The story gives young Link a chance to shine. Still, having a pretty face is nothing if there's no substance behind it, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD delivers. It was the first of many moments where I really had to stop and appreciate my surroundings. Then I quickly had to start moving because (oh em gee) there were fire bats, but still. I didn't truly realize how amazing it was until I was wandering around Dragon Roost and happened to stop on a drawbridge because I was fascinated by a lava plume. Each location has heart, and its uniqueness is captivating. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD is unbelievably gorgeous and vibrant, with unexpected details and personality embodying even the most pedestrian areas. I somehow missed his other, cartoonish incarnations, which means The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD is my first encounter with toon Link. I'm familiar with the Links of Twilight Princess, The Minish Cap, The Oracle of Ages, and, of course, The Legend of Zelda. See, my prior experiences with Link and Zelda's adventures have always been in the form of sprite-based or almost-realistic worlds. I'm glad because it means my first experience is with The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD, and I can't imagine a better place to start.
I realize, as an owner of every Nintendo console, this comes across as both a surprise and something of a sin, but until now, I'd never sought the glory that comes from being the Hero of Winds. I've never cast caution to the wind, boarded an anthropomorphic boat, grabbed a magical baton, and set out to save my sibling who's been captured by a bird.
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