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THIS POST GOT WAY RAMBLY, SO HERE'S A TL;DR / CONDENSED VERSION: I have and have played all versions, most recently the VC, and have found it to look and play awesomely on the merits of it not just rendering at 480p but also that it runs more smoothly than both previous versions (making easier...

Well, this is a little minor, but could potentially throw some off if not reworded; On this page of the site: http://www.zeldadungeon.net/Zelda03-a-link-to-the-past-heart-pieces.php for heart piece #7, it says "West of the Sanctuary are a few rocks. Pick up the big one and walk down the...

Oh gosh, I wish I still had the screenshots available, but Zelda 4 (Link's Awakening), having little room for text, took a whooping from the Megaman-esque sentences not finishing until you scroll over to the next line kind of thing. A couple favorites are: (when meeting "Crazy Tracy," a...

This is how I pronounce the following.. key: A = a as in cat AH = as in sock or talk E = e as in get or net EI = neighbor, weigh, say I = as in speak / eat / see IH = as in in / tip / give AI = jive / hive / lie / why O = as in low / mow / snow U = as in moo, new, canoe UH = i'll let this...

Oh god, I pray they never do this. This is one of the reasons I cling to the Zelda series, as they haven't taken out that aspect of imagination like most other game series yet. Plus, voice acting is terrible in video games. In practice, the soundtrack of the dialogue parts of the games just...

Well yeah, your uncle recovers. And all you need to get to the bottle guy is to save up 500 rupees and buy the flippers. Shouldn't take long.

The point was that I disagree with you, even though I'm not younger than you like you seemed to think would be the explanation of my disagreement. Why feel bad for me? You're the one who's not getting what he wants. Of course there's reason behind buttons. The reason? They work. The point...

Dead. And to make this enough characters, Shadsie, I don't think the dude under the bridge is Link's uncle. It looks nothing like him, and why would he be living under a bridge when he's got a perfectly good house? I always just thought it was some bum.

Funny you should mention that... Sorry, not trying to make a point. Just thought that was funny. And yeah.. Zelda without a sword would be ridiculous.

Young gamers have to realize we're entering a new phase of gaming without controllers? lol. That's ridiculous. First of all, I'm older than you, so this is not about age. If it even is about age, it would be the younger Wii generation gamers that would be on your side in all this. I've been...

Maybe to someone who's tone deaf. The scarecrow's song I use nowadays is the motif from Rachmaninoff's Etude-tableu in C major (except in D of course): ^ > A, ^ > ^ > A But I think the first one I ever made was, like a previous poster in this thread, A ^ A ^ A ^ A ^.

I just spent the last few days playing OoT and I am appalled at the first post of this thread. OoT dungeons = mind numbingly easy

Really? Cause I felt like I was shaking a Wii remote to trigger the effect of pressing the B button, due to the fact that it was in fact simply that and nothing more. Got used to it after a while. Got to the point where Link only did extra attacks most of the time instead of every time. xD

Inside Deku Tree: "HEY! You can open the door by pressing A. Pay attention to the action icon!" "HEY! You can grab that block by pressing A. Pay attention to the action icon!" Dodongo's Cavern: "HEY! There's lava pits, so watch your step." "HEY! Use Z to look the right way...

The worst Zelda ocarina song is the Scarecrow's Song, because it's written by some guy who hates the Sun's Song instead of by Koji Kondo. =p j/p i can't really decide, they're all at least decent. p.s. my new scarecrow song = ^ > A, ^ > ^ > A = Rachmaninoff's Etude-Tableu in C major (well...

Explain the existance of the 6 day challenge then. The ones I've seen finish with plenty of time to spare. That's all dungeons and essential side quests in one 3 day cycle. Surely you can do 1 dungeon in that time. NoRush, your question is a little vague, but I can't think of anything...

I prefer the bell to Navi's "Watch out!" etc. in battle, but sometimes Tatl just pisses me off, like when I was on the third night on a fresh game, waited at the Clock Tower entrance, then pushed forward to rush into the Clock Tower when it opened only to hear that bell and see Link forced to...

After learning the notes from Mikau's journal and jamming with Japas, if you get stuck on what to do next, check out the stone of truth near the beaver waterfall.

Stone of Agony is built into the game, but I -think- (not positive, I'm working on a complete run without a rumble pak right now and have almost all the heart pieces), repeat, think, that there aren't any heart pieces in such hidden holes, besides ones otherwise indicated, such as the...

Heh, right now I'm playing through Majora's Mask after having last been playing Wind Waker for a week or so. It took an hour or so to fully adjust back to the not using C to change camera... I remember being in Woodfall and trying to look to the right only to take off the Deku Mask or pull out...

The miniboss isn't right after the first key shard. Right after the first key shard you go back through the room with the fire jets, platforms, and closing door, but on the ceiling, to a door up above which leads you back to the main big room where you first activate the moving magnet things...

I'm not entirely clear on what you're talking about, but there is one block in a hallway that you must push as far as you can from one side, and then continue pushing when you come at it from a different side later on in the completion of the level.

It occurred to me that the rocks are roughly on either side of the little Goron city (albeit below). It turns out you take an elevator down from there, and push or pull the blocks to the side, from inside that area. No heart pieces or rupees or anything.. just a little shortcut to the hot...

I've beaten the game, but in my random exploration for 100% completion I've noticed a couple rocks blocking a tunnel sorta thing from the hot spring area and near the area that the giant flaming rock falls to. They have a few markings on them that look kind of like a paw print and three...

That use of the word 'strongly' is a tad liberal there, don't you think? The section of the Water Temple music with slow arpeggios shares a measly 3 notes from the SMB3 music you're referring to, otherwise it's completely different. I've heard both and I never thought OoT was attempting any...

Ah, yeah, she probably was talking about him. He's not too hard though if you wait for him to come at you and side jump.

You found the Garo hard to kill? Are you serious? You are talking about the ones that pop up when you wear the Garo mask, right? The ones that you hold your shield up, and then they bounce off of you and sit harmlessly on the ground before you waiting to be stabbed once, right?

I love the Great Bay temple. It's the kind of temple that, when I first walk into it and take a look at the first main confusing room, I think "Oh good god.." and then find myself a few minutes later saying "I'm starting to see how this works. Alright, we got this. We got this by the ***!"...

There are things to do after the completion of most if not all 4 levels for 100% completion. But MM is cool and let's you skip to the boss of a level you've beaten if you need to like, change winter to spring, or whatnot.

Wow, they really did ruin it. Anyway, why are so many of you putting OoT so late in the list? Like, after Adventure of Link even. OoT has by far the most elaborate overworld theme, and I like it. I think there are just a lot of people who were pissed that it wasn't the classic Zelda theme.

I found a use for them finally.. in Master Quest. In the Spirit Temple, when you go through the hole as kid Link, there are some torch slugs in there, and for some reason, a bunch of **** doesn't work on them when you're kid Link, but nut + stab seems to work alright.

Majora's Masks dungeons are arguably a bit harder / more complex, at least the last few ones. The thing about that game is, although there's only 4 dungeons, there is a lot of stuff to do getting to the dungeons, along with all the mini-levels. Majora's Mask is mainly a game for the type of...

(This isn't exactly relevant to the topic but a part of the last post reminded me of it) I haven't played Twilight Princess, so I don't know if it has this, but I would love to see your sword shoot at enemies when you have full life in a future 3d Zelda game, like it did in Zelda 1, Zelda 2...

I think of OoT vs MM along similar lines as LTTP vs LA. LTTP is my favorite game, and it is, to me, the epitome of a Zelda game, but I also love LA for many strange or unique things about it. OoT is the classic early 3d Zelda game, and will always be a great game, but there are things I love...

The little ones without a sword and shield are called Stalchilds (Stalchildren? Heh). No real need for the clarification.