Posted September 16, 2015
MarioFanaticXV: 1. I meant the whole game felt empty; like it was just a shell. Wind Waker, sure, there were clearly some islands that were just there to round out the map, but there was still a lot to do, even if a lot of it was just superfluous.
3. Yes; if you finish the first game, it allows you to make a save file that you can use to transfer to Lost Age, and in doing such, allows you to keep all your stats and items when the first game's part joins you in Lost Age. Lost Age similarly lets you save the file at the end of the game, but... It's just a waste of a file slot.
Elmofongo: I still meant that alot of Zelda game's has a very empty feeling world late game. Ocarina of Time, A Link to the Past. 3. Yes; if you finish the first game, it allows you to make a save file that you can use to transfer to Lost Age, and in doing such, allows you to keep all your stats and items when the first game's part joins you in Lost Age. Lost Age similarly lets you save the file at the end of the game, but... It's just a waste of a file slot.
Majora's Mask is probably the only game that did not felt "empty".