Ocarina of Time Walkthrough – The Mighty Collection

Note: We have access to a significant portion of the world at this point of the game. While there is a TON to do in this chapter, almost nothing in this entire chapter is essential towards completing your quest. While we will getting a bunch of heart pieces, skulltulas, and additional items, none of these are required to beating the game. Jump over to Chapter 4 to continue onward with the main quest.

Hyrule Field – The next dungeon is up on Death Mountain, but before we go up there, there are a few things we need. For now, continue on towards Kakariko Village, just like Impa told you to.

Kakariko Village – There’s tons of stuff we can accomplish in this town and the surrounding areas, but a lot of them are dependent on the time of day. That being said, continue on through this area to the Graveyard (exit on the far right side of the village).

Graveyard – This place is rainy and mysterious during the day, with a kid walking around slowly with a stick attempting to imitate Dampe, the grave keeper. At night, ghosts called Poes will appear. Their easily defeated, but its easier to simply avoid them.

Head to the complete opposite side of the graveyard and you’ll find three large graves. If you read the ones on either side, one of the two deceased Composer Brothers will appear (who kinda look like Mario and Luigi). By defeating them, you can learn that they composed a mystical song that makes the sun rise and set at a whim.

Stand on top of the Triforce symbol in front of the largest of the three graves and play our new song: Zelda’s Lullaby. This will cause a storm, which strikes the tombstone with lightning, making it explode and revealing a hidden hole into the secret grave. Hop down into it.

Royal Family’s Tomb – This place is littered with skeletons. You’d think the royal family would have wonderful burials for these wealthy royalty. Anyway, head down the ramp and you’ll find a new enemy that look much like bats: Keese. Kill all five of them in this room with your Slingshot to open the opposing door. Climb up the massive steps and go through.

In this next room, you’ll meet another new enemy, one which freezes you with its eerie gaze: ReDeads. They’re obnoxious to get close to and only safely defeated from behind, so for now, just try to avoid them. Work your way around the creepy, poisonous pools of death and get to the other side of the room.

In this final passage, go up to the large stone and press A to “check” it. You’ll witness a short clip in which Navi reads the poetic inscription and you learn the Sun’s Song, perhaps one of the handiest songs in the game.

Work your way out of the grave, using the Sun’s Song to stun the ReDeads. Once you get back to the first room, step on the colorful pad to return to the surface.

Head to the back of the Graveyard, between the last row of graves and the Royal Family’s Tomb. Now face towards the entrance. Pull back the fourth grave from the left to reveal a hole. Fall in. Inside, play the Sun’s Song to stun the ReDead, then get behind him and slash him to bits. After he’s taken care of, stand on the steps of the platform and play the Sun’s Song again to make a large chest appear, containing our first Piece of a Heart [#1]!

Heart Piece #1

Beneath a tomb in the second row of the Graveyard. Defeat the ReDead and play the Sun’s Song while standing on the steps of the platform to get a treasure chest to appear.

Next up, in the first row of graves (towards the entrance to the area), there’s a single grave with three flowers in front of it. Pull back the grave and jump in.

There’s just a lone small chest in here containing the Hylian Shield. We’ll need one for the next dungeon, and we can get a discounted price at the Market for 50 Rupees, but this one’s free!

This is an annoying little mini-game. Not only is it a waste of money, but you have to be there at a specific time (between 18:00 and 21:00). You can hang around Hyrule Field to pass the time, and speak with the guard at the entrance to Kakariko to figure out what time it currently is. Fortunately, immediately after getting the Sun’s Song, it has changed to night time and it falls perfectly in the time slot where you can acquire this heart piece.

When you do find Dampe in the Graveyard, you can pay him to dig up the ground to hopefully get a snazzy prize. The locations of the prizes are random each time, so it’ll be different each time you enter the area. Just keep trying till you get the best prize, Piece of Heart [#2]. Use the map on the right to figure out where the soft soil locations are.

While it is random as to what you’ll find get each time Dampe digs up a soil spot, there is a 10% chance you will get a Heart Piece with each Dig. However, you are guaranteed to find the heart in 1 of the first 15 soil locations that Dampe digs up. At 10 rupees per dig, this could get pricey. However, Dampe regularly digs up Rupees for you to collect. If you don’t get it now, no worries, just make note of it and come back when you have more money. Trust me, your wallet will regularly be filled throughout your quest as rupees are very abundant.

Heart Piece #2

Play Dampe’s Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour mini-game. While there are rupee rewards, the main objective is to collect a heart piece

There’s a lady near the entrance to the graveyard standing in front of a small fenced area who waves her arms about pointlessly. She’s known as “The Cucco Lady” and she’s willing to give you a reward for putting the chickens back in the pen.

They’re scattered across the village and some of them are nearly impossible to get to unless you practically cheat. Also, for this quest, try not to harm them too much with any of your weapons, otherwise they’ll pronounce a war cry of a cockle-doodle-doo and reign doom down upon you until you either leave the area or die. Seriously they will.

1. Between the Cucco Lady and the entrance to the Graveyard. Simple.

2. On the ledge next to the Skulltula House in the center of the village. Either use another chicken and jump off the higher ledge of the unfinished building to float over to it, shoot it with your Slingshot, or use a Deku Nut. If you do either of the latter, chase it down and grab it.

3. At the entrance to the village.

4. There is a crate near the stairs leading up towards the upper area of Kakariko Village. Roll into it to reveal a Cucco spy, the fiend!

5. Right in front of the guard at the entrance to Death Mountain, there is a Cucco chillin’ near the ramp.

The remaining two Cuccos are in the northeast corner of the village, which you can’t even get to unless you practically cheat. Why Nintendo decided to have such an obnoxious and awkward mini-game puzzle is beyond me. They don’t even give you any hints on how to do this! Anyway, there are two ways to get to this “secret area.”

Grab another Cucco, get up on the platform near the entrance to the windmill and jump off the ledge at an angle so you land on the skinny looking fence on the LEFT (closest to the potion shop).

Get on top of the lookout tower, hold Z while facing the center of the village, and side jump to the left. You’ll land on top of a fence. Jump down into the “secret area”. At this point, you can actually cheat and get a Piece of a Heart early (by talking to the guy on the roof). I won’t do it now, for the sake of the walkthrough.

Once you finally make it into the “secret area,” toss each of the Cuccos you find over the fence so you can retrieve them later.

6. This one is in the lower part of the area, near a hole. Be careful not to fall in, though! Throw this one over the fence and get the final chicken…

7. For the last one, once you get into the secret area, climb up the ladder and grab the unsuspecting Cucco. I like to fly back to the lady with this one.

Once you’ve finally gathered them all and put them in the pen, speak with the Cucco Lady to receive an Empty Bottle! She then explains she couldn’t get them herself because she’s allergic to her own chickens. Why do you have them, then?! Crazy woman…

Now we’re off to get some Gold Skulltulas. If you don’t care and aren’t planning to collect them, go ahead and skip this section. I do think that you should at least collect 10 of them to get one of the initial rewards, as it will allow you to upgrade the size of your wallet.

Now that we have an empty bottle, go to the patch of bushes at the entrance to this area and lift the lone rock, which reveals some bugs that scurry away. Quickly swipe at one with a bottle to catch it. Next, take it over to the left side of the area with the five graves by themselves, where you’ll find a soft patch of soil. Drop the bottle of bugs on it to make a Gold Skulltula pop out. Collect the token and return to the village.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #6

Take a bottle of bugs to the Graveyard near the Soft Soil location. Release the bugs onto the soil location and a Gold Skulltula will pop out of the ground.

Return to Kakariko Village and if it isn’t already, play the Sun’s Song to make it night. We have five Gold Skulltulas to collect here, so turn up the sound and follow your ears… or just read my guide. =P

Optional: Gold Skulltula #7

On one of the unfinished walls of the construction area.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #8

On the side of the Skulltula House… Figures…

Optional: Gold Skulltula #9

Roll into the tree in the center of the village. Just don’t let it fall on you =P

Optional: Gold Skulltula #10

On the ladder of the lookout tower. Shoot it and climb up to snag the token.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #11

Against the side of the building closest to the base of Death Mountain.

Next, we’re going to enter the House of Skulltula, which is right across from the construction area. Inside, you can speak with the cursed spider person in the center to learn about this family’s plight. They are under the “Curse of the Spider” which will progressively lift as you collect the Skulltula Tokens. Well that sucks… Anyway, they will slowly return to normal one at a time and the following number of tokens collected: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 100.

If you’ve been following the walkthrough thus far, we’ve collected at least ten Gold Skulltulas. Speak with the ugly kid on the right side doing jumping-jacks to receive the Adult Wallet.

Before we head onward, I should mention something about the prizes: The first few prizes are important, but it’s only worth collecting the tokens up through the 50 prize, as the final prize is completely useless. Anyway, I suggest at least collecting as many as possible for the first half of the game so you get the good prizes early on. Anything beyond 50 is solely if you are trying to collect everything there is to collect in the game.

The next thing on the to-do list is entirely optional, but there are some cool goodies to get there. If you’re up for it now, head to Lon Lon Ranch in the center of Hyrule Field. Just your use mini-map, you can’t miss it.

If it isn’t already, play the Sun’s Song to assure that it is daytime. As soon as you arrive, enter the door on your left to meet up again with Talon, the fat farmer we met at Hyrule Castle awhile back. He has a little game prepared for you, involving cuccos no less. You’ll have to bring some Rupees though, as it may take a few tries to get the hang of it.

Mini-Game: Super Cuccos! As soon as the game starts, Talon will shoo the chickens away, which land in the other three corners of the room. Search each of those areas in general, and toss each of the wrong chickens you pick up in a safe direction so you don’t end up picking them up again. Once you’ve found one, move to another corner, etc. You should easily be able to win within the time limit.

To make this game immensely easier, you can toss all of the stray Cuccos into the area at the base of the stairs before you even talk with Talon. This way the only chickens left to pick up are the right ones! It’s practically cheating! I guess he’s too sleepy to notice though, eh? =P

Once you’ve caught all three Super Cuccos, Talon will insinuate the possibility of you wedding his daughter. After listening to his chuckling rambles, he’ll finally gift you with the second bottle, which is filled with Lon Lon Milk. Exit the building, then round the corner on the left. You’ll find a single tree all by its lonesome. Roll into it to cause a Gold Skulltula [#6] to fall down.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #12

At Lon Lon Ranch, once you pass the initial buildings when you enter, take a left and you’ll find a lone tree. Roll into it and the Skulltula will fall down.

After collecting the token, head for the center of the corral, where you will find Malon. She engages you in small talk about the castle and her father, then introduces you to the horse, who immediately runs away from you. Speak with her multiple times until she starts asking about the “song her mother wrote.” Pull out your Ocarina while standing in front of her and she’ll teach you Epona’s Song.

Well that’s simply splendid! You can play this song in front of Cow’s to get some free Lon Lon Milk! The potential free milk is a pretty sweet deal for a little while, until you get too many hearts anyway… Otherwise, for now, all it’s good for is making Epona follow you within the corral. If you’re really bored and persistent, you can play the song repeatedly to get her near the exit, then stuck on the outside of the corral; heh heh heh… >=D

There are a few more goodies if you’d like to stick around. Next, play the Sun’s Song to make it night. Get on the outside of the corral and follow it clockwise, avoiding the Guays (crows) as you go. You’ll quickly come to the feeding trough (that single wooden overhang thing in the lower right corner of the corral on your map), which happens to have a Gold Skulltula [#7] on it! This one is only here at night.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #13

Found on the outside of the corral at Lon Lon Ranch. The Skulltula is only seen at nighttime, where is it hanging out on the wooden board.

Now head for the feed silo (the big tower thing in the bottom left corner of your map). Once inside the silo, move the crates by pushing and pulling them as well as climbing over them until you can get to the far corner. Once there, you’ll find a small hole that you can crawl through, inside which is our next Piece of a Heart [#3]! That’s it for Lon Lon Ranch.

Heart Piece #3

Located inside the building at the southwest corner of Lon Lon Ranch. Push/Pull the crates out of the way to reach the corner and then crawl through to find the heart piece.

Our next destination is over at Gerudo Valley, which is located at the west end of Hyrule Field. The pathway is directly west of Lon Lon Ranch.

Once inside Gerudo Valley, immediately to the right you will find a trio of rocks. Lift them up and beneath one of the rocks you will find some bugs. Use your bottle to snag some bugs as we’ll need them shortly.

Walk forward and pickup the Cucco. Now, jump off the right side of the bridge towards the waterfall. As you look downward you will find that there is an area that you can land on at the left side. Slowly drop down onto the solid ground. The water here flows pretty slow, so you can swim against the current (in other words, don’t feel too bad if you fall in the water as you can climb up).

Nearby you will find a Gerudo woman wearing white with a cow companion. If you talk to her, she’ll ask you why anyone would want to come down here and not give any explanation as to her own reasons. Right nearby is a soft soil location, so use that bottle of bugs to cause a Skulltula to pop out.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #14

At the bottom of Gerudo Valley you will find a Gerudo, a Cow, and a soft soil location. Drop some bugs into the soil location to get the Skulltula.

Our destination is a small hidden hole in the wall behind the waterfall so walk in the direction. Drop down into the water behind the waterfall and you’ll find a nearby ladder. Climb up the ladder and at the top, you’ll find a Piece of a Heart [#16].

Heart Piece #4

Located behind the waterfall in Gerudo Valley. Climb the ladder to reach the heart piece.

There’s one more Heart Piece to snag here if you’re up for it. Unfortunately, we have to get back up to the top and the only way to do that is to walk. Jump in the river and swim to Lake Hylia. We will cover this area shortly, but exit through the north side of the map to get back to Hyrule Field. Make your way back to Gerudo Valley and once you are here, pick up the Cucco and fly on the left side of the bridge this time. You’ll see there’s a platform across the way that has a lonely crate on it. Land on the platform and roll into the crate to find a Heart Piece [#17].

Heart Piece #5

Grab the Cucco in Gerudo Valley and look to the left of the bridge. There is a platform with a crate. Fly over to it and roll into the crate to find the heart piece.

We now want to make our way over to Lake Hylia. To get there, head to Gerudo Valley, jump down into the water and the flow of the water will bring you to Lake Hylia.

Getting The Scarecrow’s Song – First of all, head to the small fences at the northeast side of the map. There are two scarecrow’s here, Pierre (top) and Bonooru (bottom). Speak with the lower one and he’ll tell you that he never forgets a tune. Put him to the test by whipping out your Ocarina.

Make up a song for him (must be 8 notes long). We can’t do anything with this song yet, but just make sure it’s something you can remember; it’ll come in handy later. At any point you can play these eight notes and it will play the Scarecrow’s Song.

Next, slash the lone bush on the top ledge with Pierre to find some bugs. Put them in a bottle, then head over to the Lakeside Laboratory (the big house with the chimney) on the opposite side of the area. You can use the bugs on the soft soil location to make a Gold Skulltula pop out.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #15

At Lake Hylia, there is a soft soil location right next to the Lakeside Laboratory. Drop some bugs into the soil spot to get the Skulltula.

Next, hop back in the water and swim to the smaller of the two islands in the lake located at the southeast portion of the Lake (with the two pillars on it). Once you get there, play the Sun’s Song to make it night, then kill the Gold Skulltula that appears.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #16

At Lake Hylia, on the island at the southeast corner of the map. This Gold Skulltula will only appear at nighttime.

Fishing Pond – And finally on the to-do list for this area is the Fishing Pond in the corner of the area near the land. You’ll have to swim to it, but once inside, you can play a nifty mini-game that’s pretty snazzy. There’s hours of entertainment here for you to explore, especially if you like fishing.

After paying the man behind the counter 20 Rupees, you’ll be given a fishing pole and can fish for as long as you like. This particular mini-game can easily lead to hours of fun trying to find the biggest catch.

Press A to cast and reel in. Press B to wiggle and use the Circle Pad to pull the line in a direction. Once you’ve found a fish you’d like to snag, target it, then use A to cast. Use it in midair to get it closer to your destination if it goes to far.

Let it get close then use a combination of B and the Analog Stick to attract the fish. Just do nothing if you get the wrong one and it’ll let go. If you miss, use A to reel in fast and start over.

That’s all the basics, just remember: DON’T SCARE THE FISH! If you do, they all run to the deep water. The other tip I can give you is that all the fish start in a specific spot. The biggest one is by the arched log, close to the three sticks sticking out of the water. I recommend actually standing on the log when you fish, so you don’t have to reel the fish in that far.

The goal is to catch a fish that beats the current record at the Pond. If you are having trouble mastering the controls, just try to get a big fish on the line. Once you do, simply hold down and A and Link will slowly real it in. Don’t release the buttons and just hold down. Chances are Link will be able to catch the fish. If he gets away, simply leave the Pond, return, and try again. Catching any fish weighing in over ten pounds will net you a Heart Piece.

For more in-depth information about this mini-game, please visit our Fishing Pond Guide.

Heart Piece #6

At the Lake Hylia Fishing Pond, catch a fish that is at least 10 pounds to get the heart piece.

Our next goal is to head back to Kokiri Forest. Back in Hyrule Field, make your way to the center-right portion of the map. On your way there, you’ll probably have an encounter with the nearby Peahat. We’re never required to fight these annoying enemies, so I suggest you just avoid it altogether. Although it looks intimidating, you’re quite capable of defeating it, should you choose to do so.

And here you thought we were done with the starting area, ha! Before we head for our objective, play the Sun’s Song to make it night, then head for that fenced area where we got the sword. The lone building in this upper area (the Know-It-All-Brothers’ House) has a Gold Skulltula against the backside of it. Wind your way around and kill it, then use a Jump Attack while targeting it to grab the token.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #17

Found only at nighttime in the Kokiri Forest. The skulltula is on the backside of the Know-It-All-Brothers’ House, located at the southwest part of the town.

Now, onward! If you were standing in the entrance to the area, head left and climb up that little ledge (behind to Mido’s House). Climb up the vines up here, then make your way around to the hollowed log which leads to…

This area is a maze, which will kick you out if you make a wrong turn. There are a couple goodies we can get along the way, so let’s get those as well. First off, take the right passage, which leads to a big area with a single tree straight ahead. Shoot the “target” thing hanging off the lone branch. If you get it in the middle three times in a row (100 points each), a Deku Scrub will appear and gift you with a Deku Seeds Bullet Bag, increasing your Slingshot ammunition.

Nice. Next up, jump down and go stand on top of the stump to the right. Two Imps with reed flutes will appear, playing music atop the other nearby stumps. Whip out your Ocarina and they’ll let you join in their little game.

Mini-Game: Follow Along – This mini-game greatly resembles the electronic game “Simon” where you have to repeat the pattern they play on their flutes using your Ocarina. They steadily add one note at a time and if you can successfully complete the song, they’ll move on to the next one. If you manage to complete thee songs in a row without messing up, you’ll get the prize.

It’s pretty easy to beat it once you get used to it. If you manage to get the prize, the first time you’ll get a Piece of a Heart [#3]!

Heart Piece #7

From the entrance of the Lost Woods, make a right and drop down into the lower area. Stand on the tree stump and pull out the Ocarina. Successfully play all the notes that the Skull Kid’s play and after three rounds, you will be awarded with a piece of heart.

With those two goodies out of the way, we’ll continue on our merry way through the Lost Woods. Since this is your first time through, it’s immensely easy. All you have to do is follow the music. Crank up the sound if you like and stand close to each exit until you find the right ones. After only going two screens, Kaepora Gaebora (the owl) will pop up and hint at what I just told you. Ignore the fool bird who states the obvious and continue on my friend!

From the start, the correct path is: Right, left, right, left, forward, left, right.

As soon as you enter this new area, head forward, which causes a new enemy then appears: a Wolfos. You’ll encounter many of these monsters throughout your journey, so get used to them now. Simply target it and keep your shield up to get close, then either wait either right after it attacks or when it’s back is turned to stab it. He should be pretty easy for you.

After our fuzzy foe has been defeated, the bars blocking the way to the rest of the area will disappear. Round the next corner and we’ll encounter another new enemy, which is a variation of the Deku Scrub: the Mad Scrub. This variety shoots three seeds at a time, so it’s best to Z target them and walk towards them with your shield raised. You can either get close and use Deku Nuts or your sword, or simply shoot from afar with the Slingshot. Personally, I think the last option is much harder…

Using any of the strategies listed above, make your way to the other side of the area using your mini-map. There are several dead ends along the way, but you should have no problem figuring it out. On the far side, you’ll eventually come to a ladder and a set of stairs. Take the steps, which leads to an enormous archway with two more Mad Scrubs guarding it. Defeat them quickly before they both cause trouble, then go the final distance to the most sacred part of the Sacred Forest Meadow…

You’ll witness a clip in which Link and Saria are reunited. It turns out she’s been the one playing that song we hear in the woods the whole time. She briefly comments that she feels this place will be important to the two of you later. She then teaches you her song, the same one as the woods.

On your way back, you can take a shortcut to avoid all of the Mad Scrubs. Simply climb the ladder at the bottom of the temple-like ramp to get on top of all of these grassy walls. From here, you can simply jump along the tops of these walls until you get back to the beginning and right on out.

As long as you’re up here though, make note of the ladder in the middle here that leads down to a hole. Inside is a fairy fountain, one of many in Hyrule. This is perhaps the easiest to get to throughout the game, so it’s a good place to stock up on Fairies later on.

That annoying owl (Kaepora Gaebora) will appear once again. Although he makes me yawn, he does have some good advice. If you ever get stuck, try whipping out your Ocarina at certain locations to see if a musical staff appears. If it does, it means you’re supposed to play a song. After our feathered companion of sorts flies off, go ahead and get lost to return to Kokiri.

If you’d like some extra goodies, enter the Lost Woods again and take a left. You’ll see another Skull Kid playing a flute. If you get too close, he’ll run away, but if you stand on the stump, he’ll watch you expectantly. Alike the others, whip out your Ocarina. This time however, you get to play whatever you like. Playing one of the songs you learned will make him happy, but if you play Saria’s Song, he’ll give you our next Piece of a Heart!

Heart Piece #8

From the entrance of the Lost Woods, make a right and and stand on the tree stump. Play Saria’s Song for the Skull Kid to get a piece of heart.

Next, head left once more. In this final area (below the bridge) jump down into the lowest area and go to the other side. You’ll encounter a new enemy called a Business Scrub. Target it and reflect its Deku Nut back at it to defeat it. Afterwards, it’ll be willing to sell you a fancy upgrade. Like all of the upgrades in Ocarina of Time, they can be gotten in either order. This is simply one of the two upgrades for the Deku Sticks found in the game. Do it, do it now!

Lastly, there are three Gold Skulltulas for us to collect within the Lost Woods and Kokiri Forest, all found near soft soil locations. We will need to have some bugs, but fortunately, they are found all over the Lost Woods.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #18

From the entrance of the Lost Woods, go left and left again. Drop some bugs into the Soft Soil and the Skulltula will pop out.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #19

From the entrance of the Lost Woods, go right, left, right, left, and left to find yourself in a Meadow. Walk forward and you’ll find a Soft Soil location. Drop some bugs and the Skulltula will pop out.

Optional: Gold Skulltula #20

Back on Kokiri Forest, make your way to the Shop where you bought a Deku Shield. Right behind it, drop some bugs into the Soft Soil location and a Skulltula will pop out.

There are a couple lingering things for us to collect before we move on. Make your way back to the Market and play the Sun’s Song to make it night. You’ll find that there are a lot of dogs running around the market. Try not to touch any of them, as they’ll follow you around until you leave the area. Head over to the blue street vender stand near the Bazaar (underneath the white guy hanging out in the window above). Go touch the white puppy that’s hanging out here and go to the right side of the area. Go through either of the exits into the back streets of the market.

In the Back Alleys, go to the left side and you’ll find one door that’s open only at night. Inside there’s a woman in a blue dress who’s scared for her little dog that’s outside. If you brought the dog with you, she’ll be excited that you brought “Little Richard” back and grant you a Piece of a Heart.

Heart Piece #9

At nighttime in the Market, find the dog Richard, who is hanging out by the blue street vender stand. Lead Richard to the back ally on the other side of the market and talk to the woman inside the building to get a piece of heart.

Lastly, let’s return to Kakariko Village. If you’ve gotten everything up until this point, you should have 20 Gold Skulltula tokens. Return to the Skulltula house and the curse has been lifted on another character. Speak with him and he’ll give you the next reward, the Shard of Agony, or if you are playing the n64 version, the Stone of Agony. This item will chime whenever you are near a secret. For the n64 version, the controller will shake if you have the Rumble Pak inserted. It isn’t of great use just yet, but will be handy once we get some additional items.