can i play spyro the dragon from game cube on wii u

So those are the only Zelda games I’ve ever completed, a little sad I know. And it was just the perfect title for the 3DS, I was pretty much glued to that thing for a good month straight.

I wrote a little piece on my experience with Ocarina of Time a couple months ago and in it I said that it quickly became one of my favourite games of all time and is a golden standard for gaming. Earlier this year I decided to play one of the more influential entries in the series, The Ocarina of Time. I loved Wind Waker so much that I went out and bought a copy of the next 3D Zelda, Twilight Princess, immediately after Wind Waker’s credits rolled and even though I didn’t enjoy it nearly as much, I still thought it was an amazing game. I even loved its simple, but enjoyable combat and the exquisite level design of the many dungeons. I immediately fell in love with its gratifying sense of exploration, as I sailed across the vast waters of the Great Sea. Its more cartoonish art design, however, aged extremely well, and if I hadn’t known any better, I would’ve thought that Wind Waker HD was a brand new entry in the Zelda series, just based on its looks alone. And this is another shocker to most people as Wind Waker was apparently quite the polarising entry back when it was originally released in 2002 on the GameCube. The very first Legend of Zelda game I played was Wind Waker, thanks to the HD remastered edition released on the Wii U. So I thought I’d share my sad list of completed Nintendo titles with you all and express my interest on the other titles, whether they be recent or classic, I wish to experience, and hopefully you more experienced gamers can suggest some of your favourite Nintendo titles that I forgetfully omitted!Įven though I was late in joining the Zelda bandwagon, it still has become one of my favourite video game series. In addition to my Wii U, I also have a 3DS which I do love and wish I had more time to play. I never owned an NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, or a Wii I guess you can say I jumped on the Nintendo bandwagon fairly late. People find that statement to be quite a shocker, especially because of how much I love video games. And that leaves me with a confession: my very first Nintendo home console was the Wii U. And for a long while, I primarily played my PS3, I didn’t own an Xbox 360 at the time and I never did end up grabbing a Wii. However I didn’t start my current, habitual gaming hobby until I was about 15, and that’s when I got my PlayStation 3 as a Chirstmas present. I also loved playing Spyro the Dragon on the original PlayStation, my first home console. Pokemon Silver is was got me hooked to this phenomenal medium and is still one of my favourite games of all time. The very first video game console I ever owned was the GameBoy Color, rocking Pokemon Silver 24/7. I’ve been gaming since I was about 7 or 8.

Can i play spyro the dragon from game cube on wii u