Top 10 Zelda Games 

I agree. Love that game. A lot. What is your best score? I think I got like 400,000 on one of them! World records are like 800,000 or more, I think.

Retro Workshop bruh he was being sarcastic

+Brian Burnett so glad they added the best Zelda character Cloud as DLC

Brian Burnett hilarious

honestly i was expecting kingdom hearts, but this is outrageous. just trying to please fanboys smh....

I thought #1 would be fire emblem awakening

My favorite Zelda is Ocarina of Time, and my favorite Final Fantasy is 7. Cliche? Nah, I simply have a taste for greatness.

I know right!

You know there isn't just ONE Philips CD-i Zelda game, right? There are THREE: Zelda: The Wand Of Gamelon Link: The Faces Of Evil Zelda's Adventure

TEC Dang I got to play those games.

^When you need to prove your knowledge and name all 3 to make you feel better about yourself by acting like you're a more hardcore fan

superjohnnyboy1991 Hey, it's better than the ignorance of thinking there was just 1 just to make a joke.

I have never seen any of these as a problem. Maybe you have, but I have not. I have seen her repeating dialogue a few times, but I would not say I've seen it happening "all the time". I do not care what kind of personality any assistant character has. Just as long as I find them of decent use, and not a complete annoyance. And again for the batteries thing... I still do not see how that's a thing to be complaining THIS much about. I usually can't even see where the battery mark is because I have a blind spot in my right eye, which is usually where the thing is. But that's only me. But even still... it's only if you don't answer her that it gets rather annoying for me.

What about when she says there is a random % chance of something when you know it's 100%, when she says the battery is low when it still has hours left, or when she constantly states the obvious?

I already talked about all of that. Check my replies.

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Miranda Wilkey Her saying percentages are part of her character as she is a robot. Fi is by far a great companion and has substance and a personality. She is a developing character.

He certainly is... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Lisa J So true

I wish I could play Minish cap, but I don't have whatever you need to play it... :(

Lisa J I completely agree

VEJN you play it with the gba

Well it is simple go and buy a game boy advance system and then buy the game and then you can play it and believe me you will be glad that you did play it it is one of the best games to play on the Gameboy and you won't regret it when you play it so go and do that.

"Seasons of the Wild" actually sounds super cool.

Howdy Folks! Gaming Yay! Someone agrees with me! OOT is pretty close to MM, but it still beaten by a good bit

I did the same playing oot first on the 3ds port although my other zelda game was twilight princess which i like slightly more than oot

It's good, but there's better, it's overated.

Howdy Folks! Gaming yeah it IS a good game but there are better

Yeah, MM is better. OoT is a game you get bored with after completion. It’s probably cuz I played it 5 times. I just think OoT is overrated.

Swagkage Dafuq u doing here? Lol love your vids :b

Howdy

Me too

Seal Entertainment! Come back once you've finished and tell us what you thought! 😊

I hope you're enjoying/enjoyed it. It was super cool to get to play it for the first time myself a couple years ago and it was even more awesome (in my opinion) to unlock Master Quest.

Good luck!

@Zer0dog that just proves all the more it was an incredible part of people's childhood.

Ikr! That really bothers me!

But that's originaly a N64 game. Maybe he didn't like the 3d port.

+MissingName - Lyrec & Krinh meh

How can he treat a GBA port as his favorite portable Zelda game and not count a 3DS remake as a portable Zelda game?

SuperSnuggleFluff What about Minsh cap

Remember when they thought Link was a girl?

@@upsettispaghetti9900 I was that guy.

I'd recommend you play Majora's Mask next. Really fun mechanics (masks) and an interesting story.

And Twilight Princess

@@tomburns8942 I have now played Majora's Mask. It's my new number 1.

@@aidanredding8058 good to hear

@@aidanredding8058 lol same second is ocarina although I have only played the 3d versions

Wind Waker is overrated. Usually the only good thing people say about it is the music and occasionally the open sea.

its fair on rank 6

Fr that game is top 3 easy. #1 for me personally. I've played Ocarina of Time (this was my first Zelda) and while its great and definitely deserves praise for what it did to 3D gaming, I think its time to let it go and let other games in the franchise shine. At this day and age, Twilight Princess and BoTW have improved upon and surpassed OoT in terms of gaming mechanics, graphics, dungeon layouts, and story.

It's on a list of best games

Entity Mays it’s not underrated it’s rated badly for a reason

So far it's the Zelda game i liked the least. I found it uninspired

Definitely and its great

Michael Kao me too man, haha, never had any issues with motion controls.

Glad to see someone else have Four Swords Adventures on their list. I love that game.

I can't put it on my list because I never played it, :(

Triforce League same love TP

Chicken Nuggetmaster360 I recommend it if you can get it somehow. It has a negative reputation for being hard to play multiplayer on (Despite it being a Gamecube game, you need 4 GBAs and 4 GBA-to-Gamecube link cables to play 4 player multiplayer) but playing it single player I would argue is a better experience anyway. Sure the game is linear but the level design is fantastic.

*****​ Ok I'll try to find a way, I have a friend who used to have a game cube and Four Swords Adventures, so maybe he can find his old game cube

Skyward sword deserves so much more praise. Best bosses and dungeon in the series. Oh yeah, IT HAD AN AWESOME WATER TEMPLE

That's a strange list. Normally, I see either Time at 1 with Wild/Mask, etc. or I see Sword, Wind, Past, etc. at one, nowhere near Time/Mask, etc. You got that list close to the latter, only, Time is 3rd when it normally isn't. I guess you accepted the fact that Time is simply a great game, regardless of what type of Zelda games you like the most. People need to understand there are two clear groups of Zelda games, hence such differing views. Most likely this is a good thing and was very wise of Nintendo. If they were all Sword or all Time or all Past, I don't think anybody would like that, not even fans of Sword (unless they were stupid and selfish).

Smokio Technically it's a Zelda game. I'm not sure why you wouldn't call it a Zelda game. That's like calling the original Zelda not a Zelda game. That is probably the best comparison to what it represents. You are thrown into a world and you just explore and get lost in the world (sometimes literally).

Phantom hourglass was awesome:D

Blue also spirit tracks was amazing

Think about Ocarina of time with Botw Graphics😌

Time over Wild! With time you can wild, but with wild you can never time. Something like that. ;)

Can I ask why Ocarina of Time is so high on your list yet Mask and other like-minded games are so low? Normally, they go together. Also, no Zelda 2 or 1986? Just wondering because I normally see Time, Mask, and Wild at the top or bottom, not split up. And, if Twilight and such is first, then it normally goes with Sword, etc. You seem to have a different view to most people, which is interesting. :D P.S Thoughts on Link's Crossbow Training? I am obsessed with it (though, naturally, it's not a 'real' Zelda game, so, it's not great, just great fun!)

me too

Chaos89P Zelda II is great.

Zelda 2 is underrated

+Eduardo Hatchet Zelda II is the "black sheep," developed when there was no established formula. It seems like there's a lot of people who hate on it just because it's "different." I just felt like I had to add that so people would think I'm not kidding.

@@basiltheleafeon Underrated is overrated, and Overrated 2 is underrated. It's a bit strange, I know. ;) P.S Zelda 2 does look underrated to my eyes. Shame. Everybody busy going crazy over the Wii and DS Zelda games.

"I think if OoT came out after any of those three games you mentioned, it wouldn't have recieved half of the praise." That's because part of what makes a good game is its impact. When OoT came out it set the standard for 3D adventure games - particularly the Z-targeting system. So it got a lot of praise simply for its technical accomplishments. But, OoT is a fantastic game despite that, and that's evident by its legacy. I think it really hit the sweet spot between familiar and unique, which made things memorable and engaging. For example, the plot is threadbare cliche high-fantasy: get the magic sword, slay the dragon, rescue the princess. The dungeons mostly have stock-standard theming: forest, fire, water. This makes the world identifiable, and thus easy to remember. But then you have these interesting and unique races and locations, with the Gorons being kinda like primitive dwarfs, and the Zora's being these elegant elfish merfolk. It was fun to play, fun to explore, rewarding to progress and see what the next part of the game looks like (since each area looks significantly different), exciting to become an adult and see what's changed, all the characters had loads of personality to them... and on top of everything the art and music is among the best of its generation - OoT has arguably the best soundtrack of ANY Zelda game, and 1-4 had exceptional soundtracks before it. There's not a whole lot of problems I can point to with OoT, besides the Shadow Temple being kinda bland. MM and WW are both exceptional games (TP not so much, besides Midna), but I do think OoT is genuinely better than them (I've flip-flopped around between those three - they've each shared a spot as my #1). MM improves in atmosphere, world-building and gameplay, but it's a fair bit weirder and harder to "bond" with, feels more cramped with only four dungeons, and the dungeon puzzles are a bit too obtuse. WW takes the cake visually, the characters are all fun and super-expressive, Ganon is surprisingly complex (for a Zelda villain), the combat is a step up, sailing and exploring is really fun... but yeah, the end-game is a bit of a chore and the dungeons are unmemorable. So I agree that OoT wouldn't have gotten the same praise if it came out later, and there are certainly things later games did better than OoT, but as a whole I think OoT is still the best overall experience.

yea..

Inner Gamer I never completed ocarina of time because of dead hand, bongo bongo and the shadow temple 😐😐

I agree

OOT has some great moments, but WW's soundtrack makes me feel things that none of the other games do. Except for maybe MM. But the WW cutscenes are perfect.

Jake BH I approve of this list...(Twilight Princess for the win)

Jake BH Wait, the 3DS Minish Cap is a special edition? How?

your favorite Zelda is twilight princess too!?

yeah!

xboxpenguin870 well, actually its botw now that ive played it but TP is amazing too

Oops let me just swap around the number 2 and 3 spots and there you've got a good list

@@laakyz My updated list would be 1. Ocarina 2. Twilight 3. BoTW 4. Phantom Hourglass 5. Majora

It isn't a real video if you don't have to squint to watch it

TheJWittz You are a cool RU-vidr :)

Dallas Johnston If a youtuber replies to a fan, then that's the only time you can talk to them

Also he's playing Breath Of The Wild

DecliningShip 420 :'(

Sabadabad My dad made fun of me playing it by saying "how can a game like that be good with thise graphics??" And he refuses to play it. IT SUCKS CUZ ITS SO GOOD.

Mine’s pretty much exactly like this, except I haven’t played the original LoZ yet. I predict it’ll probably end up at either that spot or right below MM when I do though.

This. So much this. The Spirit Flute is awful. On top of taking forever to get right, you start to feel light headed after doing so much blowing into the DS mic. That flute is the biggest reason as to why I will never do a second playthrough of the game and has cemented the game as one of my least favorite Zeldas.

Spirit Flute was really fun to play, but it was just so buggy. Sometimes the songs would only work if I just spammed instead of doing the actual song.

how?

Magic. :)

Dangit! I'm not the only magician anymore!

Isn't it tha thing where you clip through the wall or something, and then you can go wherever you want, even to the tmroom with the triforce?

Just have some variety :/

Alex Christie, not anymore its suddenly hipster cool to hate on OOT sadly.

cause it's so overrated that it becomes fun to hate on. i think oot is a great game, but not the best.

Majora's Mask is PBG's favorite Zelda game

Not PBG

It's not cliche if it's true? Also, from what I've seen, it's uncommon to place it first. It did get a perfect 10/10 rating and is one of the most praised Zelda games of all time. It was also very significant. Personally, Time looks like one of the best ones to my eye. But, of course, it depends. I saw a theme, if you like Wild and Mask, you 100% like Time, however, if you like Sword, Twilight, and so on, then you don't like Time/Mask much. Clearly two very different Zelda groups! Then there's the first Zelda game, which tends to go in the first group. I'm in the first group. Zelda 1, Time, Mask, and Wild looks good, also.

Well, you're in luck because I can tell you, Sword gets a lot of praise! The five games that seem to get the most praise (and did when they came out, too) would be Time, Sword, Twilight, Zelda 1, and Wild. Of course, the fact is, only two or three of them truly deserve such praise. Anyway, it doesn't really matter. All Zelda games were made. All Zelda games can be bought and played -- and by the same person! You can enjoy them all, or just one of them. That's the beauty of it. And it doesn't matter if it's rejected or over-praised, you just need to play the games you enjoy the most. Though, objectivity is useful when rating games, of course.

@@TheClassicWorld which game would you say deserves the praise?

@@SerpongeDash Many games deserve praise for different reasons, and over others. Now, in terms of Zelda games, I would say The Legend of Zelda (1986), A Link to the Past (1991), OoT (1998), MM (2000), Wind Waker (2002), and Twilight Princess (2006) deserve the most praise. Though almost all of them seem like good games, and some of them were even groundbreaking and very helpful with RPG/JRPG, and deep interactive fiction becoming worldwide throughout the late 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, such as the ones I mentioned. Although there were such games before 1986 and 3D types before 1998, Zelda really did help set the bar, and is absurdly famous, since at the time, OoT (1998) was very advanced and A Link to the Past (1991) was obscenely advanced and one of the best-selling 2D games of all time, being one of the largest and most complex ROMs of the retro era, as well. And, the 3D Zelda games have been system sellers for many of Nintendo's consoles, with Wind Waker being one of the best-selling GameCube games, BotW being one of the best-selling Switch games, and Time being one of the best-selling N64 games. The others also did really well on the Wii U, DS, 3DS, Game Boy Advance, and Wii.

Totally agree

@@TheClassicWorld Which ones

Imposter Ditto I can't say that I love all the gameplay, (combat system is a pain after playing TP) but the visuals, story, and characters make me like it. I never got the chance to play it completely until recently, but a definate high for me was the end, especially Ganondorf. He had learned from his past, and acted accordingly. Something about those scenes made me really love WW.

My love for the game is mostly due to its story connections to Ocarina of Time which was really well done. If its story stood out on its own, I doubt I would like it as much.

Same. I got bored with the last dungeon.

Same

You forgot about Wind Waker! That's a really good one!

unoriginal

You forgot Wind Waker HD!

Also unpopular opinion: I hated Midna she will always be my least favorite Zelda companion.