DUDE THAT PAYS YOU TO KEEP QUIET LINK BETWEEN WORLDS ZELDA SERIES
Its why BOTW was the break the series needed, it put the focus back on adventuring instead of linear sequences of puzzles. Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword have flashes of brilliance but they're 10 hours of good content buried in 35-40 hours of restrictions and fat. OoT is obviously important but I have my share of problems with it. Where I deviate from many people is where I put the majority of 3D Zelda games. I almost want to put it in my top 5 just to draw more attention to it. What's harder for me isn't just Wind Waker or Majora's Mask, where does Link's Awakening go? That's almost a cult game in the series where people who've played it rank it among the best but its this old thing on the Gameboy so not many people have.
BOTW, Link To The Past, Link Between Worlds, games like that are super easy. There's a lot of Sophie's Choice in terms of the games just outside the top 5. Oh fuck I just realized that I got to going on and on about TP for way too long so I'm splitting this off into its own paragraph or block or whatever. Those are all things that are really outside the quality of the game itself. Its biggest sins that get it looked down on were that it was too much of the same, that it felt like an attempt to placate people who reacted badly to Wind Waker by giving them the OoT sequel they demanded, and that people were starting to get tired of the Zelda formula that had kind of been defined and refined in LttP and codified in OoT. I also think its woefully underrated because of issues beyond judging it on its own merits. I actually like Twilight Princess better as a game than OoT.I think it plays better and I think it has better dungeons and despite its flaws (the entirely too long tutorial area in the beginning, and the wolf sections that made things drag at times, and other things I'm certainly forgetting) I think its better parts are a refined and better realized 3D Zelda following the traditional formula than OoT. Fuuuuck.picking five games would be Sophie's Fucking Choice™ because I love OoT even if I was dissappointed by it at the time (and the 3DS version fixes most of the things I didn't like), and Wind Waker is an amazing game that I love a lot even if there are things I didn't like about it at times (the triforce fetch quest towards the end and the occasional bit of overly long travel time when nothing would was awesome at first but if you did a lot of sailing it started to feel a little empty out there and I ended up missing the large land based land-mass which is why I loved BotW soooo fucking much as it combined that feeling of exploration with a huge overworld). I've not really thought out how I would rank Zelda games, but it would rank highly (LttP would be #1 since that is tied with DOOM (the original) for my favorite game of all time.but beyond that I know that ALBW, BotW, and Zelda1 are almost certainly in the top 5. Either way, we'll report back as soon as we hear any new information about what Nintendo may be planning for the future of the revamped Zelda title.
Until we hear proper word from Nintendo, however, all such thoughts are mere speculation. If not for a Switch release, it may be possible that Nintendo is looking to give the game a budget-oriented Nintendo Selects release - A Link Between Worlds has already been made available as a Selects title in Europe, but no budget version of the game has yet been released in North America. A 3DS re-release seems a little iffy, not only because the game is already on the 3DS, but also because most of the biggest 3DS franchises have already jumped ship toward the more robust Switch hardware. The Reddit collective has an idea, of course - many users of the site are certain that Nintendo is working on a Switch re-make. Shacknews' sister site Modojo was one of the outlets contacted by Nintendo, but despite the company reaching out, we haven't been given any firm word on what Nintendo wants to do with the information. Perhaps unsurprisingly, many players and internet sleuths have taken this as a sign that the company is looking to re-release the title for the Nintendo Switch.
Now, just over four years after the remake's initial 3DS release, Nintendo has been contacting journalists requesting permission to use pull quotes from past reviews of A Link Between Worlds for some yet-unknown purpose. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has often been cited as the best game in the longrunning series, and Nintendo 3DS players are currently able to relive those 16-bit glory days by picking up The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, a 3D-enhanced remake of the SNES classic.
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