Maddy Myers

Because I think, although because I'm picking the dark world, I'm implicitly also picking both of them because the dark world has no meaning without the regular version of the world that you're snapping between.

I just think that entire concept is so cool.

And like one of those classic mind blowing, this changes everything moments in a Zelda game.

They all ideally all have something like that in the game.

Like in Ocarina, it's a time travel, of course, and each of them has something.

And the dark world conceit is also something that I think is a piece of a lot of Zeldas.

Like the idea that there's a dark link or that there's the twilight realm or some other version of reality that isn't our own.

And the fact that you can actually go there...

that it's freaky as heck is awesome and just makes Link to the Past that much more special and cool and really holds up.

Really fun game to this day.

Recommended.

So yeah, those are my two picks.

I think we all have to allow this in part because as the fourth person, Zachary had very few options.

And so I'm happy to let him take truly anything he wants from this point.

Yeah, one of my, like, in case of emergency picks for this was Zelda and Spirit Tracks, which is a game I don't even really like, but at least your companion is Ghost Zelda.

And she had some fun moments, but it's a tough, it would have been a tough argument.

The owl was also one of my choices because the owl, I think in Link's Awakening is actually really helpful, but the owl in Ocarina of Time is simply repeating everything Navi tells you.

So the owl in that game is the worst character of all time.

So it's, it's a tough, it's tough.

But in Link's Awakening, the owl is great.