Compare The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess for GameCube to GUN for GameCube

The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess is the newest chapter in the Legend of Zelda series which is world renown for being the greatest adventure game franchise of all time. In The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess, you once again take control of Link, a young, courageous farm boy who lives an ordinary life on the outskirts of the kingdom of Hyrule. When the mysterious Twilight Realm begins to engulf Hyrule in a mysterious darkness, Link sets out on a perilous adventure to save his home from destruction. In order to restore peace to the world, Link must wield the mighty Master Sword against an army of vicious beasts and solve many puzzles and riddles through the game’s numerous trademark dungeons. Less

A Western shooter mixing first- and third-person viewpoints, this simplistically entitled game is far from a simple shooter in chaps and a holster. The early demo we witnessed in San Francisco last month is a bloody and gruesome action-adventure title, in which Neversoft is intent on capturing the wild nature of the American West in the late 19th Century. This original story follows the life of Colton White, reared as a mountain man in Montana close to the headwaters of Missouri. He accompanies his father, Ned White, to a steamboat to meet a friend, and quickly after, all hell breaks loose. Onboard a fight breaks out; a preacher kills your dad's friend; your dad gives you a special mysterious medallion; and before the boat explodes he throws you over and says, "I'm not your father." The game offers free-roaming exploration as well as set story missions and side missions. Less