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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

Titre original : Zeruda no densetsu: Kaze no takuto
  • Jeu vidéo
  • 2002
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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (2002)
The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Lire trailer0:44
1 Video
12 photos
Aventure maritimeChevalerie et sorcellerieQuêteSwashbucklerActionAventureFantaisie

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter his sister gets kidnapped from their peaceful island, a young boy aims to emulate the Hero of Time by saving her.After his sister gets kidnapped from their peaceful island, a young boy aims to emulate the Hero of Time by saving her.After his sister gets kidnapped from their peaceful island, a young boy aims to emulate the Hero of Time by saving her.

  • Réalisation
    • Eiji Aonuma
  • Scénario
    • Mitsuhiro Takano
    • Hajime Takahashi
    • Nate Bihldorff
  • Casting principal
    • Nate Bihldorff
    • Osamu Hosoi
    • Asami Imai
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    • Réalisation
      • Eiji Aonuma
    • Scénario
      • Mitsuhiro Takano
      • Hajime Takahashi
      • Nate Bihldorff
    • Casting principal
      • Nate Bihldorff
      • Osamu Hosoi
      • Asami Imai
    • 31avis d'utilisateurs
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Victoire aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 4 victoires et 16 nominations au total

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    The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker
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    Nate Bihldorff
    • Salvatore
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    Osamu Hosoi
      Asami Imai
        Eiji Maruyama
        • King of Red Lions
        • (voix)
        • …
        Sachi Matsumoto
        • Link
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        Hironori Miyata
        • Tingle
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        Takashi Nagasako
        • Ganondorf
        • (voix)
        • (as Takeshi Nagasako)
        Hikari Tachibana
        • Princess Zelda
        • (voix)
        • …
        Chiaki Takahashi
        • Medli
        • (voix)
        Takeharu Ônishi
          • Réalisation
            • Eiji Aonuma
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            • Mitsuhiro Takano
            • Hajime Takahashi
            • Nate Bihldorff
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          Shamashmuddamiq

          Entertaining, but not Extraordinary

          There are lots of good things about this game. The music (at least towards the beginning of the game) is catchy, the controls are easy to learn, and gameplay is usually interesting. The graphics are great, and the expressions on faces are well done. The camera control is great. All in all, it's much better than Ocarina of Time.

          This game does, however, have some problems. Getting around is really tedious. The world is big, but there isn't much there. So you find yourself changing the direction of the wind (do I have to play that stupid tune again?) and then putting the controller down while you wait out your long ride to the next island.

          Some of the most annoying features of Ocarina of Time have been brought back to this one. There are some puzzles that really make you want to stop playing ("How in the world was I supposed to figure that out?"), and using the windwaker to perform tasks is a somewhat tedious process. Why don't they just have a simple command menu instead? There are a lot of things you need to do in the game that don't add to the enjoyment or the interest or the storyline, but just seem to be there in order to lengthen the gameplay.

          There are some puzzles that need to be played over and over until you get them right. It's this way in just about every trademark game by Nintendo that I can think of (and, in my opinion, this is bad design). However, there aren't as many of these as there are in Ocarina of Time, and it's much less of an issue than it is in games like Super Mario Sunshine (ack!).

          The fun, the challenge, and great graphics make this game a good one. Still, I had to stop every once in a while and play Metroid Prime instead, just to remind myself why I bought the GameCube in the first place.
          9gullcrap_slithroat

          I have at long last played it for more than 20 minutes, and it is...

          ...Very good. Not as good as Ocarina of Time or Twilight Princess, but it is unique in its own way. The cel-shade graphics are beautiful, and the characters are very expressive. The boss fights are challenging, and the story very interesting. The only bad thing is that you have to sail for way too long at times. But apart from that and trying to find good islands that you went to before and do not show up on your map afterwards, it is pretty close to flawless. The area is large, and there is a lot of things to do and you will want to go back to the islands again and again. Even though it is not as good as TP and OoT, it is better than I had expected.
          9Field78

          The Legend steers into a glorious direction

          As a young boy, I played the first three (S)NES installments in the Legend of Zelda series, and was quite hooked by the rich mythology, combat and exploration element in the games. However, not owning a GameBoy or Nintendo 64 made me miss all the installments for those systems, so I was out of the Zelda experience for several years. The Wind Waker was a very welcome re-introduction to the series after all those years of absence, and it actually sparked my interest in Ocarina of Time as well.

          Ocarina of Time was the first Zelda game to venture into three-dimensional gaming, and it also employed a very sophisticated narrative that went far beyond the straightforward dungeon-to-dungeon plot that hallmarked the first installments. Wind Waker was not only a revolution in graphics, but it also perfected the level of storytelling in the series. You start out with a nice background story and with young Link, who is embarking on a great adventure on the Great Sea when his little sister is kidnapped, and he is forced to tag along with a bunch of pirates; as the player, you need to find the story by following clues, obtaining objects and talking with other characters. Watching the plot unfold as you play is half the fun, and involves not only puzzle-solving, but also mastering the way of sword combat. It is nice to see how this game continues where Ocarina of Time left off; it uses the known elements of the series, like Link, Zelda, Ganon and the Triforce, and takes it in unexpected directions. For example: how many games take the hero to the big boss' stronghold already in the very beginning? Or skips the obligatory happy end for a more bitter-sweet finale?

          The cell-shaded graphics in Wind Waker are the giant leap forward in the series, and showed what the GameCube system was capable of. However, it was also the reason why it was scathingly called 'Celda' after its release, which summarized the view of many who thought the game was much too kid-friendly. There is little denial that the game, with its lush cartoonesque animations and underage hero, caters to a young audience; but let's face it, the rest of the series was targeted at minors too, and weren't we all kids when we were introduced to it? Granted, the game does not look as dark or scary as Ocarina was at times, but that was mainly due to some creepy dungeons, like the one in the graveyard. Perhaps also the limitations in animation made that game seem a bit unpolished and grim, and drew less comparisons to a family-friendly cartoon. Wind Waker also has plenty of tense and dark moments (those hands from the floor and the screaming zombies still freak me out), but the unique selling point is the staggeringly high production value, almost the quality of a hand-drawn Disney feature, making it akin to a interactive cartoon; but at no point did I get the feeling that the mature audience was not taken seriously, because the game keeps the focus on an intricate and adventurous story.

          Ocarina of Time introduced a revolutionary targeting system that enabled effective fighting, which has been further perfected for Wind Waker. In Ocarina, the camera would often take an annoying position that didn't quite give the best view of the fight; in Wind Waker, no matter what happens, the camera always shoots the action from an optimal angle, and you can always modify it to your preference. The array of sword moves has been expanded to include combos and rolling moves, which, together with the camera work and awesome graphics, creates fight scenes that would not feel out of place in a Prince of Persia game.

          It was a very bold move to introduce a radical change of scenery in this game. The familiar forests, swamps, lakes, fields and deserts have been been replaced by The Great Sea, where isolated islands still contain sparse inhabitants and civilization, so more than ever does the player need to explore and keep a sense of direction. This makes for another epic new element: the sailing; although many fans thought it was long-winded, tedious and uneventful, I found the sailing a great part of the exploration, especially because the game keeps changing the circumstances: day changing to night, sunshine suddenly turning into lightening storms, and the unexpected discoveries on the vast ocean, as well as a couple of nice battles, made the sailing alluring enough. True, sometimes the distances were a bit long and the backdrop a bit monotonous, but backtracking through familiar scenery is also an integral part of the Zelda experience. As with most Zelda games, there comes a point where the player can warp to certain places, which saves precious traveling time, and there are a few locations in the game that bring back pleasant memories to Ocarina.

          If there is one point of criticism that I agree with, it is that the game is a bit too short; the main quest is relatively brief, and the number of dungeons a bit meager compared to the amount of terror-filled challenges that Ocarina and Link to the Past offered. But, on the good side, the Great Sea is where most of the sidequests take place, another staple of the series that usually makes up more than half of the playing time.

          To conclude, a lot of fans were initially displeased with Wind Waker, but judging by the very positive reviews here on the site, I think it is safe to say that I am not the only one to express his admiration for this little masterpiece. Not that it is necessarily my favorite Zelda game, but it is a great entry anyway that has shaped the series and the face of gaming for years to come.
          elflad13

          Among the best of Zelda games

          I think "The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker" deserves a place right alongside "Ocarina of Time". A vast amount of people who call themselves 'fans' downed this game for a couple of reasons that I have read from previous reviews: they hated the graphics and they hated the fact that it actually takes TIME to sail around the ocean. I, personally, thought the game was beautiful to look at. Besides, who wants the same old thing every time? Cel-shading was a very wise and unique move, and I love the characters' facial expressions in this game, something you didn't see much of in the previous Zelda games. And as far as sailing on the ocean goes, I enjoyed the scenery. It DID get a little dull at times, especially sailing from one end of the screen to the other with no warp song accessible. But nevertheless, it didn't take any enjoyment of the game away from me. Exploring the towns was nice, and fighting the bosses was very entertaining. The game isn't too long, though it took me about a week and a half to beat it because I was in college at the time I had purchased it. Overall, "The Wind Waker" is an outstanding game and offers the player many extensive, entertaining hours of gameplay. 10/10
          8christoffer1992

          What a fantastic game!!

          This game is one of the best games i have ever seen. The game is a super member of the Zelda collection!! Buy it!!

          The cool with the game is: - Cool story - Cool charaters - Just what a Zelda game shall be!!!!!

          The bad is: - It's not so long - Changing the winds direction - Too easy enemys...

          But it's cool!! I give it a 9/10.

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            At night, there are actual constellations in the sky.
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            Staircases in the latter parts of the game appear to use ramp collision instead of the standard stair programming seen in earlier stairs in the game.
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            Ganondorf: The wind... it is... blowing...

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            While the credits roll, the background is underwater and bubbles that show every character in the game go by.
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            • 3 mai 2003 (France)
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            • Zelda for the GCN
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