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Yeah, difficulty level, becuase Link could adjust the difficulty of his enemies if he wanted to also :rolleyes:
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Neither can Samus Aran, but we still see the option for different difficulty levels in Metroid Prime, don't we?
Here's my explanation to my very simple idea, shouldn't be so hard to figure out what I'm talking about.
If you choose the Easy difficulty...
...enemies will go down easier
...you will go down harder
...enemies won't react too fast on your attacks, and they won't be using smart attacks too often.
As for Normal, just take the parts from Easy/Hard and balance it all - not too hard - not too easy.
If you choose the Hard difficulty...
...enemies are harder to take down
...you are easier to take down
...enemies react faster to your attacks, and use more smart attacks.
BobaMa, your idea is creative, but I'm afraid some people might just skip dungeons and then find out that there are dungeons they never played when they were beating the game. Trust me, some people want to experience the whole game while beating it, others just blaze through the game, missing all the side-quests and funny - but yet important - factors that play a pretty good role in the Zelda games.