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I'm pretty sure the golden Wiimote has Motion Plus built in. On the Wiimote is says "Wii Motion Plus inside".

I would hide in Jabu-Jabu as an adult. No one would come up to search there:P

I've already spoiled it for myself, I watched the video:P He's pretty easy compared to earlier fights with him, though. <iframe width="1280" height="720" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/o4cqQI6MZjk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Well whatever, I still think he looks like a paler version of Pete Burns:sick:

A toilet that restores health? I thought the toilet would be just for (bad pun incoming) sh!ts and giggles:rolleyes:

There's also a classic controller with handgrips. It's more ergonomically designed, maybe you should try that one out.

Swordplay felt too sensitive, but I liked the motion controlled aiming. I still prefer the Gamecube version over the Wii one, though.

And don't forget to buy the Hawkeye... It's another 100 Rupees:) Anyway, after you've got all that stuff, don't worry about expensive items. You don't really need to spend a lot of Rupees until you've found the sky cannon, where you need to let it repaired for 300 Rupees.

Yes, they are spoiling too much, but I also think that the spoilers will get people even more excited to play the game.

I saw this one on the front page some time ago. Very well played, but the voice of the guy playing Link sounds terrible>.>

Undead versions of regular enemies? Kick-a s s!

Didn't Link ride BACK to Ordon Village at the end of the credits?

I do find some of Link's grunts to be too exaggerated. It sounds like he's constipated:P It sounds funny when he gets hit though.

I did. I mean the name Zelda is in the title, even though Link is the protagonist I always thought he was called Zelda.

I bought it once, because I thought it would only drain your Rupees when you got hit. Turned out I was wrong. I donated hundreds of Rupees for an item that's completely worthless:(

It was 11 years ago when I started OoT. I was really stuck when I became adult Link and had to get the Hookshot. I knew I couldn't enter the Forest Temple yet and that I had to go to Kakariko Village first. I just had no clue what I was supposed to do there. I don't know if there were any...

Try fighting Dark Link with the Master Sword. Just slash away at him without targeting. They made fighting him a lot easier on the 3DS, really.

I don't know exactly where you are in the Shadow Temple, but I would guess that you have already been in the room with the spinning Grimreaper statues. There's a cove that has a fake floor you can climb down to. Down is an invisible chest with a key inside. There's also the room with the...

My first playthrough took me about... A half year... Yeah:P

I beat Ganondorf once with the horseback battle in TP without getting knocked off my horse. Zelda's light arrows just hit him all the time and he didn't even get the chance to chase after me. The whole battle took me like a minute or so. And I've beaten Gohma once in 10 seconds in boss...

Navi may seem kind of annoying, but she's much kinder towards Link than Tatl is.

You can also shoot one hand with an arrow (only shoot his hand when you're in the air) and the other hand and his eye with the Longshot. That will save you a lot of arrows. Keep targeting his hands, watch them carefully and keep your distance. You can't shoot his hand when he makes a fist...

Well everyone's already figured it's from Brawl. This is just some lame attempt to fool people into believing it's music from SS. If it was, I think it would already be on the front page... or any other Zelda site. But at least it's better than getting Rick Roll'd:)

Go to the forest area where you met Tetra. There's a big boulder you need to blow up to reveal a hole. Inside is another Great Fairy that gives you the second wallet upgrade which can hold up to 5000 rupees.

When you've made it behind the water barrier, you need to collect the silver rupees in this room first. Then hit the switch to lower the barrier and get the two remaining rupees near the entrance. The last chest will appear containing a key.

Looking back at the E3 trailer from last year, it looks a lot like Hyrule Field from WW.

I think the Great Fairies in WW were weird, with their four arms and blue skin... But that's certainly nothing compared to the Great Fairies in OoT/MM. They're almost completely naked and WAY too flamboyant. At least they look better now on the 3DS with better roundings :P

It's good if you make fun of Zelda in a good way without ridiculing the series. Personally I love Zelda parodies :D A good example would be "The Real Legend" cartoons http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/140422 http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/228112...

King Zora and Jabu Jabu don't count as foes I'd say the fattest would be Jalhalla.

Because the poll is closed. That's why you can't vote

The red tunic, because it fits well with the Mirror Shield.

Because I haven't seen the shield meter go down in any footage of SS, I think the shield can stand up to most attacks. At least with the Hylian Shield. AFAIK, there's no gameplay footage where Link uses the wooden buckler, but you can assume it won't stand up to attacks as good as the Hylian...

Considering Adult Link is as tall as any other person in OoT, I'd say he's average length. 5"7 or something. I think Ganondorf is about 8"2, WAY above average length. I dunno, maybe the Triforce of Power also made him a little taller, who knows? :P

Great Bay Temple, definately. I couldn't find all the Stray Fairies, kept messing up with the mid-boss and by time running out of magic, even with potions. Thank the Milk Bar for Chateau Romani :yes: And I didn't even know you could actually freeze water with the Ice Arrows. And uh... well I...

Big Skulltulas. They're just so STUPID for turning around and showing their weak spot, it's not even funny. They should've come down and attack you like in TP and SS.

My favourites are the Dragon Roost Island, Great Sea and the final Ganondorf battle theme.

Ingo's reaction to when he loses the horse races. And that after you escaped Lon Lon Ranch he acts all exaggerated nice to you :lol:

"The Master Gun is a sacred gun which evil can never touch. Only one worth the title of 'Hero of Time' can pull it from the Holster of Time" :) No, but really, guns would take away the Zelda feel.

Kid: Ocarina, C-down Slingshot, C-right Boomerang, C-left Adult: Ocarina, C-down Bow, C-right Hookshot/Longshot, C-left

...Anyone forgotten about Zant? The villain that seemed pretty bad-a s s for most of TP but at the end appearing to be a complete lunatic? :)

Morpha, because there's always the chance that you miss pulling his core thingy out of him. Though it's not hard to avoid him grabbing you, and there's a chance his second tentacle gets in your way, and Gyorgh: Fail jumping onto the platform and you'll get eaten.

I like the Dekus... I hope they'll also return in a Zelda game someday...

It's only really difficult for the first time playing, and after you've finished the game several times you know pretty well where to find all the keys.

Well, Ganon of course. I mean even if he would die, he gets reincarnated every hundred years. :P

In TP I once beat Ganon on horseback in less than two minutes. Didn't get hit off my horse once.

...How? The only thing that can possibly happen is that you have to go back to a certain area because you missed a key.

My very first time playing through the game, for me the Water Temple was definately the hardest.

Not once. Since I've played Master Quest on Gamecube before, I pretty much knew what to do. Due to you taking twice the regular damage, I did have a hard time staying alive fighting Stalfos and Bongo Bongo. Collecting as much heart pieces as possible is what kept me alive. I finished Master...

I think the game should have never been rated E. Maybe ages 7 and up like Wind Waker. I mean, in every Zelda game it's common you go around slashing away at everything that wants you dead :P Even when the N64 version was rated for everyone (even in Europe), the Virtual Console version was rated...

My sister bet I couldn't do a three-heart run on Ocarina of Time. Of course I wanted to prove her wrong. Had some moments I was nearly dead, but I didn't die once. Not until the last battle with Ganondorf when I was about to roll between his legs and hit his tail; against all odds he does a...