>>715512258I definitely like more Zelda games than I dislike.
Seasons and Ages were my first ones and I have a good chunk of nostalgia for them. But especially Ages had a very interesting atmosphere, especially in hindsight it was all kinda dystopian and eerie.
Then I played OoT which was extremely fun as a kid when imagination still ran wild. I know it's a meme here but adding things onto your play experience post hoc is something that did happen back then.
MM was just OoT+ for me. I spent hours just stalking the NPCs in clock town seeing what they were up to at different times. The town felt really alive and it was all kinda spoopy which 9yo me really loved.
I'm also the only person who unironically loves Minish Cap. Minish are cute, the music was awesome and the few dungeons were varied and fun. Also cool items like the staff that flips stuff upside down and the vacuum pot.
WW I couldn't play until way later because we skipped the GC and went straight to Wii but I got to play it at a friend's house and I loved the art style, combat and sense of adventure just sailing the sea gave off.
TP released just in time for my young teenage edge lord phase so the new aesthetics and darker tone struck a nerve. Phantom Hourglass was nice too and I will never forget the Sea Chart riddles. Never played Spirit Tracks.
Skyward Sword is the only one I didn't really like.
BotW and TotK were very cool again. I only finished BotW once shortly after release so TotK still felt fresh since I forgot about most of the map anyway. I do think that these two are played out now and I hope this super sandboxy zelda doesn't return (it will, according to Nintendo)