Early 90s were fantastic for action, adventure, and shooter games.
So I've been playing 1991's Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past (or "Triforce of Gods") since August 2013. I did not own a SNES but I was always used to sidescroller, and I had a hard time with the first Legend of Zelda. Therefore, I would avoid the series until later when I picked up Twilight Princess.
So I wanted to try LttP because it is apparently one of the most popular, with Ocarina of Time (thanks to scaled up graphics, story, and difference of perspective gameplay), Zelda titles. So I wanted to know why, and perhaps when you convert from NES to SNES, it is quite a change. Well done and colorful, good music, and you can still get lost. Getting lost, which provokes your desire to explore. Still, I had to check a guide to figure out the location of special items.
And of course, there's the game's intensity. The bosses's difficulty vary; they're either very easy or very frantic. The same with the enemies - they are sometimes tenacious and evasive.
Don't expect anything colorful when itcomes to story and character, especially when you played the later games of the series such as Twilight, Windwaker and Skyward.
Frankly, I want to get a 3DS and play this game's sequel. I need to play more Zelda.
- Doggie
