When it comes down to the Legend of Zelda series Nintendo has produced many great titles for various game consoles over the past three decades.  Generally, when it comes down to choosing between old school titles from the 80’s-00’s and modern games its difficult for people to decide which one is the best overall in the series.  The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons may not be considered the best game in the entire series but it was definitely one that was fun to play for the Game Boy Color back in the early 00’s.  Even though, Zelda Oracle of Seasons was a 8 bit title for the Game Boy Advance it was still a considered a popular game along with Zelda: Oracle of Ages.

Looking back of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages some people would probably agree that having both games on the Nintendo GameCube or even playable on the Wii through Virtual Console would have been cool back in the 00’s.   For the Nintendo Gamecube we had games such as the Legend of Zelda Wind Waker which was probably one of the most popular games in the series during the early 00’s.  But it would have been great to have Oracle of Seasons on the Nintendo Gamecube with the same exact graphics and gameplay as well.  Both Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Ages could have been released as a two for one bundle at a very expensive price similar to hos the Sonic the Hedgehog Mega Collection was back in the day.

Even though, Zelda Oracle of Seasons was released for the Game Boy Advance it still managed to sell over a million units worldwide along with Oracle of Ages. If both Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Age was released for the NES back in the early 90’s it probably would have done much better than it done for the Game Color.  Seeing both Zelda games as 3D titles would have been interesting as well but at the same time the old school 8 bit appeal would have been lost in the process.