I got about 55 stars and decided I got my fill. I've beaten the N64 version and I may come back to this and finish it sometime but for now I wanna focus on other games.

Anyways, dare I say, better than the original? I mean, obviously we have a ton of extra content here, so that's a plus. But the controls honestly aren't THAT big of a downgrade if you're playing with some sort of analog stick or the circle pad on the 3DS. It's not 1-to-1, moving around is still designed around the d-pad, but it's not bad! I also grew up with this version so there's heavy bias, but overall I love this version of the game.

So uhh, I'm currently playing through the Zelda games in order and after a few hours of playing this, I decided I'm skipping this one. I've beaten it before, just a really long time ago and replaying it made me realize I just don't like this game! It's not worth playing through a game I don't like again.

Fucking PHENOMENAL! It's not perfect, sure. It's a bit unpolished, maybe a bit short? But god damn, this game did everything I could've possibly wanted and lived up to all my expectations. What a fucking fantastic experience.

The world is huge, the controls feel amazing, the story is surprisingly engaging, the music is awesome. Even with it's flaws, I think this game does everything it sets out to do so well. Such a fucking awesome game. I really can't get over it.

Played through a few characters lately. This is probably my most replayed in the series cause it's really easy just to turn on my psp and play this game for a bit.

There's a reason this game is the most iconic in the series. Sure, I think later games are better, but I do give this game so much credit for what it did to the series. It feels like the most balanced in the series, the most grounded. Sure I may prefer the games with the revert, but with the revert the series feels more... idk... gamey? Without it I feel like there's more skill involved, not to mention this game just feels amazing to play and holds up remarkably well, even when compared to the remake (which is also spectacular). The first game was great, but this is where the series truly became the powerhouse it was.

It's always nice when you play through a game again after nearly 10 years and you end up appreciating the game a bit more!

Is Zelda 1 a hard game to get into in 2023? Absolutely, and I can see why this game would be off-putting to so many people. But, if you can get past the oldness and clunkiness here, you get a game that's incredibly impressive for it's time. It shows a game philosophy that you don't see as often nowadays: a game built around community. A game that's designed to share secrets about it with your elementary school classmates. A pre internet gem. It has it's issues, but in the end it's so charming and unique that I think it's worth going back to nowadays.

Yea I mean, when people say this game is held together by duct tape, they aren't wrong. It's pretty damn broken and unbalanced and also very simple, which is why I could see if being very hard to come back to for many.

However, this is where one of my favorite series got started! And it's still fun, even with it's problems! It's really cool to see how far this series has come, and a lot of this games flaws add to its charm. While definitely not a very rich gameplay experience, it's a very fun time that shouldn't be overlooked because future games outshined it.

I still have a good chunk of the minigames left here, but I can go ahead and say this is one of the best gameplay experiences I've ever had!

This game is so fucking awesome. Intuitive controls that are easy to get into but tough to master, a great variety of fun, challenging minigames, amazing music. It's pretty simple all things considered, but a game doesn't need to be super complex to be effective. I love Rhythm Heaven so much, and I can't wait to play some of the others!

Cranked out the Dolphin emulator for this one! And honestly, this might be my favorite one! I had some trouble with the motion controls at parts but once you get in the groove of it it feels like WarioWare was MADE for them. This is also the wackiest, and most challenging in the series. Lots of fun!

An absolutely fantastic love letter to the series featuring all the different control styles you can ask for. So much variety and personality in this one and honestly if you haven't played a warioware game and want a good place to start, I would totally recommend this one!

Conflicting feelings on this one... on one hand, this game is incredibly fun and cute. Probably the most fun I had in a warioware tbh!! On the other hand, this game has like, so little content. I beat the story mode in less than 2 hours. For a game that's nearly full price new, thats unacceptable.

I think I liked this more than the first one!! WarioWare feels kinda made for the touch screen, it feels so intuitive. I guess WarioWare seems kinda made for fun gimmicks in general!! This game also retains all the personality of the first game and then some. Can't wait to play the others!

Incredibly fun mini game collection that has a ton of replay value. Sure the game can be beaten in less than 2 hours, but trying to get high scores in everything is so fun. I love the style and music here too. Just an all around loveable game!

This remaster finally gave me an excuse to replay this and yea I liked it even more this time!! More than the first one? Not quite sure... I love the things this game does to change up the formula, introducing more gimmicks (I'm using that term as a compliment) to spice up the gameplay. With that, though, comes more levels that I don't really like. I think most of the creative ideas paid off for sure though, and this game is overall spectacular. It's Katamari! You really can't go wrong with it!

I didn't actually beat this game but I was basically at the end. It got to a point where the game was getting really hard and I just didn't have the patience to go through with actually beating it.

Great game though! I imagine I'd think this is the best game in the series if it weren't for the language barrier. This is a very plot heavy game and not understanding the dialogue is really a hinderance.

Pure joy. Childhood, nostalgia, beautiful folklore, all wrapped together in a silly story about a boy who's lowkey a little shit. Had me in tears at points. So happy to have played this again!