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I can't even remember its name... oh yeah Stallord. The one where you used the Spinner to attack him. That was a cool boss fight

Ok maybe not "remakes" but throwbacks to old games is what I meant. And there was an article here on Zelda Dungeon about a possible LttP remake

No, not at all. She hates Zelda games.

Ocarina of Time is the only Zelda games I've never played.. yeah I know it's the most popular one of the series. Honestly, I play the handheld Zeldas a lot more than the 3D console ones

My latest run of a Link to the Past had 4 deaths. I remember my first file on Adventure of Link's death count was 296.. My Oracle of Seasons 3 heart file has 48 deaths so far. I'm still in Level 8

I would prefer a new Zelda game rahter than a Wind Waker 2. They're "remaking" so many things. There's been three Ocarina of Time remakes (GC collector's edition, Master Quest, and 3DS), and they're apparently remaking a Link to the Past. In other series, they've made New Super Mario Bros...

She appears after killing 30 monsters. (Usually after beating a dungeon.) If you are wearing Maple's Ring, it decreases to 15 monsters. But if you want the Noble Sword, you'll have to meet her in the Trading quest.

Don't we all like coffee? I like my coffee black, though

Well I have to introduce myself in front of a crowd, so I figured I would just a tell a joke. I came up with a few jokes, but they're not that great. Does anyone know any funny jokes I could tell? No dirty or racist jokes, though. :cool:

You'll just have to grind for experience. Leveling up is pretty much the only way you'll beat it unless your really good at the game. Someone on Youtube beat it with just 4 Life, 8 Magic, and a Level 4 sword.

The Three Eye (or Hidden Palace). It had two mini bosses and the main boss was definitely a challenge to kill..

Invest in a Blue Ring or a Magical Shield to help deal with the Wizzrobes. Also, get the Magical Sword from the old man under the grave. And if you're lost, just use a map. Level 6 is definitely one of the harder ones. But Level 7 is a lot easier

They're on my top 5 favorite Zelda games, but they just aren't as acknowledged as much as Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, etc.

Onox was actually a bit hard, but Veran is really easy.

When one is about to pop out, keep swinging your sword at it. Then when it comes out of the ground you should get a few free strikes on it

If you finished a first time leveled up all the way to 8, you get to keep the levels of what you finished with in the 2nd quest. So yes, it would be easier the 2nd time around. But you have to find all of the items again and the game will be just as hard in the final palace

I think more people would like it if they would get over its "differences" and difficulty. If you do a decent amount of grinding, you can level up more which makes the game not as hard.

My first time going through City in the Sky in Twilight Princess. It wouldn't have been such a horrible experience if I hadn't completed the whole thing in one night. You see, the dungeon is very lengthy and I didn't want to start all the way from the beginning again. I could not find the...

I believe there are two in Hyrule Town...

It might be that the Heart Container capacity extended. It appears as if you can only hold seven in each row, so once you go over, it extends to 15 and it might look like you lost one

That one boss from the Fire Temple in Spirit Tracks... It's kind of like Stallord but with a mine cart instead of a spinner. Another one would have to be Onox from Oracle of Seasons

I was a lot more comfortable with the Gamecube version because of the better controls. (switching items, mainly)

I actually thought the first Zelda game was harder than Adventure of Link..

If your going on to Turtle Rock, she's trapped on the mountain and you have to save her with your Hookshot. After saving her from on top of the mountain, go to Mabe Village and talk to her there.

1. Minish Cap 2. Oracle of Seasons/Ages 3. A Link to the Past 4. Twilight Princess 5. Link's Awakening

Blind the Thief... It gets really frustrating when two or three heads are flying all over the room spitting fireballs

Legend of Zelda Zelda II: Adventure of Link A Link to the Past Link's Awakening Oracle of Seasons Oracle of Ages Minish Cap Twilight Princess Spirit Tracks I do have Wind Waker, but haven't completely beaten it yet.

In the 1st quest it is impossible, for a Gleeok blocks your path. The only way to beat it without a sword is to get the Magic Rod, which is in Level 6. But another miniboss Gleeok blocks it, so you can only play up to Level 4 without a sword in the first quest. However, it is possible to...

I usually go with the one less people go with (such as Heart Gold instead of Soul Silver) so I might get White. I'm choosing the fire starter

The Oracles are in my top 3 favorites list and I wouldn't mind remakes. I would personally prefer graphics like the ones from Minish Cap rather than Spirit Tracks graphics on them, though.

Yes, I drew rabbits at the Rabbitland Rescue and chickens in Aboda Village I also drew the path you had to take in dungeons for no apparent reason

Favorites: Misery Mire (Link to the Past) Snowpeak Ruins (Twilight Princess) Ancient Tomb (Oracle of Ages) Least favorite: City in the Sky or Lakebed Temple

I think the Oracle games would make good remakes. If not, they should make another entirely different game in their style. (maybe with some returning characters)

In Zelda II, if you want to get through the cave, you will have to kill a lot of enemies to get experience. Try to make your experience levels at least 3 before you progress to the 2nd dungeon. As for The Legend of Zelda, you'll want to just go through the levels in order as you find them. The...

I liked how you could go wherever you want. For instance, I remember finding Level 6 when I was still only at three hearts. I also liked how each of the dungeons were in the shape of something, like the first one being shaped as an eagle.

People often complain about the difficulty, which I will agree with. But if you take the time to level up a lot its not as bad. Once you get used to the mechanics, it turns out to be an enjoyable game which makes you forget how "different" it is from the rest of the games.

In the first Zelda, the Blue Wizzrobes are the worst. They can teleport wherever they want, and if you are in their line of fire, they can spam their attack and kill you in 5 seconds. They also take a lot of hits and take like three hearts in one hit, if you don't have the Blue Ring

I always got there the cheap way, just max out your magic to 8 and just use the Fairy spell whenever you get attacked.

The Dragon Train was my favorite, but it took me forever to complete it.

Jabu Jabu's Belly was the hardest one for me in the Oracle series; not because of puzzles or anything; it's just hard to navigate. The hardest dungeon I've ever played in a Zelda game was City in the Sky