Most replayable Zelda titles

[kainemaxwell]

Out of all the Zelda titles, from the first one on the NES to Twilight Princess, which one(s) do you find the most replayable to you?

For me it's the first one for the NES and Link to the Past (2 of the 3 titles I own). The firs tone was the first I beat, and to this day its a title I can go back to after being apart from it for months at a time and play, and begin remembering where items, etc are. Also to this day I can still beat both Quests with the Blue Rng instead of the Red, as well as the White Sword.

Same with Link to the Past. After finally getting my own copy I sat down to beat it and got everything (this was months ago). I can still come back to it now and restart and still have fun playing it.

[ryborg]

I know I'm in the minority here, but after I beat the N64 Zeldas, I never had the urge to play them through again. They are good games and I enjoyed them, but certain parts just seemed like a chore.

I've probably played through Zelda II the most times, mostly because I can zip through it in one sitting, although the first three have unlimited replay value.

[Ruudos]

Link to the Past for me.

[studvicious]

A Link To The Past.

[JerseyDevil65]

The first one, LttP and Ocarina, in that order. I haven't played TP or replayed Wind Waker yet, so I can't speak on those.

I hated Majoras Mask so that one has the lowest replayability, IMO. :)

[exit]

Link to the Past for me, it's just that damn good.

[blackpanther]

For me its link to the past. It was the first zelda game I got and from start I new it was special. Second, has to be links awakening

[bangtango]

Zelda II is the one I have beaten the most, so I'd have to say that one. I certainly wouldn't say Legend of Zelda because even though I have beaten the first quest a bunch of times, I have only ever finished the second quest once. Not because it is too hard but because even though everything is in a different place, there is just too much sameness to jump right back in and play it again so soon. I think I have only ever started the second quest a half dozen times and I've owned the game since the 1980's. Like most of you probably did, I first found it on accident by entering the name Zelda and this was without reading about it in a tips magazine or hearing it from a friend.

Your thread is probably going to make me want to play the second quest another time, though.

[DefaultGen]

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[MegaDrive20XX]

LttP and OoT

[retroman]

The first one of course.

[Jackattack]

I've completed OoT the most with everything else just once or twice. Lately though I've really been wanting to play twilight princess over again. I'm in the middle of super paper mario, so it will have to wait a little bit but I may just start up TP again once I'm finished.

[Xexyz]

The two NES titles, ALttP, and Links Awakening are the only ones that I will frequently go back to. I rarely get the urge to play through the N64 titles, the GBC Oracle titles, and Minish Cap.

[GM80]

Four Swords ;)

[p_b]

Zelda II for me. Probably because it doesn't rely so much on puzzles. I just dislike playing a game with puzzles when I already know all of them...

[DigitalSpace]

A Link To The Past, followed by the first one.

[Tron 2.0]

The Legend of Zelda follow by OOT even more so with the master quest disc of it.

[AMG]

Link to the Past, because I've replayed that one more than any other Zelda title by far. Close 2nd would be the original Zelda on the NES.

[Wolfgunblood Garopa]

A Link To The Past and Minish Cap for me. I thought Minish Cap had the best gameplay of all the Zeldas.

[Caius11]

No contest for me... A Link to the Past

[Perkar]

Link to the Past wins this one hands down. it is the game i have played through the most times, and is pretty much in a tie with Super Metroid for my personal all-time favorite game.

[theshizzle3000]

Probably OOT for me because it is easy to pick up anytime and find something to do that will interest you for at least an hour.