OoA vs OoS

These are both fun games in my opinion, but I want to know what you think. If I had to choose, it would be ages, but thats just me, and I'm not voting

Both are great, but I think I like Ages a bit more. The shift between centuries offers more changes in the landscape than between seasons. And there are Zoras, and the Gorons feel a bit more important too. On the other hand, Seasons has Subrosians and Biggoron, and well... It's close, I like the games almost equally, but Ages is a teeny bit higher.

I suck at 2D games but I like OoX a lot anyway Truly great games. For some reason I love all the color based puzzles, and overall the dungeons and puzzles are pretty great. And the people are fun.

I preferred Seasons, mostly for thematic issues. I liked Onox more than Veran,
I liked the changing seasons. Ages seemed to drag on in some places, and I the
part with the Tokay makes me nauseous. Overall they are both good games.

I mean, it depends. If you want a difficult and puzzle loaded game, then you want Ages, simply because there are way more puzzles available going back and forth between time. If you want a more relaxed game, you should get Seasons. Definitely not as many puzzles in seasons; and if there are any puzzles you are basically told what to do. I would say Ages by far outperforms Seasons, because I like a challenge, and the whole time concept they put into it really developed it nicely.

They both were really fun but I think I liked Ages just a bit better. I think the story was better and I liked going back in time and seeing the differences in the landscape.

Can't vote really, have not played seasons in a while. I do like the puzzles in ages though along with the time travel.

I've done this so often, I'mjust going to quote an old post of mine.

Originally Posted by True Sorrow

Oh God, how often have I done this...

Ages: Boring overworld with few highlights, the dungeons were extremely tedius and convoluted. The combat also sucked worse than in any other game in the series.

Seasons: Decent overworld with lots of unique, interesting areas. Dungeons were simple, but worked well enough and the combat was some of the best in the series.

TOUGH CHOICE

Ages definitely possessed a bit more of a challenge to me. Also, there was always that one part of the map that I have never been able to fill up. It annoys the bejesus out of me.

Both are nice and have thing the other doesn't but I did like Seasons much more than Ages.