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As stated before, I'm pretty sure the best way to earn a large amount of rupees is by killing the dodongos outside of the north gate of Clocktown. There are two respawning large dodongos and one respawning smaller dodongo. Once you kill all three, drop down the hole where the smaller dodongo...

I went exploring in my already completed spirit temple and found the room you were referring to (its a room where you would have to solve an anubis puzzle in the normal game). Heres what you do. When you first enter the room there are two time blocks, one on each side of the room. Stand next...

I think you're going to need more description of the problem if you want anyone to have a clear idea on what you're talking about... I'll look into it and see if I can help, unless someone else comes up with the solution. Are you in the temple as Adult Link or Young Link?

Once you get a feel for the game, I think its a great thing to do. Especially if playing through the game normally gets too easy. Its nice to have a challenge. Trying to play the game with only three hearts also causes you to put more technique into the game, which makes you a better Zelda...

1. Oot 2. MM 3. I'm torn between TP and ALttP

You're shooting him when while hes on the ceiling while hes in the green glob stuff right...? If you just shoot him with an ice arrow when hes not inside of the green stuff nothing will happen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVeClL5xqOU ^ Go to 4:00 on the video to see the battle. Oh and I'm...

Majora's Mask was the first Zelda game I ever played, and its the game that got me into the series. Its really a toss up between the two for me, but I just enjoy OOT's story more, so I'd say OOT is my favorite.

I'd say Ganondorf from Oot, maybe just because its how I first got to know the character. Hadn't yet played any Zelda games with him in it. His attitude also seems a bit different from himself in any of the other games.

Thats a hard one.. umm... I'd say your theory makes a lot of sense considering similar things have gone down in other Zelda games... I'd honestly have to know more about Zordina (or w/e the blue spirit girl's name is) before I make a guess.

Well all of those make some pretty good sense, really liking this one.

Weren't the interlopers fairly ancient? Like before Ganondorf's time? There really doesn't seem to be much about Ganondorf that is interloper-like. Other than the fact that he has magic, but its Hyrule, theres a lot of things/people that have magic.

This may be a stupid question, but I just started another file on Majora's Mask and I became a little confused about the starting text. Since Majora's Mask comes right after the child portion of OOT, how would anyone know about that particular Link's ordeals. Considering his legend...

Zemen makes some really nice points, and I think I'd throw TMC right after SS on my timeline mainly for the fact that I can't think of any other reasonable place to throw it. So until some further clues comes about, I think thats the most reasonable spot to put it.

My most painful death would have been while fighting Bongo Bongo during my three heart challenge attempting to never die once during the whole playthrough. I stunned both of his hands, took out the lens of truth, and for some reason I manage to miss shooting his eye with an arrow when he...

I'm not really sure why people would think Twinrova was difficult. All you had to do was stand there, hold up your shield, absorb and unleash her attacks, then slash. Pretty basic.

You know that TWW has really unrealistic graphics right? None of them. At all.

I really, really, really doubt that Majora will not even be mentioned in Skyward Sword. He really has nothing to do with Hyrule imo.

I liked Dragon Roost Cavern really just because of the memories involved with it. I think its a pretty nice first dungeon.

Agreed... I really like Bongo Bongo, just always thought the battle was kind of cool, plus its fun because of its fast pace.

Can't remember what my time was for my initial play through. Probably pretty bad as I just messed around/explored and stuff. It took me 31 hours for my three heart challenge.

I really don't see why some people think hes so easy... hes more difficult than any final boss to me.

Once you get the technique down its not all that difficult. This is what I do. Majora's Mask: When the battle begins turn into a Zora, walk infront of the mask and shoot your boomerangs which will stun him. Then do a jump attack onto the mask. If you're using the Gilded sword, the Razor sword...

Well I was recently trying to go through Oot without dying a single time, it failed once I got to Bongo Bongo, as he killed me three times in a row. So in my opinion hes by far the most difficult. Ganondorf also can be a bit tricky...

Well in order to to beat the WW you need to go into the Ghostship, which really isn't a big deal.

I think that this fight is actually the most difficult, for a three heart challenge that is. I do agree though thats its kind of lame that Link and Zelda had to team him. Maybe the creators wanted Zelda to fight back for once. Other than that the fight is fairly epic, with the water pouring down...

I'm probably blind, but I'm not seeing a thread just about your favorite sword from the classic Zelda games. I'd say my favorite is probably the Gilded sword. Second to that I'd say the Biggoron sword.

1. Like everyone else said, you're not really limited to anything besides having no more than 3 hearts. Personally I don't get bottles except for the one you have to get in southern swamp. And even then I don't use it. 2. It can be difficult at first. I died during Wrath a lot, but only because...

Well back when I was younger I found Pamela's father to fairly creepy (Hes the mummy that comes out of the closet in MM). Other than that I'd have to go with the dead hand.

I gave it a 4, but that was me thinking of playing him with three hearts, which I did except for the first time. If I made my decision based off of fighting him with more than three hearts I'd honestly only give him a 2... I mean the fight was pretty simple, and he couldn't really even dish out...

Maybe this isn't really a plausible idea, but I think that the inside of the clock tower isn't part of Termina. Hence why time moves anywhere else in the land except for when you enter the clock tower.

I'm sure any Zelda fan wouldn't be happy with any of those options. I'm sure they'll always stick something around traditional when making a Zelda game. Or at least, I'd hope they would. In my eyes, the fans who are looking down on Skyward Sword seem to be doing it for the fact that they don't...