Okami vs. Zelda Twilight Princess

[Red 5]

Let the debate begin!

 

I have to tell you...

I love Zelda. I bought a Wii for the sole purpose of playing Zelda.

I absolutely love Twighlight Princes.

 

I was in the middle of Okami when Wii launched.

Put Okami aside and played Zelda non stop until I beat it.

 

Went back to Okami a few days ago.

 

I think I like Okami better. But just barely.

Either way, these are the 2 games that nobody should miss.

[Jess Ragan]

Zelda: Twilight Princess suffers from the Reeses effect. The decision to turn Link into a wolf a couple of hours into the game makes me think that somebody got Okami in my Zelda, and that it's not a chocolate and peanut butter quality combination. Fortunately, it doesn't take too long for Link to return to his original, elfin form.

 

JR

[MetalSlime23]

Zelda: Twilight Princess suffers from the Reeses effect. The decision to turn Link into a wolf a couple of hours into the game makes me think that somebody got Okami in my Zelda, and that it's not a chocolate and peanut butter quality combination. Fortunately, it doesn't take too long for Link to return to his original, elfin form.

 

JR

 

 

I never thought about this, but it's very funny. I remember how the reviewers were saying "Okami is a Zelda Killer."

[javiero]

The thing is Zelda was in development cycle long before okami so i'm just gessing. Besides, both are great games it just hapens that i like Zelda a lot more than Okami, and Okami is flawled, sound, on the ps 3.

[NE146]

Here's my beef with Okami. It walks you through everything. They might as well put a big fat arrow to everything you need to do or go. Gorgeous game though.

[n8littlefield]

I liked the visual style of Okami much more than I like Zelda (which I haven't finished yet). However, I'm finding that I enjoy the gameplay of Zelda more, it feels more varied and I found drawing with the analog stick in Okami to be rather awkward. The dungeons of Zelda from what I've seen thus far are incredibly well designed too.

Edited February 13, 2007 by n8littlefield