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  black doom | September 10, 2007
  I was thinking Water Temple, not the Golden Skulltula. I mean you do get some cool stuff along the way. And amongst players your number killed can be a nice bragging right.
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    FidoDido | September 10, 2007
    I actually thought the Water Temple was one of the game's high points - an ingenius dungeon, the mind-bending brilliance of which never truly occurred to the player until they had completed it and understood how it worked.
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      Insanity Prevails | September 11, 2007
      The idea of the water temple was cool but when you were constantly accessing the subscreen to change boots just so you could progress it became a drawn out boring trek. This was especially true due to the confusing nature of the dungeon, since wrong turns resulted in yet more boot swapping.
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  Evanster 69 | September 10, 2007
  Games such as Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town have been plaugued by glitches. That's the worst of it.
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  Evanster 69 | September 10, 2007
  Mario Tennis for GBC has it's downsides. Like you can't really eat at the cafe'. I can probably find a dozen more later.
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  volacide | September 10, 2007
  Haha the puzzles in Half-Life were so easy! I guess that's what playing hundreds of hours of Counter-Strike gets you though.
  
  Although... I did play and beat Half-Life before I ever played counter-strike and still never had any trouble with those jumping puzzles.
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    FidoDido | September 11, 2007
    It wasn't a question of ease/difficulty - it's just that precision jumping in a first-person perspective just doesn't work anywhere near as well as precision jumping in a third-person perspective. It's far more difficult to judge distances, etc.