There are lots of things that make Majora's Mask unique and yes, the Song of Time is one of them. But the save limitation is something many people complain about and I'm inclined to believe it would be a better game without it.

I've seen those speedruns. The game is still pretty linear as far as the main game is concerned without exploits. You can go back and finish any of the 4 dungeons after entering and reaping them of their items, but unlike the Zelda games before it you're limited in that almost everything still has to be done in order…

There's a difference between having an opinion and talking out of your ass about things you don't know like you're currently doing.

Argh! I meant to describe using the owl statues as a "check point" in time or something, not a save state.

Wow, never had something quite on that level happen before. But I've bough new stuff before from Gamestop that turned out to be defective. Such as DS and 3DS screen protectors that when I opened the packaging turned out to be inside out but I didn't realize it until it was too late.

1. Make the main game less linear by taking away the unnecessary obstacles in your path (the icicles before Snowhead, and the fences to Ikana Canyon).

Maybe you're the one with severe comprehension problems.

Best idea in this thread.

But, after seeing the Ocarina port, my hopes are quite low.

I highly doubt the validity of what you claim considering I still remember them being sold out on Amazon and Wal-mart.com shortly after I bought mine, and like hell if Gamestop didn't run out of them.

All copies of Skyward Sword shipped this year are limited edition as far as the music CD is concerned.

Oh wow.

So because they aren't "obvious," it's ok to name a couple of bad to mediocre games for a top 10 list?

Ha, that last one is the best.

That list of top 10 Gamecube games is freaking terrible.

All the suit powers are in SM3DL.

Ah, thanks. It all makes sense now.

Maybe I'm dumb. What's the reference?

Made me grin and blew my mind.

From the Another Castle comic by McGriffin on DeviantArt.