Whichever you prefer, it's clear they both have their pros and cons. We've updated this list to keep it fresh. Everyone loves an open-world game, and Twilight Princess TP definitely delivered on that. The Hyrule in TP is large, interconnected, and beautiful, from the densely forested areas of the Faron Woods to the rolling hills of Hyrule Field. The world feels alive and functional, with each section connecting to the rest in a thought-out, well-planned, cohesive unit.
The Castle Town in this Zelda entry feels real, bustling with activity and noise. It's a cohesive world that is open and breathable, unlike Skyward Sword's SS seemingly closed-off and linear world.
There's nothing wrong with SS's world, but Twilight Princess' just feels more real, immersive, and authentic. While SS's world might be linear, hand-holding, and not very open, the game excels in its dungeon design.
Notable examples include the Ancient Cistern and its fan-favorite boss, Koloktos, and the Lanayru Mining Facility with its time-traveling puzzles. So many of the dungeons in this game are highly memorable and just downright fun. They're the lifeblood of a game with a not-so-open world that left many disappointed. Twilight Princess is home to some amazing dungeons as well. The Twilight Palace and the dungeon-ified version of Hyrule Castle are both amazing. However, when it comes to a head-to-head battle between these two games, Skyward Sword takes this one.
Every game in the Zelda franchise is filled with two types of quests: fun, distracting sidequests, and the actual main storyline that you're supposed to be completing.
Each of these two games excels over the other in one of these categories. TP takes the gold for its main story. Helping a dimension-traveling princess restore her kingdom and saving your own from ruin? The mini-map has been shrunk and now features a translucent black background. The GamePad screen can display a separate map screen for dungeons, and can be used to instantly equip items without having to pause and bring up the inventory menu.
It also enables the use of the GamePad's gyroscope to aim items such as the Gale Boomerang or the Bow. The GamePad screen can also be tapped to instantly transform between Link's human and wolf forms without having to talk to Midna, once the ability has been unlocked. Hero Mode is featured in the game, which is available from the start. Link receives twice as much damage during this mode, and the world orientation is also mirrored like the Wii version. The game also supports the use of Miiverse and features 50 Miiverse Stamps scattered around Hyrule , [4] including the game's Hylian alphabet , characters faces with different expressions, items such as Rupees , and objects such as Treasure Chests.
All amiibo can be scanned once light returns to the Faron Province. The Wolf Link amiibo unlocks a new optional dungeon called the Cave of Shadows , which can be accessed anytime from the collection screen. Each floor features enemies as well as obstacles to clear. You'll control Link's movements with the analog stick on the nunchuk controller while the Wiimote acts as your sword. As such, swinging the Wiimote causes Link to attack, which sounds more immersive then it is since Link's moves are canned and don't resemble yours to any degree.
Overall it works pretty well, and the fact that you can fire all the ranged weapons in the game by pointing the Wiimote feels quite intuitive. Twilight Princess from an artistic standpoint is a beautiful game to look at. The vibrant land of Hyrule stands in stark contrast to the dark and very cool shadow realm. From a technical standpoint however, Twilight Princess isn't quite as stunning as some of the other next gen titles currently out.
Similarly while the music is as excellent as it's ever been in the series, it lacks some of the orchestral umph that games like Final Fantasy XII possess, not to mention the voice acting. Largely, these are split hairs. Taken as the sum of its parts The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess , is another excellent game in an excellent series.
It's hard to fault it for not moving beyond its tried and true formula when that formula has produced so many good games. This is definitely a game that new Wii owners should think about picking up. Browse games Game Portals. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher.
Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game. Game review Downloads Screenshots Visuals In terms of what to expect, Twilight Princess holds the same beloved characters as the other Legend of Zelda games and a similar art style but offering a more dark look of realism in Twilight Princess compared to some of the older, more pixelated versions.
She demands Link gain a sword and shield before traveling through. Defeat them and return to the main part of Ordon Village. Before entering a squirrel will talk to you and thank you for defeating the enemies. The squirrel gives you advice that you should talk to animals if you run into trouble. As long as you are in wolf form almost all the animals will speak with you. If you head to the west part of the village you will see Mayor Bo and Jaggle speaking to each other about a sword and shield.
Stand in the tall grass and eaves drop to find where they are. Midna will point out that there is an open window at the top of the building and points to the watermill as a way to jump up. However, if you head around and try jumping up the watermill, Hanch will send a hawk at you. Now you have a safe path to jump to the watermill and then to the top of the roof. Enter the house through the window. Jump off the bed and on to the table in the middle of the house.
Face the other side of the room and Midna will see the shield. Use her to jump on over to the shield. Dash into the wall twice and the shield will fall to the floor. Walk on over to it and pick it up to get the Ordon Shield! If you run on over to their house in the southeast part of the village, Rusl will appear with sword in hand to protect Uli.
Just walk around them to the right side of the house and use your sense to find sparkles on the side of the house. Straight ahead on the chair is the Ordon Sword so walk over and grab it!
Leave the house the same way you came in. With sword and shield on your back, Midna tells you to return to where you first turned into wolf form. However, the area you really need to go to is the Ordon Spring. A wall of twilight surrounds Link and a Shadow Beast appears from the sky. This is the same creature that pulled Link into the twilight earlier. Just z-target him and attack the beast. A cut-scene takes place where you will meet the Spirit of Light, Ordona.
He briefly gives some back story of the four spirits of Hyrule and how the King of Twilight, Zant, wants to take over the world. There are three light spirits who have lost their light and they need to be revived.
Ordona explains that Link can return to his true form if he revives the light spirit. Once you gain control of Wolf Link once again, travel across the long bridge and enter the Twilight Realm. Midna will head through and then pull Wolf Link in. Community Wiki Discord Forums. The Legend of Zelda.
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