Does anyone else here like videogame soundtracks?

Oh yeah. Actually, I've been listening to Katamari Damacy alot lately.
I like VG Remixes, too. My favorite Remixer is Goat.

Everything Schu said.

The only Zelda game I didn't like was Majora's Mask, due to the fact that they only gave you three days in which to perform the same thing over and over again. Actually, the game was good, and the dungeons were madly fun - it even had nice long sidequests - but I would have liked it alot more if I were given at least seven days. Just too painfully repetitive. Not to mention the fact that they put Clock town right in the middle of an otherwise large map. It should have been off to the side somewhere like in OOT, or maybe they could have even added an entirely new area called "Termina Plains" where there were small villages and houses scattered about with even more side quests to complete. The Goron's town cave place should have been more populous. Man, I might as well try making my own mod of MM, the way it should have been.

Oh, and some fun Ideas: http://web.telia.com/~u48508900/z1/zelda1.htm

Its  all in style. There is really no way to compare any of the cell-shaded games that come to mind such as Jet Grind(Set) Radio, Fear Effect, XIII, Okami (I think that's what it's called), and Zelda. They all have completely and utterly different styles which provoke different feelings among people. It's like comparing Salvadore Dali to Leonardo da Vinci; they were both artists, but they had styles that could not be compared to one another.

As for the gameplay of WW, It was awesome, but the sailing was tedious and the rewards didn't seem rewarding enough: Go through a dungeon to get a treasure chart that leads to 200 rupees that you'll never spend. It was also a bit short for me, but everything else had a tangy zip. The story was also one of the more coherent ones in the Zelda series to me.

You've got my vote.