Still a great Zelda game even if aspects of it haven't aged as well as others.

Great dungeon design; better graphics; excellent supporting characters

Underutilized items; not a lot of substantial new content

holds plenty of memorable moments that've stood the test of time, and Nintendo's high-definition update does a lot to modernize its look and feel. This cleaner, fresher presentation is still noticeably and disappointingly flat in some ways, but just past that are some of the best puzzles and...

Excellent dungeons; Epic story; Improved controls; Amiibo customization

Lackluster graphics

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was one of those games I always wanted to try, but I didn't have a Wii. I only got one a few years ago, when I was already reviewing games and writing for a living.

Solving temples | Being a wolf

Horse-riding controls | missing a fast travel point is a pain

I had been looking for this pack every where for my son for Xmas and was amazed when it came back in stock online for cheaper than other sellers. Ordered online for collect in store and I received regular txt to advise of collection dates and to my surprise it actually came in early!

This game, in my opinion, is I've of the best Zelda games. The Twilight Princess has everything you want from a Zelda game. Great environments, challenging dungeons, great gameplay and an awesome story. The bosses are amazing and just keeps getting better and better.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD preserves the best and worst of the 2006 original. Its opening can be tedious, but it's worth enduring so you can experience such a magical world.

Gorgeous art and music perfectly preserved on Wii U; Strange characters make for one of the series' best stories; Later dungeons are inspired challenges

Constant interruptions during play over-explain basic game features; Fragments of Light quests are the worst

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash.

A decent remaster of a near ten year old game, but maybe some extra care could have been taken to fix some other things.

History hasn't always been kind to Twilight Princess. Lauded at launch for its return to a 'grown-up' style after the cel-shaded, cartoon visuals of The Wind Waker, it's now dismissed by some fans as a flawed, forgettable reworking of the legendary Ocarina of Time.

Crisp full HD presentation brings the best from strong design; An epic take on the more traditional Zelda; Excellent dungeons; gadgets and boss battles; Improvements remove some pain from the game

Vestigial Wii showcase sections with dodgy controls; Prone to padding

I found myself thinking "wow!" as I watched the cutscenes which got the storyline going The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is a strange choice to kick off the Zelda 30th anniversary year.

Solid; tried and tested game engine; Great musical score; Midna; Lovely HD upgrade

Been there; done that feel to dungeons and puzzles; Slow down on GamePad; Real lack of atmosphere