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Wind Waker has that. Are fine graphics, character depictions, environmental sounds critical for your gaming enjoyment? Wind Waker has those. Is a gradual building id of id your hero's skills, accompanied by a gentle learning curve, desirable? Wind Waker exemplifies the best of that game involvement. Adventuring ... hero development ... variations of combat and fighting ... challenging and fun side quests ... a literate script enlivened by humor ... up to 50 hours of available playing time ... flawless control scheme ... Wind Waker has all of these. And needless to say, it's id all tremendously entertaining! Of the 300-plus games I have played, Zelda: Wind Waker ranks in my top three of all time. It's elegant, enchanting, engrossing, beautifully stylized, perfectly polished—a gaming work of art—a masterpiece. This game alone makes the GameCube a worthwhile purchase, becoming the most easily recommended game I have ever reviewed. —Please visit our forum to discuss this game— The Verdict The Lowdown Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo Release Date: March 24, 2003 Available for: Four Fat Chicks Links Player Feedback Screenshots Where to Find It Search Now: Links provided for informational purposes only.
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