going through temples collecting tears of light, fused shadows, and pieces of a mirror in order to save Hyrule from the impending Twilight whic is being ran by Zant, a false king, who is being ran by Ganondorf, the big ol’ king of evil. Honestly, this is the most epic game I have ever played. I felt like I was playing through Lord of the Rings or something. Yeesh. Anyway, this being on the Wii, there is motion-sensing. Shake the Wiimote to swing your sword and shake the nunchuk to use the spin attack. You also use the Wiimote to aim certain weapons. Not only is there a main quest, but there are also mini little things thrown in. One of my favorites being the Hidden Skills:Seven sword techniques that a mystic swordsmen will teach you when you locate him. The temples, although sometimes annoying (9.75), are variative, and the boss battles are amazing. The ones with Zant and Ganondorf are the most amazing overall, having 4-6 completely different phases each. Overall, Twilight Princess is a gaming treasure and should be played by any Wii owner.Â
July 10, 2007 at 10:17 pm
I’m back Earl!But due to a virus I had to create a new site. It’s blackknight.iblog365.com.
July 14, 2007 at 9:49 pm
cool! I am soooo jelous. I wanted to buy this game today but then I relized that I do not have $50. I am still stuck on Link to the Past and Orcaina (?) of time.
BTW, I was wondering what was happening with your blog Black Knight