Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for GameCube Reviews by Gamers

Ok, I rented this game when it first came out in March of "03" and ever since then i have been hooked on this game from the great graphics to the epic adventures across the vast ocean of waves. When i first rented it, i was playing it for hours on end but never really got that far..so i brought it back to the video store..then in "05" i bought it to start over and try again, and boy did i get far!! i beat the game in about a week and a half. I fought the great monsters and bosses through out each stage of this epic story filled with pirates and mystery filled temples, caves, and great places. There is a bunch of new items including the leaf which helps you fly through the air and blow enemies away. Plus you don't have to deal with that annoying fairy that at every moment she talks to you and says something that you already know like in the Ocarina Of Time(another great classic for N64). So this game overall i give two thumbs way way up for a hardcore gamer like me who has been stuck on these legends or a new comer who wants to try something new and exciting.

P.S. Can't wait for the Twilight Princess to make its big opening!!!

In the 3rd installment of the now 3D Zelda series, players are introduced to a very different world "The Great Sea". After his adventures in Ocarina of Time, the hero (Link) vanished. When Ganondorf returned and the hero didn't the people begged the gods help, they sent a torrent rain that covered the land under leagues of water. Hundreds of years later fact has become mere legend and the world has no idea what lies just below the waves. On a small island called Outset a young boy just turned the same age as the legendary hero and tradition dictates that he wear a traditional green tunic.
As the latest reincarnation of the Hero you must battle evil, sail the seas, and even control the very wind to save your sister, the princess and the very world from destruction.