ZeroTails : Thanks for the positivity! I'll definitely keep that in mind next time!

Redbattler : I actually got my user name from a project my friend did in college for his game design class. He had to create a simple video game with a protagonist, and antagonist, and a bit of a story with some game play. Since I was going to school for the same thing, he let me work on the design of the main character because he was already swamped with everything else. I named him Bowen and he was the first character I had fully mapped out. The Sir part comes from me trying to be fancy but understanding I'm really not lol.

Overall: 10!

Of course this was review was going to happen, I'm a HUGE Zelda fan!! I've played almost all the games and my favorite has to be Majora's Mask. But I HAD to give this game a 10 because this was the one that sparked my love for the franchise. I remember playing this game as a young lad and enjoying every minute of it! I mean, playing it now at the age of 23, it still puts the same smile on my face when I hear the opening theme.  Everything altogether is a 10, individually I don't rank them so high because it's when it's all together that it's truly something special. This game is considered a Masterpiece by almost all gamers, even if they don't even like it. I mean, we all have to seriously consider how amazing this game is. And the 3DS remake is just as good as the original and it even includes the Master Quest after you beat it for the first time! I never had the Master Quest version when I was a kid, so you could imagine my excitement when I heard about it being in the remake. But that's enough about that, let us continue, shall we?

Graphics: 8

Playing it when I was younger, I never really cared for anything besides the fact that I was a Hero and could travel through certain points in time and I had a bad ass sword!! What isn't there to love? But playing it nowadays, it definitely gives away it's age, but only ever in the best way possible. Some things in this will creep me out because the graphics, and some things are down right hilarious. I won't be too harsh on them because back then, you had to work with very little compared to what we have now and I think it was mostly very creative. And who doesn't remember that damned creepy creature in the spirit temple? Oh yeah! The Dead Hand! f*** that thing, it still gives me nightmares sometimes.

Sound: 10!

Are you kidding? Greatest soundtrack of all time!! Ask anyone, they've heard SOMETHING from this game. It's too iconic to ignore. In my opinion, the overall sound of this game just suits it ever so perfectly! Everything from the background noise in Link's house to the final blow on Ganon, it's just so perfect to me! I could go on for days, but people would lose interest in reading this if it's too long, right? Or at least my fellow nerds who don't like to really read these reviews. Right! On with the review!

Addictiveness: 8

Not too surprising, considering how easy it was to get frustrated by this game! And let's be honest, there is a hell of a lot of waiting to be done in this game. I can play this for hours on end if I'm having a good day, or I can put it down after a little while because of a dungeon. I'm not trying to speak ill of Ocarina of Time. Truth be told, there are more fun times than bad. Although, who else remembers just wasting precious hours by going fishing all the time? I'm almost positive that Zelda got quite impatient with me sometimes. That's another reason it's ranked pretty high! All the bonus stuff you get to do! If you're like me, you absolutely HAVE to 100% every video game you play, and there is a LOT to be collecting during your quest. See, not all bad.

Story: 9

Start to finish, you feel like you ARE the Hero of Time! Or at least I did. I know that it's an incredibly linear game and you're always being told where to go, but you were being told about everything during your quest. I mean, come on, there's an entire time line that puts all the games together! That's awesome!

Depth: 8

Doesn't have a lot of depth to it. As awesome as the story was, taking a real look at how deep it feels, it really isn't the deepest Legend of Zelda game. I did acknowledge the story and how it is deep, but it's not too deep. There were things that made me laugh and it broke the feel they were trying to maintain. Not to say that it didn't capture other moods perfectly, I'm just saying that it wasn't the best is all. But, it is in a time line. That's deep, right?

Difficulty: 6

Controls are simple, the camera works nicely most of the time. There were points where it had bad camera angles, but not so many that it was hard. This game overall wasn't too hard. "What's so hard about swish, swish, stab?" Also, the dungeons mainly consisted of a core item then defeating the boss with said item. The only "difficult" part of this game is the waiting. Point A, "swish, swish, stab," go through dungeon, get item, kill boss,slay Ganon, save Zelda. I'm only being honest and I do assure you that I am a Legend of Zelda fan, even when they are putting the same formula in most of their games. This is it, you made it all the way through. Sorry if it doesn't seem too organized, I prefer writing things on the spot. Anyways, I really hope you enjoyed reading this review as much as I enjoyed writing it all out.

Until next time,
   Sir Bowen

Overall: 10

I'm not going to apologize if this review seems bias, because it is supposed to be my opinion, right? This game brings back so many great memories for me from when I was a child and first getting into video games. I first remember seeing it when my baby sitter used to watch me when I was like 5 or 6. I remember seeing this awesome monster thing on the screen that just kept changing its form and that blew me away!! I asked what it was and my baby sitter, without hesitation, sat me in front of the living room TV and turned on a show called Digimon. This was even before I ever saw Pokémon so I had no clue as to what was going on. She explained it to me, but my focus was on the monsters. This love stuck with me through my whole life! Some years went by before I was able to buy a PlayStation and Digimon World 1, so I was about 12. Sorry about that little story, but I had to give some history and explain why I loved it. On to the actual review!!

Graphics: 8

I'm only being honest here, the PSX didn't have the GREATEST graphics, but playing it now at the age of 23 definitely brought back the incredible era of creativity in video games when it comes to only working with so much.

Sound: 9

Definitely iconic music and sounds to me! I find myself sometimes humming the File City over world theme from time to time.

Addictiveness: 10!

It is incredibly addictive!! There are so many ways to raise your Digimon! Depending on how you raise and train them, you don't even have to follow the "real" digivolutions! It made me want to train differently every time I started over with a new In-training just to see which routes were faster to take to get to which digimon. Every time I pick up the controller, there's no setting it back down for a while. There's even bonus stuff to do AFTER Mt. Infinity!

Story: 7

There was a story, you have to save File City by raising Digimon to fight Machinedramon on Mt. Infinity. Short, sweet, and to the point.

Depth: 7

Covered this in story, as seen above.

Difficulty: 5

This game wasn't the hardest thing to play after you understand what it is you need to do, but playing simple games from time to time can be incredibly awesome!