In celebration of the Wii, we at TGN have assembled our list of the top five games for the console. Leading up the the 19th we will be posting a review for each; check it out, it will be fun. The fourth game we will be taking a look at is The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess:
You can catch the full review here. Come back tomorrow as we post what we think is the best game on Wii.
Over the past few years the Zelda franchise has lost its popularity. Though the titles have been as solid as ever, Nintendo has been aiming for a more casual audience - this is not the case with Twilight Princess. Reverting back to the style of the Nintendo 64, Reggie Fils-Aime has dubbed this to be "one of the best games we've ever made." Is Reggie telling the truth or is the series starting to slow down?
Taking place a full century after the events of Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess begins in a small village where Link is working on a farm. Things turn ugly as a child from the town goes missing and Link is sent to rescue her. In his travels he encounters a new companion named Midna and is told of a new Twilight Realm. This all turns into a story much bigger than anything to be seen in the Zelda universe, let alone that of the missing child.
Taking place a full century after the events of Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess begins in a small village where Link is working on a farm. Things turn ugly as a child from the town goes missing and Link is sent to rescue her. In his travels he encounters a new companion named Midna and is told of a new Twilight Realm. This all turns into a story much bigger than anything to be seen in the Zelda universe, let alone that of the missing child.
You can catch the full review here. Come back tomorrow as we post what we think is the best game on Wii.