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Just imagine what it would be like if OoT didn't come out, what would the series be like then? Then thank God we don't live in that world, then thank Him for SS which made the series even better. <3

Last time I played ST (like, 2 weeks ago) I found it extremely effective to spin attack as much as possible, and I eventually forced him all the way against the opposite wall. Just spam tap the guy with the periodic spin, and double-tap roll away when he's about to swing at you.

imo, no. I was talking specific story elements, more specifically to those at the Spirit Temple that have to do with Link's encounters with Nabooru. edit: Guru-guru only teaches you a song that you played to him "before" which you then go back and play "again." It creates a paradox that follows...

Zelda undoubtedly holds my favorite music, there's too many specific tracks to even begin to list here though. Generally overworld music, boss music, character themes, and cutscene BGMs are my favorites.

Just start with the beginning of his episodes. There's only 2 seasons of him now anyway. Start with season 5 (episode 1 is "The Eleventh Hour") and work your way up. Both of those were in season 1 with Eccleston. Good times... good times...

Of course there are still holes, because following the story of OoT, Link goes back 3 times in total (Lens of Truth, Spirit Temple, and Zelda sending him back). In theory this would create 4 timelines, so I offer a hypothesis that might explain it a bit. When you originally get the Song of...

^<V Song of Soaring backwards no really... ^ I'm getting you an ant farm < Wishes I had an ocarina v lol'ing at my first line of text

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I managed 28 *once*. Then I can hardly get above 20. Interesting with the game mechanics, but the sword seems less responsive to the controller in there, it keeps slicing the wrong way (like... 90 degrees away from where I'm moving).

It's more likely the Temple of Time was moved/reconstructed. Despite geographical discontinuities between games, it's likely the SS Temple of Time isn't the exact same one as in OoT seeing as the Temple's structure, location, and purpose have changed from SS to OoT. On a related note, the...

Farewell Hyrule King, Wind Waker

I have a hard time picking favorite Zelda music, so I'll just list 10 I like in no particular order. 1. Overworld theme, I like how it changes depending on whether or not you're on Epona, being attacked, etc. The fluidity of this song made it one of my favorite overworld themes in the entire...

It was all right, I guess... The Zant cracking-his-neck thing still doesn't make any sense to me, though. It almost felt Wind Waker-esque with leaving Ganondorf just standing there with the Master Sword sticking out of him.

At the risk of being cliche, the double clawshots, for all the reasons listed above.

It's a lot easier to pull this off once you've been through the game several times. It is definitely possible to beat the game without it. P.S. Try the Uber Challenge on GameFAQs, one of the requirements is going Lens-less for the whole game, even going through the Haunted Wasteland.

MQ, because it's MQ. Also the collector's disc for GCN. Sadly I have yet to get a 3DS or I might have voted for that one.

You should be able to do Beedle's Beetle after you free Levias from the parasite (because this stops the storm inside the cloud and Strich then comes to the insect island). Make sure you talk to Beedle first to find out that the bug is missing, THEN go to Strich for it.

The easiest way to win this is with an upgraded guardian potion and a potion medal, which I think is like 5 minutes of invincibility (may be wrong). Short of that, you should really be using your shield a lot, as all but his skyward strike can be blocked by it.

It took me a couple tries to get this. Remember that it's the exact same song every time, and don't try to predict the audience's movement or you will fail. Just wait for them to move, and move with them, it doesn't have to be perfectly simultaneous, but if you can react within half a second or...

Finish the sentence with your own post. Example: ...you change every sound your phone makes to a Zelda song/sound effect. (Ballad of the Goddess ringtone, "HEY LISTEN" as a text alert, etc.) edit: I'm ******** and put this in the wrong forum. Is there any way someone could move this to the...

the page count makes me wonder if/why this thread hasn't already reached its goal.

I can't beat it either... it seems virtually impossible without multiplayer.

Probably Nabooru, because in the short time she had in the game she was fairly well-developed.

The term RPG implies that you get to pick and choose what role you fill. Zelda really isn't an RPG because you always play the part of the Hero. Whereas in other games you get to choose hero/villain or whatever. Game mechanics usually involve levelling by experience, but that isn't entirely...

meh... the show is all right...

I wish the crazy poultry was in SS, Remlits do not fill the gap well.

Yeah, even though it is official, there are probably still continuity issues. No one ever considered the alternative that OoT Link failed and there was a 3rd split, so people are still probably making theories about the actual connections.

edit: fail, wrong game, misread title I agree, Bolero of Fire, just because it was so upbeat.

Sometimes it was useful, like searching for Kikwi's or key parts or an invisible ship, but most of the time (like dowsing for Zelda) there was really only one way to go and the dowsing just made that one way more obvious.

No, other recent games are definitely lower in difficulty, especially TP and the DS games. SS stepped up the difficulty in combat a lot, so I found it much harder than recent Zelda games. As far as 100% goes, I did manage around 90%-ish without help. I found all the crystals easily enough (just...

I don't see why people dislike Nayru's so much, just because it's more open and flat made it easier for me to navigate. Personally, none of them gave me trouble until Skyloft. I beat the first 3 on the first attempt, then got to Skyloft's and got hit 2 or 3 times before finally managing it.

The first time through I was extremely hesitant because of the durability thing, but once I got the sacred shield I was much less hesitant. It wasn't until my 3rd playthrough that I finally figured out how to use it effectively, now I can avoid tons of unnecessary damage in hero mode, and with...

This is definitely a hard one to pick. I might say Zelda 1's Death Mountain or Zelda 2's Great Temple, but I've really only played each of those games once just for the sake of beating them and never touching them again. Suffice to say that in each of these dungeons there were multiple deaths...

I actually disliked Midna. I prefer Fi (SS) or even Zelda (ST) over her. She was too cruel to Link for the first half of the game, and even with some lines put in near the end I didn't think this was properly rectified. I like the idea of the character development they did with her, but at the...

They added a proper challenge to the end of each dungeon, for that I liked them.

Granted, but you just go to the other half and you still feel unfulfilled. I wish I could teleport.

It never hurts to watch videos of other people going through this challenge. Don't worry about fast times, just survive. Know when you can use your shield and use it wisely. No matter how good you are, you will always take cheap hits. If you're only going through 8 of the bosses, avoid the horde...

Yes. Previously my favorite was WW, and only that because it was my first Zelda game. SS to me has the best story of the series, the orchestrated tracks make it the game with my favorite soundtrack, the new gameplay was fun and challenging. For too many more reasons to list, it's my new favorite.

I'll have to go with the Iron Knuckle, between WW and TP the battles with these guys felt pretty epic.

"...and the sight of your appalling hair makes my gorge rise." Girahim @ Groose, Skyward Sword

Lanayru Desert Get the most out of your beacons by placing them at the intersections and corners of the submerged wall. Isle of Songs The Imprisoned - Battle One This fight can be cut very short if you simply hop onto his head from one level up the spiral and slash down on the spike...

Tyvm, muffin. "every copy in the initial production, whether sold by itself or as a part of the limited-edition bundle" will have the CD. That should include the discs on store shelves.

Important ss bundle question Can anyone tell me if they have found the bundle (gold remote, etc.) available for preorder? If so, can you post the link to it here?

It's true, Lord Vader says so. http://www.galacticempiretimes.com/2011/05/09/galaxy/outer-rim/obi-wan-kenobi-is-killed.html

I can't believe I just wasted 3 minutes and 48 seconds listening to that.

I managed to beat OoTMQ without a guide, so I'm hoping that SS--while still being a challenge--won't be hard enough to beat without a guide. Besides, I want to beat it before a guide is available so I'm not tempted.

I think they could go one of four ways with 3DS Zeldas (all of which I would like): 1. Continue PH-/ST-style games. Including the overhead view and cell-shaded graphic style of WW. 2. Follow OoT3D's example and make more remakes. 3. Continue the "adult timeline" games, but change the style to...

I played it fairly recently. I hate those freaking blue coins though.

The way I saw it the first time I played it, it had a ton of epic moments (all the horse-back stuff, and I think I had too much fun with Link's "sheathing" animation). It was certainly fun to play, but as you got into the story if felt almost dragged out and awkward as it kept going. The City in...

This is all I could find, so definitely feel free to crop and shrink to a better size. http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv233/skippy314/tardis_landscape.jpg