For sound, nothing to say, it's Zelda. We find the true melodies to the series, while experiencing an original soundtrack that remains in the lead. Some specific music to dungeons are however simpler than others.
Level gameplay, again, it's Zelda. Using the nunchuk is constant. The view sometimes problematic (when one wants to see a particular location such as in the vacuum passage in the first person is mandatory, and even this often poses difficulties), but generally the camera follows the player well even if the use of the button to center the camera is required without being disagreeable.
For scenario: we find all the magic and fantastic spirit we always have in Zelda. The gods are with go, the contrast between the real world and the world of darkness is well orchestrated, and the character who accompanies you throughout history and which replaces the faithful Navi serves as a constant reminder to the frame screenplay on which you operate.
Level game length, I'm thirty hours and must stay well for a decade the main story, not to mention the large amount of quests, many things to discover and collect, corners to explore. .. For amateur players who will have to try several times to succeed dungeons, one can easily be close to sixty hours.
To summarize, it is an undeniable classic which must have played. Faithful to the Wii or the Zelda series can not miss this game, which will surprise you, make you laugh and make you aggriper the Wiimote during looooongues of hours.
