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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4604247" data-attributes="member: 35909">I thought it was classified as an &quot;Action/RPG&quot;?&nbsp; I didn't include it since it isn't purely an RPG, but a thousand times yes!&nbsp; I also consider it the best game in the series, with the best gameplay and a great back story that ended up shaping the stories for the more popular (but IMO vastly inferior) N64 titles.&nbsp; I have to say I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, but excluding that, the next best game in the series for plot is Wind Waker (which also ha great gameplay).&nbsp; While most Zelda games start with a rich background story that then largely fades away while the game progresses, WW has a fairly simple starting story and builds on it as the game progresses, with some of the most fleshed-out side characters in a Zelda game.&nbsp; So I'll also recommend Wind Waker.But yeah, Link to the Past is my all-time favorite game, and I think everyone should play it at some point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4604247, member: 35909"] I thought it was classified as an "Action/RPG"? I didn't include it since it isn't purely an RPG, but a thousand times yes! I also consider it the best game in the series, with the best gameplay and a great back story that ended up shaping the stories for the more popular (but IMO vastly inferior) N64 titles. I have to say I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, but excluding that, the next best game in the series for plot is Wind Waker (which also ha great gameplay). While most Zelda games start with a rich background story that then largely fades away while the game progresses, WW has a fairly simple starting story and builds on it as the game progresses, with some of the most fleshed-out side characters in a Zelda game. So I'll also recommend Wind Waker. But yeah, Link to the Past is my all-time favorite game, and I think everyone should play it at some point. [/QUOTE]

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