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Fair enough, as long as we can leave it at that.

The masks of course. There were a lot of occurrences in Ocarina of Time which, instead of being changes, were actually fated to happen. The best way I can put it is that Link in OOT is living his life anachronistically. He doesn't participate in any genuine time travel in this game. (Hold your...

You cannot change what happens on a VHS tape just by watching and rewinding. You could get out a copy of Adobe Premiere, but then you're creating a new file out of an old one...and then we're back to changing time. Majora's Mask is more like an enormous flowchart. If left alone to its default...

And I'm not disagreeing with that quote in the slightest. Heck, it's only one of many quotes that convinces me it's a rewind. You have to consider the following: This sounds an awful lot like Link's adventure was simply undone, allowing him to beat Ganondorf with knowledge of the future...

Sorry, I don't agree with you. It's not the act of time travel that split time. It's what happened afterwards. If I remember right, Aonuma said that it was Link and Zelda testifying against Ganondorf that had caused the split, and created the "parallel" time. Yes, the other time kept going. If...

Rewinding is exactly what Zelda did to Link in OOT though. She basically erased all his accomplishments, who he'd become, etc. Honestly, Majora's Mask was my initial reason for not liking the idea of a split timeline. It would mean nasty consequences for Termina...but looking back, Termina was...