The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

People who love Zelda should get off the computer and pick up this game at the nearest store. Everyone else should, too. Zelda has always been a game where the story never changes: The controls, environment, and just about everything else does, however. Taking place after the events of Wind Waker, you play as link trying to rescue his pirate-friend Tetra from the evil people. The controls, however, is very innovative. For example, you do almost everything using the touch screen. While this may seem overwhelming at first, the interface is very user-friendly. The top screen acts like a map, and pressing a button, the map drops to the bottom screen, allowing you to draw notes, like the answer to a puzzle in a dungeon that remain there if you die and return to the entrance(Zelda fans know how much this feature is useful.) Another cool feature is a particular boss battle where the boss is invisible. On the bottom screen, as usual, you control link. However, on the top screen, the map disappears and becomes a first-person view of the boss! All in all, this game is truly amazing, and with Link being such a good role model (fighting for good) you will have no reason whatsoever to not buy this game. Check it out!

This game is fun but can get annoying. Every time you beat a dungeon you have to go to this place called The Ocean Temple. You do this dungeon 5 times I think and it gets more annoying each time. I would recommend The Legend Of Zelda Spirit Tracks

since i know what most zelda games are like, i assume this is just as fun and review it as such. the only zelda i have complaints about is majora's mask. if you don't beat it in under 40 or 50 or something like that hours GAME OVER!!! yeah after dozens of hours that's right!

how can you say TP is 12+ and this 9+? both are 6+! CS you only stick to the ratings or say that they are not apropriate for people that age