I really wish we could have a Zelda game with a more expansive narrative. A darker and more detailed story coupled with Zelda's naturally enthralling gameplay would be able to create a truly magical experience. Unfortunately, I don't see it happening anytime in the near future.

Humorous and depressing! I approve.

I wholeheartedly disagree with getting 60% of the game when you buy the disk for $50, then having to pay another $30 to get the rest. It's different if it's DLC that they keep working on after the game is released, but they absolutely shouldn't just leave things out so you have to buy them separately from the disk.

If I could harness the power of the Ocarina, I would not squander it. After collecting all three Spiritual Stones, I would enter the Temple of Time and play the Song of Time, so that I could gain access to the Master Sword's chamber. I would walk up, slowly and dramatically, and remove the blade from its pedestal. Then, wielding the Blade of Evil's Bane, I would valiantly slay all of the evil semester finals in the land! After my heroic deed was done, and all of the homework and tests were sealed in the Sacred Realm forever, I would return to the majestic Temple of Time. It's purpose fulfilled, I would thrust the Master Sword back into its altar, where it would silently rest forevermore.

Is he basing his opinion of these games on how they compare to other games in the series'? Maybe Skyrim and Skyward Sword aren't as good as previous games (although most people would disagree), but is that what he bases his opinions of the individual games on? I just don't see how anyone could actually dislike Skyward Sword or Skyrim by themselves.

Zac Gorman, huh? Like the evil Gorman Brothers who try to steal the shipment of Chateau Romani? Coincidence? I think not.

That's too bad, I really like Skyward Sword's graphical style. I hope that they can at least have something similar to it in the future.

Also, first.

Exactly! I think we can trust that everything Nintendo comes out with will be nothing but the highest quality and extremely fun.

I think we can trust the Zelda team not to make a game that's frustratingly hard, but to develop one that is a really fun challenge.

Thanks for your response. Let's hope that's the case!