While Ocarina of Time is widely considered the greatest game of all time, Majora's Mask is largely considered one of the weakest games in the Zelda series and a disappointing pseudo-sequel to OoT. But with it's gorgeous art design, eerie plot, interesting three-day system and some of the best swimming controls in gaming history, was it really that bad a game? Zeldainformer.com doesn't think so.
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Majora's Mask is a game of great quality. There's a few that think otherwise, but with all great art, it often does cause quite a bit of polarity. Majora's Mask has the great distinction, or unfortunate fate, of being a direct sequel to Ocarina of Time, which many consider the greatest Zelda game of all time. While I won't argue Ocarina of Time's importance, I do wish to argue why Majora's Mask is better. Or more specificity, why Majora's Mask is the greatest Zelda game ever created.

What I would like to do, though, is go a bit more than skin-deep with this. There's many surface reasons why this game is fantastic, ranging from the difficulty to the side-quests, but there is just more to it; something else lurking just below the surface that peers out at the consumer giving them the feeling that they are playing something that is just of a higher quality than others. Even now, I can go back and play this game and appreciate every second of it. For your convenience, the article will be presented in list form.

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