Things you LIKED about TP ("dun dun dun*)

I think the problem is no the amount of side-quests at all, but perhaps the lack of a single memorable side-quest. Of course I would disagree with it, since I consider cave of ordeals an amazing memorable side-quest, but what I feel people complain about is really not having a trade sequence.
When you think of a Side-Quest of OoT, I'm sure almost everyone will think of getting the Biggorons sword, and how it required lots of exploring. That single comparison is what I think makes people regret "not enough side quests".
Of course, being able to get another sword would just have been amazing in TP.
Swords are one of the reasons I just adore MM.

The Temple of Time and City in the sky were to great epic temples. I like the tiny frog in the North West corner of Ordon Village. Cookies to whoever can find it.

I loved bosses and dungeons, although waaaay too easy.

Hm... What I liked about TP? I guess the fact that the Helmasaur, my favorite enemy, finally made a comeback in that game, that's about it though. The graphics were, admittedly, fantastic, but I didn't like them. The story also lost steam toward the end, so... Helmasaurs are TP's only redeeming quality, in my eyes.

I thought the story was pretty odd at first but I cant stop playing the game now. Later in the game being able to turn from human to wolf whenever you want is pretty cool. Im now interested in replaying some of the old zeldas and the ones I never played yet.

i dont like hemasaurs. they annoy me. i liked the story

I liked a lot of things about this game! I thought it was great, well worth the long wait and all that- we all remember those hectic times... I really liked Midna. She was a great character, very mysterious and dark, but in a Cpt Jack Sparrow kinda way if you get what I mean. You never really knew what side she was on until later in the game. The new fighting techniques were great and allowed for a bit of variation when fighting instead of the same old "slash til it explodes" thing featured in every other game. Epona startled me the first night I played! It was even hard for me to control her! The movements were so life-like, and really cool to watch, and the horseback fighting is definitely one of my favourite things about TP. I really liked the story, I liked the Gorons/ new look, however I can't stand the way the Zoras look... They all look like females... Even with terrible graphics in comparison, I liked the OoT Zoras way better. BUT I loved watching the Zoras swim, very cool. Zelda looks freaking sweet in this game, and I love all the beautiful scenery. The spirits were really cool too. Each one was so bizarre, and the idea of these spirits was just great; reminded me very much of Miyazake's Princess Mononoke. There is a LOT that I loved about this amazing game! It truly puzzles me how so many people hate it and say it did nothing new or unique... I can't help but feel they are stubbornly caught up on some idea they felt should have been used and didn't... *ahem- voice acting- cough!*

I liked the secret moves in the game. At least 1-5, anyway.

Jump-Strike was sort of useless because of the charge thing I had to do. A better course of action would've been *ahem* to 'Press 'A' to preform the jump attack. Press 'B' in the middle of your Jump Attack to preform the Jump Strike! Anyway, I think they would've been better served to put it in earlier in the game, rather than be number six. It's just not valuable enough to warrant the sixth spot.

Great Spin was, again, sort of useless. Ooh, I get a bigger spin attack when I'm at full health! Who cares? I don't use the Spin Attack often, if at all, and when I do use it, I'm usually down to six or so hearts! (And that doesn't happen at all). A better course of action would've been 'Sword Beams'. Actually, that would be a misnomer; in that it would just increase the range of all of your attacks, not just the spin attack. Much more useful, I think.

All the others added serious depth to the combat, and if the AI in the game was any better, I would've had to use them a lot more. Like fighting the four Darknuts in the Cave of Ordeals. That was awesome. It was little conquests like that that made me proud to own the game.

Story was original if not a little convulted. Actual execution (such as how exposition was worded) was about Nintendo standard...meaning that it was not that good. Midna was tolerable (as opposed to Navi). Lack of voice acting was standard, so I didn't have any gripes about it. Actually, dialogue in Zelda was always a little contrived and voice acting would just make that worse. Please don't put voices in Zelda! Please!

Fighting on Horseback is made of awesome. The wolf mechanic on the other hand was extremely annoying. Having to fight as a wolf was rather gratuitously frustrating because I was sometimes fighting on an edge and pressing the attack button as a wolf launched you forward, making me fall accidentally and I hate that. I would've very much prefered to have remained Hylian the whole time...or at least been Able to turn to an Eagle to level it out a bit. Why an Eagle you ask? Because flying is awesome. Duh.

I liked the storyline. I also enjoyed killing the baddies along the way.

I liked the enemies and the provinces I thought It was pretty wide open and the temples were good and the bosses were fun to beat.

I liked the Sky Temple. Very fun and original.

The Music, in particular the Serenade of Water. I could listen to that all day.

I absolutely love the graphics in this game, especially in Faron Province, as well as the music.
I really like all the temples too.

-The graphics
-Midna
-The Ball and Chain
-The Spinner
-All dungeons that aren't the Forest Temple or the last dungeon (Hyrule Castle)
-The monkeys <3
-Ooccoo
-An awesome dragon boss
-Wolf Link (that's right, I said it)
-Zant, until he was revealed a pathetic wimp who relied on Ganondorf
-The Cave of Ordeals
-The Backslice technique
-The kitties <3
-The puppies <3
-Some of the characters

That may very well be all that I can remember at the moment.

I like many things about the game. But I liked the newer items such as the spinner or the ball and chain and the new use for the iron boots. When I first used those magnet walls with the iron boots I was like, THAT'S AWESOME!

I loved the atmosphere and the art style. They were great. I hate it when people diss those things.

There were many things I loved about the game.

1. The cut scenes and the ability to skip them.
2. The temples, all had good themes and a nice layout.
3. The boss fights were decent.
4. Great music and controls.
5. Has cool glitches and cheats, like the MS early
6. Was good in length and had plenty of dungeons.

This was just a great game over all.
PS, just because I said what I hate about the game and complained about certain things, does not mean I hate it.

The ball and chain is definitely one of the better items in the series, I'll give it that.

Great game, TP was, just lacking.

Idk if anyone else feels this way but I'm really annoyed the the stupid 'Twilight' series that has the same name. Whenever I'm discussing TP with friends some random person would come up and say "Why the hell are you talking about Twlight? AREN"T YOU A GUY?" and then me and my friends would have to explain and all that crap.

Originally Posted by Fulcon

Story was original if not a little convulted. Actual execution (such as how exposition was worded) was about Nintendo standard...meaning that it was not that good. Midna was tolerable (as opposed to Navi). Lack of voice acting was standard, so I didn't have any gripes about it. Actually, dialogue in Zelda was always a little contrived and voice acting would just make that worse. Please don't put voices in Zelda! Please!

I lol'd at the tolerable thing.

Also, Twilight Princess was pretty easy, but the graphics made it worthwhile. Although Link's face gave my younger friend nightmares... yeah.

And the tools were cool. I mean, a SPINNER! It's a freaking top that HOVERS.

But the name gave my other friends ideas: TP can mean a lot of things. Also saying it in public made people think of the white stuff that hangs near your toilet. hmmmMMMMM....

But it was a good game overall.