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I loved getting the Triforce charts, like doing the Savage Labyrinth, going to the Private Oasis and whatnot but actually GETTING the shards was boring.

Did you use the Wind Waker to change the wind direction to south? I'm sure I did this once or twice in the original GC version, and it was because I'd forgotten to change wind direction. Otherwise I'm afraid I can't think what the problem is.

In the past year or so I've started doing that, instead of using the sword to chop their stalks and/or slice their mouths. It's kinda funny when I place a bomb in front of two Dekus side-by-side, one of them eats it then the bomb explodes causing it to instantly explode and the other to fly off...

At least he put an L instead of an N.

Anyone know what this is? Is it the forest firefly for the colour picto box?

Twilight Princess because Hyrule castle had the best music and atmosphere.

I like the two little girls in Wind Waker on Windfall Island, if you talk to them they sometimes say something like: "What? Why are you looking at us like that? We're good girls. Just because we're cute and all that doesn't mean you can just come up and start talking to us! Jeepers!" Absolutely...

I believe you don't have to do the third fight to get the Hylian Shield, just the first two.

I struggle to remember now that I've had the game for nearly ten years, but I do know that it took a few goes to get used to the rhythm and then to remember the correct direction to push the c-stick at the correct time (my coordination wasn't quite so good in those days). I agree it does make...

Wind Waker was my first Zelda game, bought it in Toys R Us just after it came out in 2003 after seeing a review in ONM. I would have been about 24/25. (Yeah, most of my youth was playing Mario, Banjo Kazooie, and Donkey Kong games.)

I can complete Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword 100% without a guide. I'm the sort of player that uses a guide for the first few playthroughs until I can remember where everything is; as I play it more I use a guide less until I don't need it and all the game's information is stored in my memory.

Ancient Cistern, Skyward Sword.

We (my parents) and I went to Zermatt in Switzerland in 2003, flew from Gatwick to Geneva then two train journeys: first one was three hours but I really enjoyed watching the scenery, and the second one was an hour where the scenery was more mountainous. Although it was quite a long time...

I rarely used it against enemies also, except maybe nearer the end of the game when charging it didn't take so long.

Sorry if this has been posted before. What is your favourite Skyward Sword Song of the Hero Dragon Quest? You can choose between: Eldin - the volcano erupts and Link finds himself imprisoned with no items at all and just two hearts. (You have to search and find the items before finding...

I always use "Link", plus the number of playthrough that I'm on since buying the game, for example my next file will be "Link17".

I thought TP's into was a bit too long, but SS seemed even longer. Especially the conversation at the Goddess, and the other conversations with Groose in the plaza.

Peanuts (salted or dry roasted), or pistachios. Cannot eat any other type of nut.

Out of the three Zelda games I own and play regularly (WW, SS, TP), I can normally complete TP and SS 100% without a guide, when I did use guides in the early playthroughs of those games I could never 100% them because I was too inexperienced to be able to do so. Have never 100% completed Wind...

I hoped that SS would use the same item controls that TP used (you know, pressing left, right or up on the d-pad to use an item), so the difference took a lot of getting used to after years of TP's system. And I still on occasion accidentally select the wrong item sometimes, especially if I do...

I won't play Ocarina Of Time on 3 DS because the fishing game was so frustrating and the Hyrule Field Poe hunt was annoying too. Sold the game on EBay and don't miss it.:mad:

1. a decent, proper full time job where I'll be treated as a person. 2. an attractive boyfriend with a good personality. 3. to be a lot fitter.

Strength: arguing. Weakness: taking things always personally. And arguing.:P

Least favourite dungeon for me is Snowpeak from TP, the slippery ice, that annoying tricky bit where you have jump two swinging platforms for a heart piece, those wretched Ice Soldiers with their spears (especially in the chapel at the end), Link being unable to walk properly in deeper snow, and...

Surely the spirits Nayru, Farore and Eldin are the strongest/most powerful? Or are spirits not considered a race?

I prefer the save option AFTER the final boss, because it tells me that I have fully completed that file, so I'm not confused about whether I defeated the final boss or not. (However the only problem with that is that I wanted to have a go at Fledge's pumpkin-shooting game in SS with my...

Woohoo, SS is one year old this month, I'm on my 16th full playthrough and still love the game:)

Wow, I thought Sky Keep would get about 70 -80% of the vote, I never expected it to be so close (at time of writing). I think it's quite obvious it's not your typical dungeon (mainly because of the sliding rooms) but that's what I liked about it, as I said in the intro. I liked the idea...

What is your favourite final dungeon in the current two Wii Zelda games, Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword? Obviously you have to choose between Hyrule Castle in Twilight Princess or Sky Keep in Skyward Sword, with Hyrule Castle's first half outside riding boars through fences, knocking...

SS has it's annoyances, but for me for the most part it is just sheer FUN. And that's why I love Skyward Sword.<3:mastersword:

I too hate the coaster (not the story part but the minigame where you can win a Heart Piece), either I go too fast and fall or too slow and lose. It's the only minigame I've never won.>:(

I'm currently playing a lot of: Skyward Sword (on 11th full playthrough) Mario Kart Wii (Mr Bean's CTGP custom courses) Mario Party 9

i don't think i'll be buying one at launch unless my financial circumstances change, otherwise i'll wait for the price to come down, like the 3DS last year:S

My top five favourite SS moments are: 1. Slashing Koloktos with one of his big swords. 2. Hitting the first Time Shift Stone in Lanayru Mine. 3. Groose shaking Link by the shoulders. 4. Link holding and swinging the True Master Sword before Zelda "goes to sleep". 5. Link hearing Fi's...

I loved the upgrading system except in my first few playthroughs it was annoying to find out I was say a Tumbleweed short of the final upgrade for the bow (which would be the Sacred Bow) and would have to make one journey to Lanayru Desert just to get one Tumbleweed. So now I try to get as many...

I thought of that but to me it too much sounds like the Muslim bible (the Quran) and so wouldn't be appropriate.

I have a hard time with pronouncing names too, does anyone know how to pronounce Karane? Is it Kah-rah-nee or Kah-rain?

I'm 34, had a go on my sister's friend's NES when I was about 11 and tried my hand at the original Super Mario Bros; since then my life has pretty much revolved around Nintendo, Mario and since Wind Waker the Zelda series. If someone wants to be friends with me then they have to put up with my...

I've never completed the whole Rollgoal Game in TP either. But after having put the Lumpy Pumpkin harp game off for a while because of all the posts about how difficult it is and the pumpkin carrying game being extremely frustrating I found it pretty easy (I always watch the guy sat on the...

I don't have a problem with the tadtone search except when it comes down to the last few, thank goodness you can dowse even if you can only do it from a green pad, and there are a couple of groups of four that swim around which most likely you just happen to spot by chance.

My favourite pieces of music are: Skyward Sword: Ancient Cistern, The Sandship (Past), Fi's Theme, and from other games: Donkey Kong 64: Crystal Caves, Donkey Kong Country underwater levels.

I liked SMG 2 better also. in fact I've hardly played the original since SMG 2 came out in June 2010. And it certainly was more difficult, mainly four particular stars: the second crate-incinerating game (whatever it was called, lost count of how many tries it took before succeeding), the...

That happened to me a lot on the frist few playthroughs, not quite 2 hours though, in the first Skull Kid chase when Link is in wolf form, I just couldn't find where he went after the fist time I hit him.

I got a NES when I was in my early teens (about 1990/1), I'd seen reviews, pictures etc of Zelda games over the years and thought it wasn't my sort of game. But then in 2003 I read the review for Wind Waker in ONM and based on them giving it a 10/10 I bought the game (in my local TOYS R US store...

I have in my pouch - before facing Ghirahim and Demise - the Potion Medal, two or three bottles: one with Heart Potion++ and one with Guardian Potion+ at least, one quiver, one seed satchel, one bomb bag, and of course, the Hylian Shield. Though I've always wondered that if the Hylian Shield...

I've played Okami, I got to a bit of the game where I had to paint something (I can't rememberwhat it was) and no matter how I painted it it wouldn't accept my drawing; maybe I suck at drawing with a wii remote or something, but I got so frustrated I quit and sold the game on eBay. So yes I...

The games I have started a file but not completed are: Skyward Sword (8th playthrough) Just started a new file on Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door, just finished first chapter Mario Party 9 (can't complete Bowser's board in solo mode)>:( Super Mario Galaxy 2 (somewhere on 3rd world) Epic Mickey...

I have to agree about the shield, when I complete the Thunder Dragon's Lightning Round, I either have to have a spare slot in the pouch for the Hylian Shield (which I keep forgetting to do lol) or fly back to Skyloft and talk to Peatrice to replace them. Also if you have the Life Medals in the...

I've always considered it a Wii game, I had no idea there was a GameCube version until after I'd read the Official Game Guide. Have never owned or played it.

Just want to say that I bought a blue Wii before Christmas last year without knowing that the new blue ones do not play Gamecube games, my old Gamecube is so marked and shabby and I didn't want to play Wind Waker on it, so now I have a spare blue Wii as I had to buy a white one which does play...