Any Legend of Zelda fans here!?

[SourdoughStomper]

I bought the cartridge myself. (And have been sucked into the game all day). All the box had in it was one of those safety manuals and the Nintendo club code. No general how-to-play-the-game booklet. I thought that was quite odd.

[Pheasant]

A Link to the Past was my first Zelda game, too, so it definitely has a special place in my heart. I've been wanting a sequel or re-make of it for years, preferably in the Twilight Princess graphics style, but this is the next best thing. Probably won't be purchasing it for a while, though, as my Wii's lens went out about a month ago and I need to get it repaired. >__>
But once that is out of the way, I am totally going to get it.

By the way, to those who didn't receive a manual with theirs: its possible that Nintendo chose to include it digitally. Select the Zelda icon on your 3DS menu, and check the touch screen to see if it says 'Manual' anywhere. I can provide a photo if necessary.

[invaderhorizongreen]

I thought it sounded exciting but I have other games to catch up on .

[CrystalCrown]

LOZ is one of my fav Nintendo series Link to the Past was my favorite when I was growing up. I also like Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. Phantom Hourglass was really fun too, that was actually the whole reason I got a DS in the first place!

[banditpony]

A Link to the Past was my first Zelda game, too, so it definitely has a special place in my heart. I've been wanting a sequel or re-make of it for years, preferably in the Twilight Princess graphics style, but this is the next best thing. Probably won't be purchasing it for a while, though, as my Wii's lens went out about a month ago and I need to get it repaired. >__>
But once that is out of the way, I am totally going to get it.

By the way, to those who didn't receive a manual with theirs: its possible that Nintendo chose to include it digitally. Select the Zelda icon on your 3DS menu, and check the touch screen to see if it says 'Manual' anywhere. I can provide a photo if necessary.

It has a digital manual, but the reason I personally wanted a cart was for a printed manual, just for a few pieces of art. I normally don't even touch manuals, but since LttP was so important to me-- it would of been nice..

[popyduggan]

This game is gorgeous, the 3D looks great, and the old world is new again, like catching up with an old friend. I only played for a few hours but it's worth buying, I bought the console bundle at Walmart during their 11/22-23 sale where it was basically free @ $199.96.

[SourdoughStomper]

Link to the Past has always been my favorite Zelda. It was the first Zelda that I owned. I had played the original as a rental, but it was difficult for me and I couldn't get into it. Not so with LTTP. I got entirely immersed into that game and will still get it out to play now and then.

So this new game hits the spot for me.

[jwalraven]

Nope, not at all totally a fan. /sarcasm

I'm a mod over at Zelda Universe, I have ordered the collectible manual book set, and have played all of them except for Oracle of Ages (it is downloaded on my 3DS though).

I still need to get ALBW though.

[Beldarna]

Not a huge fan, I was more into the cartoon as a kid. But boyfriend loves Zelda and I love watching him play. He's doing windwaker on WiiU right now and has asked for Link between two worlds for christmas, which I of course will try to get him.

[audra-hime]

I absolutely love the Legend of Zelda! I've played the series since I was a kid and still pick up the games now! I don't have a Wii U unfortunately ;_;

Zelda in her pink dress from Skyward Sword was the first cosplay I completely 100% handmade and let me tell you, I was very proud on how it came out!

[UrocyonFox]

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