Dark Link is tough. If I remember from when i played not that long ago, using the megaton hammer and rolling around and hitting him with your sword a lot works. xD

I just fight blindly when I fight him as in mashing the buttons XD

that works too. xD

Lolz I'll try this out tomorrow.

When I was a kid I would try to use a strategy. That failed. XD

P.S The water temple boss is super easy compare to Dark Link.

I think a fairer comparison would be Ocarina of Time or A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time or Twilight Princess or even Ocarina of Time or Wind Waker. I just don't think these two games are comparable enough and are better judged on their own.

Majoras Mask has a good premise (taking that mask shop side quest from OOT and making a whole game out of it) but it just wasn't as memorable as Ocarina of Time was. The former IMO just has a better story, a better cast of characters and more interesting places to explore. I got bored with the latter pretty fast.

MM > OOT

OOT used to be my number Zelda game, but it isn't anymore (Skyward Sword took that spot). I love MM to death and I feel the story is superior. It has the darkness plot in all of the Zelda games. It has flaws, but it's an amazing game that's looked over.

The weirdest thing about these two games was playing Majora's Mask felt like I was jsut continuing OoT. Though it's just so different. But I love the idea of playing the same three days over and over (we saw the beginnings of time manipulation in OoT but I think MM really has expanded on that), I like the fact that it's darker than OoT (though Ocarina had its moments, Shadw Temple and Bottom of the Well anyone?) It's just so different for a game series that isn't really like that. So yeah, so far I kinda like them equally.

So I can legitmently say now... I think some aspects of Majora's Make are done much better than in Ocarina of Time. The make sidequests are a lot of fun (for the most part, the race to get the Garo mask is just so dumb), the music, while not quite as good as OoT, is still pretty on point (I mean, Stone Tower Temple, man! That is my favorite soundtrack). The characters are also quite good. It can be frustrating, but aren't all games in their own way? But honestly I love all three Zelda games I've beat ( OoT, MM, and The Wind Waker) in their own ways.