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No offense, but where is Twilight Princess in that poll? I thought that game was terrible. I mean where do you start? The dungeons were all direct ripoffs of the past games (which is getting fairly old now)...we had a forest, fire, water, snow, etc dungeons. It's almost like the game purposely just tried to ripoff OoT because they heard all the fans complaining about how the newer games weren't like OoT. Even worse was the difficulty which was next to insulting. While I know Zelda games aren't traditionally hard, they took it to an entirely new level in TP. A LARGE majority of the enemies were killed by targeting then mindlessly hitting the attack button to kill it...no dodging, nothing fancy...just button mashing. Not to mention that the puzzles were elementary, they practically throw money at you at every chance, the enemies barely do any damage when they hit you, the bosses are a total joke and the final boss fight was as predictable as it was easy (seriously, the hitting the energy ball back and forth gimmick has been done and buried...give it a rest already). It felt like a chore to have to dredge through this game just to finish it. Personally I blame part of the simplicity of the game to the fact that it had to cator to the Wii remote...games have to dumb-down their difficult to use that thing because you can't do anything complicated which such a simple set of controls. Sadly, they did the same thing with the touchscreen-only Hourglass game. It's sad to see Zelda officially being geared towards infants but that's how it feels. What a disappointment.Stevo