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I always replay Zelda games. Why would I not want to relive the great times I had playing them the first time? I've replayed every Zelda game I've ever beat (except Zelda 2).

I have an intense fear of spiders. I'm also scared of what most people would call heights, but I woud call falling.

It is my favorite show. A lot of the stuff they do is either really interesting or really cool.

Hey, this is almost 600 pages long.

There's not any game I'm really anticipating this month except for Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance. What I REALLY want to hear about this month though is Majora's Mask 3D. I know some people think it's a bad idea, but I think it would not only look but play great on the 3DS. Plus, I could...

I chose the SNES because I thorougly enjoyed every single game I've played on it. It also has a lot of classics, and who doesn't love classics?

I liked Argorok. Taking down that thing all the way up in the clouds was awesome. I felt so epic.

Beat: The Legend of Zelda Adventure of Link A Link to the Past Link's Awakening Ocarina of Time Master Quest (both versions) Majora's Mask Four Swords Adventures The Minish Cap Twilight Princess Phantom Hourglass Spirit Tracks All the others I own and have played (except the CD-i games, which I...

I chose the zora mask because swimming, which is usually annoying and boring, is really fun with it.

I think I was 12 when I got my NES with a few games, one of which was The Legend of Zelda. I was surrounded by Zelda games before that, but I never bothered playing any of them. I had a lot of catching up to do.

I always think of GLaDOS and Fawful as my favorites because they're funny.

I don't think you're doing anything wrong, I'm pretty sure one treasure in each category of value is randomly more rare than others. The same exact thing happened to me except with wood hearts.

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To be honest, I don't care, I never did. The only time I cared was with A Link to the Past (I mean really, pink hair?)

Every re-dead encounter in every Zelda game. Those things really freak me out. EVEN WHEN THEY DANCE.

Wisdom because I'm the kind of person who prefers mind over matter.

My two favorite are the Japanese A Link to the Past dance commercial and the epic Ocarina of Time commercial.

That looks so real! The painting you did on it is really good.

Wow, those all look really great. I just hope nothing else blows up in that kiln!

The closest I've ever come was Four Swords Adventures. I beat it in just one day, but I did take breaks.

I just go with what my gut says. It hasn't failed me so far (except for that stupid M&M's Adventure game).

I don't usually like emulators because it feels like cheating, but I do play them if I want to check out NES games I don't have but want. I only use legal emulators (at least it says it's legal).

Stone Tower Temple. Not only was it a great dungeon, it was shrouded in mystery, which added to the atmosphere of the game.

I have three: Bob (the most legendary nickname in history!!!!). Cookies (I love cookies). NES (for my obsession with NES).

They thought about naming me Joseph, but made that my middle name. If I had been a girl, they would have named me Margo. Thank GOD I turned out to be male (no offense to anyone named Margo, lol).

Metroid. I love every game (even Other M). I love the exploration, the combat, and the awesome storylines (but not Other M this time).

I always got so excited when I found an easter egg. All I've ever found, though, was the same as everyone else; two Skyward Sword posters and a Mario world in the Castle Courtyard window.

I played through both the mirrored and the non-mirrored just for the heck of it. They both brought something new to a game I was addicted to, so I was satisfied. In fact, I still play them sometimes. They added a lot of replay value to that game. I think they should make a Master Quest for...

I hate Call of Duty fanbases, I REALLY hate Justin Bieber fanbases, and the Sonic fanbase just annoys me to no end. Seriously, it must be the only fanbase that freaks out about eye color.

Yeah, I get GameInformer. I'm annoyed by how it usually leaves Nintendo out and sometimes even rips on it. The only reason I still get it is to see if there's anything interesting going on.

I've got some strategy guides, some posters, some t-shirts, a cd, and a wallet. I want a Ocarina of Time ocarina, but all I could afford was a cheap piece of plastic one. :ocarina: And it was red, not blue. :kawaii:

Video game music FTW!!! But in terms of real music, my favorite is orchestral music and classical music. I like any music really, just as long as it's not rap or pop or any of that stuff.

I know this emulator website called virtualnes.com. It emulates NES game, it requires Java, it's free, and most importantly, it says it's legal. It's never given me a virus, so I assume it's the truth. It relies on donations, though, so it's missing some games.

I speak english, of course, but I also speak a little German, a little Latin, and I hope to eventually learn Klingon. ^-^

It's a good idea, but... no. It would sound like gibberish to the average person. Zelda's gibberish in Skyward Sword made me crack up. How could I take the game seriously if that happened every time I talked to someone! The grunts are enough, sometimes even they make me laugh for no reason.

Nega Mother Wisp from Sonic Colors DS. XD everyone has real music while I have video game music. Perhaps I should ge out more. =/

My favorite village or town or whatever in a game is usually a snow-themed place. I can't exactly say what my favorite is, but I think I should go with the Goron Village in Snowhead from Majora's Mask. There's nothing special about it, I just like all the way it transitions from a cold, dark...

I say it is. The gameplay is different, but it's story still contributes to the overall legend. I mean, it had a prequel (Minish Cap) and a sequel (Four Swords Adventures).

Justin Bieber, Chuck Norris, Charlie Sheen, everyone in Twilight, and everyone associated with Disney.

I'm not sure if they count as items, but I liked the masks in Majoras Mask the most. Putting on a mask and getting a new ability was really cool, and I especially loved collecting them all and then trading them for the ultimate mask.

What kind of question is that? Ghirahim, of course!

Skyward Sword. Do I really need to explain myself for that one? My other favorite game released in 2011 was Portal 2. Just like everyone else, I love the game for its fun gameplay and great story.

I like the look on the octorok's face. It's like: :blank:

Nice picture! It looks like a good idea, too, you should try to get someone to make a game out of it.

I agree, first Bellum battle.

It wasn't easy to choose, but my favorite is A Link to the Past. The two worlds are immense. I mean, there's so much to explore and to find, and I just love how so much of both of the worlds are like puzzles. The dungeons are just as plentiful as the land that surrounds them, and the puzzles...

I don't know why they took it away. I guess it's more convenient not to have one, but it just makes more sense for it to be there. Also, it was fun upgrading it and strategizing which magic items to use so you don't run out of magic. Without that, you can just spam out with the magic items...

My Top 5 Favorite Video Games Of All Time (only one per video game franchise): 5. Kindgom Hearts This game has an in-depth storyline and amazing gameplay. There are tons of moves and spells, areas to explore, and unlockable secrets and bosses. It's a very long game, and it doesn't get boring...

My favorite villain is Dark Link, I'd like to see a game where he's the bad guy.

I don't dislike Twilight Princess, in fact I enjoyed the whole game. I have some minor complaints about almost all of the categories, but the one that I voted for is the difficulty. The game is way too easy. It's so easy, I sometimes feel bored playing it. Nevertheless, I still feel it's a great...