Wii!!

Um, so I beat Zelda. Hmm? Oh, right.

Well, first off, I got a Wii. Yeah, that does explain the title. Go figure.

I was moping about, just, you know, existing at home one humble day when John gave me a call. He tells me, "Hey Gabe, I'm down here at Tysons at the EB Games and they have the Wii." Short pause there. Then I say, "Buy it." Simply, as if there truly shouldn't be any doubt to it. And, obviously, we all know that there shouldn't have been. Thus, a few hours later, having driven to Best Buy to get a copy of Twilight Princess, I was in business. And now, a week later, I have beaten the game. Put in a measly 30+ hours.

I agree, it did take me a while ^^; But "eating" and other stuff got in the way.

Seriously though, I was in a frenzy to beat the game. Although, ideally for me, I would have done a few more sidequests and the sort, but John and Ted watched me play about fifteen hours of the game; I would have felt guilty had I spent more time wasting their lives away. It was pretty funny. The two of them watching me play a video game. They were in a way "backseat gamers," minus the backseat. That did work out pretty well, though, since Zelda can be a multiplayer game, with all 'em puzzles and such. And I have to say, there were a bunch of them. And some of them were near impossible to figure out, as even with the three of us we still had trouble. But, that's what made it so infuriatingly good.. mmmm.

One complaint, however: bosses were too easy. For the most part that is. Sure, in the beginning--you only start with three hearts and heart pieces are slightly hard to find--enemies can be a toughy (those... shadow beings or whatever they're called), but they just get easier. Then again, I am quite good at the game... *cough* ^^;

Favorite Dungeon: Temple of Time (Mostly because of the cut scene where you unlock it...)
Favorite Hidden Skill: Mortal Draw (This move is just too good)
Favorite Item: Spinner(!!!)