Nintendo Wii - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Review

The gameplay is fantastic. The world map is massive map even if you were to ride on horseback, it would take you a LONG to get all the across.  Legend of Zelda video games are all about adventure, and Twilight Princess gives the player a massive world to do all of the adventuring one could handle in a video game. The world is full of caves, towns, and dungeons to explore as well as lakes, forests, deserts, and mountains.  This game can get very frustrating at times. Some of these puzzles are just insane! If you are a puzzle master, then this will be right up your alley. Otherwise, it can get a little annoying and you'll want to throw your wii remote. The story is long and you'll be doing sidequests for SEVERAL hours if you choose to do so.  You'll control Link using the remote and nunchuck attachment. Swinging the remote makes Link swing his trademark sword. It doesn't take a lot of work to do it either. A very simple flick of the wrist is all it takes to make Link swing his sword. In addition, shaking the nunchuck causes him to do his famous spin-slash attack. The controls are surprisingly fluent and very well responsive. Its an interesting way to play Zelda, and there's no steep learning curve to it.