My Easter weekend was spent largely observing life from the couch in my lounge. The past few months have been a gamers’ delight with a plethora of top titles for all the platforms being delivered into our grateful hands. And while it hardly seems fit to complain about this sort of thing, I must admit (rather shamefully) that I still had not got round to playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Although I had ventured into Hyrule on a few occasions, I had not offered myself up to the realm completely and surrendered myself to the beauty and ingenious that is Zelda.

I will pretend that I did not hear that collective sigh of disbelief. Continuing along my path of honesty, I will admit that I did not even start the game on my own accord. After spending the morning and afternoon shooting aliens in Capcom’s Rocketmen: Axis of Evil, I found myself delving into my games draw to pick out my next gaming adventure. My friend Peter (an all-time supporter and motivator of Zelda who has introduced me to many, many sweet games) hinted not so subtlely that I really should make a decent start on Zelda. I decided to jump in and I have not looked back since.

Continue reading Lisa’s editorial on Revelations of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.