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Drev · #1

I'm just curious.

In my opinion, I feel the Wind Waker ending was the best overall. It's not what people expected, and it was pretty dramatc with the King of Hyrule.

I can't say anything about Majora's Mask since I haven't beaten it yet (halfway through it using the collector's disc)

James · #2

Ocarina. At least it gave substance to the Zelda story, for once. Link to the Past came close, but fell apart as an ending.

pjalne · #3

The bit with Ganon was pretty hardcore, but other than that the Wind Waker ending disappointed me. Memory may have sweetened it, but I'm sticking to Link to the Past.

Nerd · #4

Ocarina is the best, with Link's Awakining coming in close second, especially with the secret ending.

Drev · #5

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Ocarina is the best, with Link's Awakining coming in close second, especially with the secret ending.

Marin flys across the screen....wee.

DamnthatDavid · #6

Wind Waker left me dissappointed.
I was hoping for a grand end of game boss fight. No luck.
And the cinema at the end, oh wow... sailing, again.

OoT has the best ending, running as the tower collapses around you to... *gasp* Gannon! Kill Mr. Piggy and 5 minutes later, everyone is partying at the ranch. Rock on.

Nerd · #7

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Ocarina is the best, with Link's Awakining coming in close second, especially with the secret ending.

Marin flys across the screen....wee.

It does more than that. It implies that she became a seagull, something she always wanted to be. It gives you a really acomplished and fulfilled feeling.

James · #8

Until you remember that she was A FIGMENT OF HIS FUCKING IMAGINATION.

Immortal Goat · #9

I like the Link's Awakening ending, but I have to agree that OoT tops every other Zelda game out there in every single department, including the ending. Majora's Mask wasn't too bad, though. Especially if you do all the sidequests and learn about all the people involved in the end cutscene. You just feel like you were a real part of those people's lives.

Nerd · #10

It wasn't his imagination, it was the Wind Fish's.

Immortal Goat · #11

It was a strange combination of both of their dreams that caused the island of Koholint (sp?) to appear. The Wind Fish didn't know anything about Zelda or Moblins or anything like that. That was all Link's doing.

HickMan · #12

You two are both NERDS.

Not dying in LA was pretty easy, but I didn't care when I saw Marin 'turn' into a seagulls. I don't really care. She wouldn't shut up when I hit the chickens and therefore is a bad character.

Best ending is when you die in Zelda 2 :/