darthyoda : Granted, here are three Hot Wheels cars for you!

I wish for ice cream.

darthyoda : Granted, but everyone fails and has to attend summer school.

I wish for California to not be in a drought .

Well, I'm pretty sure that I'll have most everyone beat . I'm 7' 3" (2.2098 meters; 220.98 centimeters) tall and I'm only 17. First of all, yes I'm serious, and no, I don't play basketball . I'm this tall because I have Marfan Syndrome (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marfan_syndrome). But yeah, being this tall is kind of annoying because I get attention wherever I go and sometimes people ask to take pictures with me . It's kind of weird.

You must then enter the first 100,000 digits of pi BACKWARDS 3.14 times on March 14th.

Oh wow, this is a tough question... I won't make the popular joke in this thread about the water temple (though I never thought that it was incredibly difficult). I would say that I have two dungeons that stand out to me for now. The first one is the Tower of the Gods from Wind Waker. The Tower of the Gods stands out as a sort of transition in the mood of the game of one from simply saving your little sister to saving the world. It also utilizes some interesting mechanics like rising and falling water, cooperation puzzles, and quick and precise aiming. The second of the dungeons are the Arbiter's grounds from Twilight Princess. I liked that dungeon because it had a creepy feeling to it with all of the dead and the ghosts. This dungeon also gives you the incredibly limited-in-its-usefulness Spinner. I really liked zooming around on the tracks with that thing. Anyway, that was my long-winded opinion on the best dungeon(s) that I have played .

Wow, the responses here are pretty much split about the same characters . Anyway, I happen to like the King of red Lions from Wind Waker. Yes, he's a talking boat. No, he doesn't constantly follow you, but he still fits the role of "companion." First of all, he's a talking boat with a serious nature, but still manages to have a sense of humor. Second of all, he's not really just some companion that you can ignore, considering you need him in order to travel everywhere . Third of all, your perception of him changes from him just being some stupid talking boat to a wise, and somewhat sorrowful king of old. Once you get the Master Sword, you really can see the development of Link's and the King of Red Lions' relationship as good friends who respect the other's experiences and strengths. Anyway, that's enough reasons, this isn't a debate after all .

fanhopper : Granted, but the only event still available is a brand new one: watching paint dry.

I wish for a wish.

emoteen134 : Granted, but all the food you have is moldy.

I wish that I didn't have any homework to do. :p

I agree with earlier posts in saying that I think that Minish Cap may be your best bet at a first game. Windwaker would be a good one too, but it all depends on whether you want to try a game with a smaller map or one with a larger map and more places to go. I personally started with Phantom Hourglass (not knowing about the other games ). I don't think that Phantom Hourglass would be a good starter game, as it can get VERY repetitive and annoying, but in the end, it's your choice.

I would have to say that my overall favorite "mask" is the Bunny Hood. I just love being able to run much faster, and find myself wearing it 70% of the time. Of the transformation masks though, I like the Goron mask the most. Being able to speed around (sensing a theme here? ) in a ball is really useful when trying to cross Termina. Though some would argue that the Fierce Deity's mask is best, I found it pretty tedious to collect every mask in the game.

Granted, but the peace lasts for thirty seconds before war is declared.

I wish for keys in TF2.

Granted, but the DS games don't work.

*Brings a gas mask* Mmph! Mmph!

I defuse the cow so it doesn't explode.

Pygmy Marmosets get inside xylophones.

Granted, but the potato is spoiled.

I love having mozzarella sticks for an appetizer.

Today it was reluctantly 6:15 in the morning.