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I've had an interesting time with lots of dungeons, but I've never had more trouble with a dungeon than the last level of LoZ1. Everyone tells me that Zelda 2 was harder, and that's true, but this is primarily due to an interface I can only describe as "most crappy" and probably the worst hit...

My favorite enemy in Zelda games has to be the Gleeok in the original Legend of Zelda. The first time I saw it I remember thinking, "I can take a two headed dragon!" Then I cut its head off and we all know how that goes. I think I died three or four times before I could finally kill it, and...

"Two, three, one. Twenty-three is number one!" -- Deku Scrub; The Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time

I enjoy the cel-shaded style they're making now, and I really enjoyed it for WW, but personally, I do prefer the TP style graphics for a Zelda game. I like the feel of it in a realistic art style. The cel-shading does what it does, but that's something completely different. It makes it sort...

I think the entire reason Navi has an annoying quality is mostly just from the perspective of veterans of the game. Personally, I thought Navi was an immensely helpful addition to the game the first time I went through, but then I did again and again, and there's a certain breaking point where...

I've personally always been quite partial to any game which has its own orchestrated music, which has become quite popular with some of the newer games. Twilight Princess was one particular game I liked for this, and I also liked how it was the same song only played in forty-seven different...

Overall, I think I've seen some things I wouldn't necessarily mind having again, but there are definitely things I could easily get out of and things that have never been added that I don't think would add to the overall game experience. First of all, I can not stress enough how very, very...

Hah, controversy, I love it! I'd like to point out that the difference in Epona, in my own opinion, is largely due to console difference. The less powerful Nintendo 64 couldn't quite hold as much information. If a Goblin gets hit by a horse, it's probably going to die. There were just a lot...

It brings up other such silly issues with translation as "All your base are belong to us." Oh, what the Japanese language has done! I don't know, I only had the version on NES and I got all the remakes, obviously, but it seems like they would have at least changed the game content because it...

Actually, there have been quite a few Naruto games for PS2 as well as I believe DS. There was also a fighting game with several characters from Jump Comics released for DS that was actually quite similar to Super Smash Brothers in the way that there was a buttload of characters who readily beat...

I did a three heart run of Ocarina when I was waiting for TP to come out and it was a ton o' fun. I never quite beat it 'cause I did a minimum equipment run as well so I only had one bottle and no half damage thing. In other words, Ganondorf would kill me in one hit and I only had one fairy so...

Micaiah. Now on to bigger and better things. Honestly, I've thought of this a whole bunch. Not only what I would put in personally, but also what possibilities are there for future Smash Bros. titles. Things I've come up with are the obvious things that we all have thought of, good ol'...

Oh, boy is this the topic for me. Speaking of the Travel channel's strangest food shows, I once saw them do my personal favorite food, the national food of Scotland, good ol' haggis! It's made by boiling the internal organs of a sheep with wheat, barley, and oats. The original recipe used...

Volvagia has a certain nostalgic feel for me every time I go through the game again. There's something about playing Whack-a-Mole with a giant lava dragon. Plus the first time I was fighting him, he hit me down to one heart so I grabbed my milk, and he was just at the perfect angle when I...

I think this piece of art is great. It lets us know there's a new Zelda game coming for all of us happy fans, and there's going to be something we've never seen before, weather or not we can agree on what precisely it is. Honestly, I think the theory that the chick is the Master Sword is quite...

I find it pretty cool that in the days of the NES they could manage to make music fun to listen to with only three or four sounds going on at once. They could usually get a bassline, a drumline, and some sort of lead rhythm going on and that was about it, but despite that, we still got rockin'...

Okay. I suppose it's just that it's odd to play good music on an instrument that nobody else would think it would go on. I really like the Zelda music, and I think if music is good enough that John Feckin' Williams composes his own orchestration of it, it's probably good. I suppose it's...

I was thinking the other day and wondered if it's strange to try to play music from your favorite games on whatever instrument you play, and then I guessed it would probably be sort of normal as long as you played something that was not as archaic and just plain "Out there" as me and my...

Ahah, I like this idea for a topic. It's something I've not seen before in my days spent on forums. Nostalgia really is one of my favorite emotions. Anyways, I'm always going to remember doing strange sidequests before actually beginning or continuing with the main story (Whichever the case...

Recently it seems to have come to my attention that I'm the only person I know who listens to any Alice Cooper at all. Come on, guys, he might be old, but he basically invented the genre of death rock. Sure, he's not what made it what it is today, but I think he really inspired it. I'm a big...

Mases, I also remember something about you. I'm happy I've stuck around all these years 'cause I remember reading several of your walkthroughs and such that seemed to be descriptive in such a way that I could understand better than most and that came through right here. I can't think of any...

I've actually researched and thought about this a lot. I might be crazy, who knows? And also, I never said Nintendo or the developers would agree with it. In fact, if somebody actually showed this to Eiji Aonoma I bet he'd get a laugh out of how preposterous it sounds. I almost laugh myself...

Okay, my timeline theory is relatively complete, I'm pretty sure, but it's still got many people I've shared it with calling me crazy. Please leave questions and comments. I'd be happy to share more idiocy with you. Non-canonical This theory has been Xandarized OoT is first, Eiji Aonoma said...

I think the game I'm embarrassed about having once owned is Superman for N64. If any of you remember that game, I'm sure you know my pain. I also am kind of embarassed to have bought so many Zelda games despite the fact that they're great. I guess it's kind of a weird feeling when you buy...

I think Sega's main problem was that they had good ideas, but they wanted to rush them. The world needs baby steps. When Nintendo released the Game Boy, Sega released the Game Gear, a handheld system with a backlit, color screen. This is something that Nintendo did not come out with until ten...

Well I'm definitely saving with the song of time, and I haven't gotten around to starting the game over yet, but I figure that's the most likely thing to hear.

Well I have the song. The song is useful yes, but it doesn't help the fact that I lose all my bloody items every time I save my game. Time slowing down has nothing to do with a lack of items.

I meant the original Ocarina of Time. Was the N64 game actually E or was it KA? I don't remember. Anyways, the point is that a re-release might come with a different rating. Like Linkman said, E10 perhaps. I could see that.

I figured if anything they'd have taken glitches out of mine 'cause I got the Collector's Edition GC version of it. I did notice glitches that were removed from OoT on the disk, but nothing like this. i'm going to try the deleting thing and see if it helps, and if not maybe I'll go get an n64...

Or is MM just damned annoying? Seriously, I like the Zelda-style gameplay of course, but it's just tedious. Every damned time I pick up the game I have to go and do what I've already done again. I start after having saved and gone back in time, and then I go through the forest temple and...

I think it's just the change in times. In ninety-eight when OoT came out, the rating system was still relatively new, and I don't even remember if the original was E or if it was KA. I think it was E, but still. I think if the game was re-released it might even get a T rating. Especially if...

I dunno, I think MC was easier just because I didn't have to get used to a strange new combat system. I love the PH combat, but it's just so much different than I'm used to with Zelda. Plus, I haven't played PH in a while 'cause I kept forgetting where I had or hadn't been in the damned Ocean...

I got MQ for Christmas a couple years ago and I played it for a couple weeks straight. I had to find all the heart containers and stuff, plus beat the game, which I did beat it, but I never found all the heart containers. I found all of them in the original once, but I didn't remember where...

Actually, yeah. In all of the references previously stated, the prefix "Koro" did appear. It could possibly because Koro is Japanese for small or something. Or it could all be coincidence and we could all be looking into this way too much.

That's pretty cool that you found that. I actually did relate the little Minish people to the Minutians from Shaman King, 'cause that's one of my favorite mangas. I also noticed some other stuff from different cultures, such as the triforce. The triforce is not always what it's called, and...

Honestly, my favorite movie has always been, and will always be, Star Wars 4-6. I've gotta say that a lot of movies have come close to them, especially recently with Transformers and The Dark Knight, but I'm a diehard Star Wars fan till the end.

The saddest scene ever was when Optimus Prime died and passed on leadership to Hot Rod. No wait, Zelda? I think the saddest for me was probably the end of Ocarina of Time because it's personally my favorite game and it kind of hit me hard when it was over. As for the saddest scene from a...

Darknuts. My favorite enemies would have to be Ganon in your sword duel thing with him in TP, Mirror Link in OoT, and Octoroks just because they're such a classic enemy. Been around since game 1. Plus if you say doctor octorok, it sounds funny.

I believe OoT is first in the timeline because Eiji Aunoma said so. Second is TP because the worlds are still relatively the same. Not a lot of difference from continental drift. Also, I think OoT would've had a map that was even more similar had the N64 as much power as the Cube. I suppose...

I think Wind Waker was a fantabulous game. That's right, it was so good that I can't even describe it with real words. The bosses were always keeping me on my toes, and the enemies too. It was kinda cool. It had that difficulty of the original, just trying to kill eight darknuts while...