Legend Of Zelda, Majoras Mask Review

Good Points
Great graphics
Addicting gameplay
Lots of mini games & side missions
Incredible storyline

Bad Points
Too pressed for time
Can be confusing at parts (but hey, it's a strategy game, what else would you expect?)

General Comments
Legend Of Zelda, Majoras Mask too often gets confused with being Ocarina of Time Part 2. When in fact, once you get past the similar graphics, music, sound effects, and even a few characters, the game strives very well on its own. Though it can't really measure up to its predecessor, there are still incredibly new, unique, and innovative elements added to Majora's Mask that seemed to be missing from Ocarina of Time.

You are really pressed for time, however, because you only have 3 days (which is about 72 minutes, I think, in real time) to get what you need done, then you'll have to play the Song of Time, go back to day 1, and start again with some of the same items you had before, but no money, and you'll have to re-attain certain items. It can be tedious, but I still think it's an incredible concept.

One of my favorite things about the game is that all of these different masks will let you do different things. Whereas the masks in OoT were simply for side-mission purposes (most of them, anyway), you really have to utilize your masks here in a creative and useful way.

Overall, the game can't compare to OoT, but it does get close, and standing alone, it's an amazing game. A lot between the two games are similar, but in certain areas, Majora's Mask tends to be just as good and even better than OoT.