Like when you got Ocarina Of Time for the gamecube! You vaguely remember how to complete puzzles and how to find items, but not enough, so you gotta experiment, in some ways, more fun that playing them in the first place.
I never got an expantion pack for my N64, so I still haven't played it. I do own it, just never played it.
Well, you can probably get one cheap on ebay or amazon, or wait for it to come out on Wii's Virtual Console. Or, if you're feeling incredibly stupid, Nintendo still has them for sale online for only $29.95.
Or you could find a copy of Zelda Collector's Edition and play Majora's Mask on the 'Cube. Works great for me, especially since my brother has the N64.
I'd rather recommend the jumper pack since it's cheaper than the Collector's Edition disc (at least on Amazon.com) and you can avoid all the "musical problems" the game warns you about.
If anyone cares, I just beat the first dungeon in the second quest in Zelda I. I found the blue ring and an extra heart container to help...man, the second quest is harder!!
Yeah. I hadn't played for years (maybe a decade), then I bought it for the Advance and played it again. I rememberd everything. I'll never be able to forget it and play it like new again.
How many of you have actually finished Zelda II? I've tried but I get annoyed with dying and losing all of my EXP right before I was going to level up.
I've never gotten past the first dungeon, mainly because I was playing on emulation, and it's just not the same staring at a monitor from a desk chair.
When it's on virtual console, I swear to god I'll complete it!
I enjoyed playing Ocarina. I vaguely remember trying to figure out Legend of Zelda, but I wasn't very good at playing that one. I haven't played Zelda 2 or Majora's mask....or even Wind Waker...so I have alot of catching up to do.
Recently, I came across an article (perhaps someone mentioned this before) that explains Link will be right handed in the Wii version of Twilight Princess and left handed in the gamecube version.
According to Wikipedia: Twilight Princess:
In the Wii version of Twilight Princess, Link, always classically left-handed, will be right-handed. Miyamoto stated that the entire game had been flipped horizontally. He noticed that players preferred using their right hands for the free-hand sword, but by that point, all the maps, bosses and models had already been designed with a left-handed stance in mind. The "simplest" solution was to invert the entire game. There will be no mode for left-handed people, with Link being traditionally left-handed, yet hands-on reports state that left-handed players will not have any problems with using a left-hand setup with a right-hand Link. Interestingly, in the GameCube version Link will remain left-handed because it was not inverted along with the Wii version. Consequently, the maps and player guides for the two versions will be mirror versions of each other.
Making Link right handed makes it seem...not in character and since the Wii controller is a brand new device, right handed gamers wouldn't have an extra difficult time figuring out how to control a left handed Link. That's how I feel.
I thought this might be just a rumor or something since I haven't really heard much about this. However, there is a short article on IGN which explains it as well.
Nintendo had a Japan-only online thing for the Super Famicom back in the day, sort of a Nintendo equivalent to the Sega Channel. I think BS Zelda was made of that, basically a port of the original NES game with enhanced graphics. You don't play as Link, though. You play as some guy in a baseball cap.
The sprite isn't from Zelda DX. The DX (and Oracles) sprites were just black-and-white sprites tinted a certain colour (green in Link's case.) This one looks like a fan edit.
Ah, thank you. (not reading anything on Wikipedia, of course, but thank you for telling me what BS Zelda is)
But yeah, as I said, I am playing Link's Awakening DX and I can assure you that the sprite seen in the animation does not have the same colors as the sprite in-game.
Okay, if you ready any reviews where the author claims that the Wii Remote is inaccurate for Twilight Princess because Link didn't swing his sword in the same way that they swung the remote, feel free to disregard that review. You only shake the remote to swing. Link isn't supposed to mimic your swings. I can't believe how many reviews bitch about this without realizing this simple fact. It's not like the game doesn't tell you enough times to shake the remote for your sword swings.
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EDIT: They should make one to look like an NES! That'd be awesome.
Well, you can probably get one cheap on ebay or amazon, or wait for it to come out on Wii's Virtual Console. Or, if you're feeling incredibly stupid, Nintendo still has them for sale online for only $29.95.
Yep, first time. It's really helping me get through the wait until Twilight Princess @_@.
When it's on virtual console, I swear to god I'll complete it!
Recently, I came across an article (perhaps someone mentioned this before) that explains Link will be right handed in the Wii version of Twilight Princess and left handed in the gamecube version.
Making Link right handed makes it seem...not in character and since the Wii controller is a brand new device, right handed gamers wouldn't have an extra difficult time figuring out how to control a left handed Link. That's how I feel.
I thought this might be just a rumor or something since I haven't really heard much about this. However, there is a short article on IGN which explains it as well.
Do you think this is true?
Also, that isn't Link's Awakening Link. It's colored in too much to be from Link's Awakening. It's not from the two Oracle games, either.
What the hell is BS Zelda?
2) BS Zelda was an enhanced SNES remake of the Legend of Zelda available for download in Japan through Nintendo's Satellaview service.
The sprite isn't from Zelda DX. The DX (and Oracles) sprites were just black-and-white sprites tinted a certain colour (green in Link's case.) This one looks like a fan edit.
Ah, thank you.
But yeah, as I said, I am playing Link's Awakening DX and I can assure you that the sprite seen in the animation does not have the same colors as the sprite in-game.