The Battle is Over - Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

After almost 55 hours of battling shadow creatures, jumping from chandelier to post, epic sword battles, digging through holes as a wolf, and a copious amount of horse riding, I finally defeated Ganandorf and freed two ladies. Don't know what I'm talking about? Take a look at this video:



Yes, I've completed Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess after being at it for two months. Through the journey I was awed, irritated, angry, sad, frustrated, and ecstatic (all at different times, of course) as I batlled huge and stealthy bosses using a plethora of weapons, including a Gale Boomerang that carries the power of wind and creates a mini-tornado in its flight path, a pair of sling-shots to let Link swing (a bit like Spider-Man), a Dominion Rod that grants the holder to control statues, and of course a Hero's Bow and Arrows. I cannot appreciate the game enough - riveting gameplay, innovate control management, numerous mini-games and puzzles, and a gripping story. I'm actually a little sad that it is all over.

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