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They probably just relieve themselves in one of the many pots lying around. The ones that aren't containing items, that is. They have to be there for some reason, right? Real answer: why should they have to put toilets in if there's no gameplay- or plot-related reason for it? The toilets in...

Wow. That was a nice bit of nostalgia. Really great video! I'm more of a "2nd-genner" than a "1st-genner", my first real Pokemon games were Gold/Silver (even if I never actually finished it...:(), and I'm contemplating getting the remake. But yeah, Pokemon doesn't have the same feel that it...

That MM pic is epic. I also agree that Zelda freaking out about what might happen to her body in ST was one of the funniest moments ever in Zelda. I mean, you expect the princess to be all stoic and sensible and calm, but she just goes nuts. Then again, she is a child in ST, so yeah.

I'm personally really looking forward to it. It looks like it has a lot of charm, and I love the fact that it's an homage to the 8-bit era, particularly games like Zelda and Dragon Quest. I'll definitely check it out.

That depends. Are you going to do it on the actual console or on an emulator? If you're doing it on an emulator, the codes are already built in, and you can put more in there and store them for when you want to use them. I'm not sure about how to use a Gameshark on consoles, I've never used one.

He was probably a little angry at how badly they screwed up Zelda and like athenian said, probably rather amused at how awful they are. Pretty much the same reaction everyone else had over them.

WW. Definitely WW. I loved the old tapestry feel (I know that ST does the same thing, but I just liked the WW one more) and the story it was telling, and the music was simply epic.

I use the Master Sword most of the time. It makes me feel more heroic. I mean, I'm wielding the blade of legend that evil hearts can never touch! Come on! And I prefer using the sword and shield. However, I do use the Biggy's Sword on occasion, mainly when I faced Dark Link because I...

I'm not entirely sure what my favourite game is, but I think it might be The World Ends With You. Brilliant, thoughtful story, well-developed characters, great dialogue (which is often absolutely hilarious), fast-paced battle system that still requires strategy, neither too easy nor too...

Bell-'em. How would one "bell" someone, anyway? And do I have 50 characters yet?

Of course there's nothing wrong with being a girl and <3'ing Zelda! I'm a girl, and a big fan of the series. I say that more people (especially girls) need to embrace their inner geek and snatch up a controller! Although, it's true that I have felt pressure in the past. Not for gender...

I'd personally love to see another Zelda game in the graphical style of Ocarina of Time/Majora's Mask/Twilight Princess. Don't get me wrong, I think the cel-shading is fantastic - but the more realistic art style of the former is, to me, one of the things that makes it "Zelda". Plus, we...

My first memory of LoZ would be of Ocarina of Time. Seeing the sweeping camera angles, Link riding through Hyrule Field at dawn on Epona in the opening cutscene. My brother was playing it, and he chose a file that was already there (it was a second-hand copy), and the first actual gameplay I...

I read that article some time ago, and I have to say, I really agreed with it. It presented an interesting argument about the nature of the Stone Tower Temple and Majora, and the overall "have faith" message the game carries. It explains the recurring motifs and themes the game has, such as...

When I first saw the infamous plaque in SM64, I thought it said "Eternal Star". It makes more sense in its context (being on a statue of a star and all). Now that I look at it, it does look like "L is real 2401". And, the way I see it, there are three possible explanations: 1. The writing...

I always keep all the games of the same console together. Right now, they're all in boxes on shelves. One box has GCN/Wii games, another has PS3/GCN games (we have quite a few GameCube games) and the other has N64 games, with the tops of the cartridges labelled. I remember when I was younger...

Yeah, I've seen those comics before. They're hilarious! I tried reading the first book, but I gave up at around 100 pages because nothing was happening. The book is so amazingly plotless. And tedious. It's just Bella going about her daily business and squealing about Edward. You'd think...

Wow, I thought I was the only one. In Ocarina of Time: C > = Ocarina C v = Bow & Arrow/Slingshot normally, but anything really C < = Hookshot/Boomerang In Majora's Mask: C > = Ocarina again C v = Any (masks go here in particular) C < = Hookshot In Wind Waker: In boat: Z = Sail, Y = Wind...

Wasn't there already an explanation in the game? It was said that Majora's Mask was used by an ancient tribe in hexing rituals. Then, when its power proved too great, too malevolent, they sealed it away, and the tribe vanished. However, it does not say that they created it, only used it...

Yeah, whilst it definitely isn't canon, I personally liked Volvagia's story in the manga a heck of a lot more. Poor Link...he had to kill his own pet...:kawaii:

Now, I've not played too much of MM, but I have read a lot about it (sadly spoiling large amounts of the game for myself in the progress :sweat:), so I don't know as much of the game as I do of OoT. Now, I definitely think OoT had its shades of darkness. The Shadow Temple is essentially a...

Hmm...my favourite would either be Zelda (the 7th sage) or Nabooru. Zelda because she has a heavy weight to carry -- she is largely responsible for the whole thing happening, and yet she carries on with her duties and does them well, even, in the future (this is if you believe the split...

Damn, I wish I could play FFX, but I don't have a PS2 or backwards-compatible PS3. :kawaii: The only FF game I've played so far is VII, and I think it's a bit overhyped but largely lives up to its praise. The story is engrossing, the characters are interesting and the gameplay had the...

I was born in August 1994, so Ocarina of Time would be the first Zelda released in my lifetime. First Zelda I ever played, too.

My favourite would have to be the Spirit Temple. Actually, the entire desert area was pure concentrated awesome. The Spirit Temple was a dusty, long-forgotten place of worship, and it was very atmospheric. I loved the puzzles involving the Mirror Shield and the Iron Knuckle was kinda scary at...

Wait a minute...where is there neon lighting in OoT? Are you talking about in the Bombchu Bowling Alley? Anyway, I think Hyrule is a strange blend of medieval and Industrial Revolution. There are some steam-powered objects, like the boat and the train, and I'd say the ceiling fan is powered...

Agreed. I prefer the 3D Zeldas myself, but since you played the NES games I could recommend either, you might prefer the "classic" Zelda game play. Also, bear in mind that the Wind Waker has loooooong stretches of sailing, which gets pretty boring.

I live in Australia, and I haven't been able to go to the shops to check what their release date is, but I looked online and it says the release date for my country is the 10th of December, so a little bit later than you guys. What I'm really surprised at is how close our release date is to...

You guys are all pretty impressive, staying awake for days. The best I've ever managed to do was stay awake until about 3-4 A.M. at a sleepover. And then I was woken up two hours later. *groans* Usually, if I don't have to go to school the next day, I stay up until about 11 P.M. to 1 A.M. on...

Since I had heard of him before I actually got to that part, I made sure to visit the alley before getting the Master Sword. It's such a...sad yet noble death. He probably died trying to protect the castle. Although when you first see him he's slouched near some bottles, giving one the...

Boom Boom Pow isn't a Lady Gaga song - it's by the Black Eyed Peas. I really like Lady Gaga. Her songs are very catchy and fun to listen to. I'm not sure whether I'll buy her album, but I have been getting all the songs she's released as music videos (I watch music channels a lot) through...

I like Wikipedia, and I trust it a lot more than most of the people at my school. They seem to think that Wikipedia is the devil's encyclopedia or something, that it's wrong no matter what. But it's for the most part fairly reliable and it's very easy to access information you're looking for...

I personally like my games to have a certain degree of darkness, but it should never become too much. Like NULL said, there's only so much depression you can take. And a depressing Zelda game...well...wouldn't feel like Zelda. I loved TP. I loved the vibrant world, the gripping plot and...

Yeah, I used to watch the show as a kid and I read the manga for a while (it's at school - my library is awesome ^^). The card game is pretty fun too. I have a couple of ancient decks back when the original series was still popular. The series isn't bad, but I've lost interest in it lately...

Dark Link was easy if you had the Biggoron's Sword, because he can't duplicate your moves then. The child dungeon bosses were dead easy. But I'd say all the other bosses were difficult in their own way. These are the ones I can remember being difficult: Phantom Ganon ~ I had no idea which...

I think that change is very welcome in the Zelda series, but they can't stray too far from the overall concept. I know that if it ain't broke, don't fix it, but who knows, maybe the change could work. Although I wouldn't complain if they came out with a Zelda with the same formula we're used...

I have to agree. I have not really played any of the 2D Zelda games, but I am aware of the diversity of the land in them, which the 3D games tended to lack. The worst in this regard is The Wind Waker. It's ocean. And not much else. And the islands were all tiny. Not very interesting at...

The gateway to Termina is in the Lost Woods. Well, the Lost Woods is supposed to be highly mysterious, so it's only natural that it would be found there. And you're right, Axle, Ocarina of Time can't have been the entirety of Hyrule. Take, for example, the Lost Woods. If you take a wrong...

Your story, Mases, reminded me much of how I was at that age. I played Ocarina of Time/Majora's Mask back then, but I never actually tried to play through the story (although that was, shamefully, mainly because I was too scared of the enemies). And even when I tried, I lacked the attention...

That's great news! Zelda games really don't feel complete without some kind of musical instrument. I read that it'll be used to create the titular spirit tracks. I wonder what else it'll do? But I do agree with Josh, it's kinda awkward to just be randomly blowing and shouting into the...

Majora's Mask and Twilight Princess are dark in their own ways, and it's actually quite difficult to tell which one is darker than the other. Majora's Mask was dark mainly because of impending doom (the moon) and how many of the characters were unhappy, fearful or ignorant in some way. Anju...

There is - and it's called being really, really quick. You have to light your Deku stick with the torch that's already lit near King Zora's area and run through all the other torches without stopping. To get to the torches behind the waterfall, you have to run across the shallow area of water...

I like the animals. Getting them to follow you, picking them up...it's just soooo cute!! I don't like hurting them, though. In MM, I loved going to Romani Ranch to see all the animals there, especially the little chicks. And, since cats are my favourite animal, I would always pick one up and...

I am trying to finish Final Fantasy VII at the moment. Right now I'm up to Disc 2. And since it's a very long game which I want to finish, the other two games on my to-play list have been put on hiatus (although I will play them if I don't feel like FFVII that day). So, after FFVII, I'll work...

I understand how this must have been exciting at the time (well, everything was exciting; games were making the jump to 3D), but looking back on it now, it's a fairly boring trailer. Most likely because they were probably only a tiny way into production. But still, I would have liked to have...

That was kinda harsh, your brother not helping you. You probably didn't know about GameFAQs back then, either. Your story reminded me of the way I played Zelda when I was that age. I was scared of every enemy. Not just ReDeads, Gibdos or even the dreaded Dead Hand -- everything. When the...

I thought of the quest as somewhat tedious, as the game barely gives you any indication of which dog it is other than the fact that it's white, at least from what I can remember. And it's difficult to not have other dogs follow you around, and you can only have one at a time. Also, who knew...

A very interesting theory! I like the connection between the Gibdos, the ReDeads and the Stalfos, but I do have some problems with it. Firstly, these creatures are found all over Hyrule, and you say that they are the mummified remains of a Gerudo. But the Gerudo live in the desert; I hardly...

The Hylian religion is a major theme, if not THE major theme in the Legend of Zelda series, and I love that. The main conflict in the games occurs because of the Triforce, the symbol of the religion and the symbol of the goddess' power. Link embarks on his quests to keep the Triforce in good...

Legendary Hero is just. Epic. Especially with the tapestry-like images. It really captures the feel of an old, dusty, yet powerful tale. Dragon Roost Island has a free-flying, windy feel. It's almost refreshing to listen to. The Mario & Zelda Big Band remix is fantastic, too...