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Sure, it may be cryptic, but this game is the blueprint for open world games to come after it. The dungeons are fun, the music is great, and the puzzles are challenging!

This game still holds up as one of the best 3D games. The only part of this game that is dated are the graphics. The puzzles, mini games, characters, and story are just as good as they were when the game first released.

This game takes Zelda on NES and multiplies the attention to detail, the open world, the music, the characters, and the fun by 1000. By far the best 2D Zelda game.

Sure, it may be cryptic, but this game is the blueprint for open world games to come after it. The dungeons are fun, the music is great, and the puzzles are challenging!

Rough around the edges and can be very unforgiving, but it’s definitely unique and an interesting experience.

Modern day ‘A Link to the Past’. Takes a giant open world with tons to do (shrines, side quests, towers, mini-games) and let’s the player do whatever whenever.

This game is easily the crowning jewel on on one of the finest system’s backlog of games. Engaging story, gripping gameplay. God of War (PS4) is going to leave a massive legacy and hopefully God of War: Ragnarok can capture the same lightning.

Solid controls and addictive gameplay. Had me playing for hours on end!!