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There will be differences, but they're small changes, nothing big.

NES 1. The Legend of Zelda 2. Zelda 2 3. Super Mario Bros. 3 4. Super Mario Bros. 2 (USA) 5. Punch Out SNES 1. A Link to the Past 2. Super Mario RPG 3. Super Castlevania IV 4. Super Metroid 5. Super Mario World

I drew this while I was bored for about a half hour. It looks better in real life but my scanner messed it up and made a few things lighter than they should be. EDIT: I added a version with higher contrast that looks more like the original one.

I don't think you understand what we mean by saying its on the child timeline, here's a detailed explanation. After you beat Ganon, Link is sent back to the past to relive his childhood that he missed. This creates a split in time, meaning there are two distinct Hyrules. One Hyrule is in the...

Ruto isn't a sage in Twilight Princess, it's on the child timeline.

They sound completely different, and those are the only two songs that share names.

Does anyone else think AoL's difficulty level is exaggerated? I'm not saying that it isn't a tough game, but compared to what you'd think from what everyone says about how difficult it is, it's not that hard. I'm only up to the sixth palace, so if there's a sudden spike in difficulty or...

Almost, I got up to the 6th palace. I'm almost through it, but I'm having trouble with Barba.

You have to click a few links to see them. I'd give you the link straight to the videos, but the whole site uses the same URL. Try the how to play tab.

I didn't see this on any fansites so I thought I'd post it here. If you go to the official site http://www.zelda.com/spirittracks/, there's a video of the "tag mode" multiplayer. It has some names of treasures, like the Stalfos skull, and a new song that sounds sort of like Linebeck's theme...

I'm not completely sure, but I remember some people in Hyrule Town using words like yesterday and the other day in the Minish Cap. And at the end of the game, I'm pretty sure Elzo says that he'll miss Link a lot, and one day would be too short for him to get that attached to him.

When I was 8, I hit my knee with a rusty nail. It hurt a lot, and I had to go to the hospital to get some sort of medical glue to close the wound.

In the Wind Waker, when you read the signs on Sturgeon's wall, one of them say that your life force naturally increases as you grow. From that I think heart containers as a visual representation of Link's life force increasing, and not an actual object.

In the new trailer, you can see the shield right before Link uses his whip, and it looks sort of blue. I don't think it would be the hylian shield, but there will hopefully be at least two shields.

I liked it, but being the SSX player I am, this didn't seem as good in comparison and was really easy. If it reapears in another Zelda game I hope it will be harder, and tricks will be added For the stupid question bound for someone to ask after reading this, it has nothing to do with that...

Even if it wasn't his intention, the forests would expand the islands I guess you're right about the orignal place but the islands alone could still expand into a continent the size of Hyrule.

That's exactly what I said in my last post, minus the bit about erosion.

Acording to my theory, the original Hyrule was drained after New Hyrule was found, causing two Hyrules to exist. He instructed the Koroks to plant trees and grow forests. This would naturally drain Hyrule due to a forest's ressistance to eroision, gradually expanding the islands. The islands...

....../--WW/PH--ST--MC--FS/FSA--LOZ/AOL OoT ......\MM--TP--ALttP/LA--OoX Explantion: The Four Sword games and Spirit Tracks take place in New Hyrule, because of the different landscape and obvious reasons. The Legend of Zelda and Adventure of Link take place in old Hyrule, drained by the...

Out of every cutscene in every Zelda game, which one is your favorite. Mine would have to be the one that shows right before facing Zant. I was so shocking to see this mysterious, evil character revealed to have such an unexpected personality!

I usually use right before parts where I might die (bosses, tough enemies, ect.), or where I might get sent back to another part of the dungeon (Wallmaster rooms, the Megaton Hammer room, ect.). But other than that it is pretty useless.

Phantom Hourglass = Adult timeline Twilight Princess = Child timeline Therefore, unless the Yetis and Anookies were around during the events of Ocarina of Time, they can't be the same. Even if they were around then, they would probably have a Zora/Zola relationship because they're so different.

It would have to be a three-way tie between The Legendary Hero, Dragon Roost Theme and The Wind Gods Aria.

:rolleyes:I was reading 500 page books in 2nd grade, I have an IQ that officially makes me a genius, and I find the puzzles in the water temple too easy :). I have several fears so I don't fit with courage, and I don't really see how I have any power. So wisdom.

While cell phones and Myspace are the two pieces of technology I don't understand, I want to clear some things up. Contrary to popular belief, using shorthand to text can actualy help with grammar and spelling, acording to several science books and magazines I've read Think about how many times...

Octoroks are one of my favorite enemies because... Well they're octoroks! They are to Zelda what a goomba is to Mario, they're one of the symbols of the series (Though not quite up there with the Triforce and green tunic imo). I've done a few drawings and (bad) comics of octoroks, and if that...

Are those the actually wireframes used in the game? If so I completly overestimated the complexity of the graphics. I'm not saying that they'd be easy to make, but that makes it look so simple. I always thought 3D wireframes were covered tiny triangles. Are they like that now, or are they...

I don't think that's necessarily true. Phantom Hourglass is the first game I played and I think it's the worst in the series (Other than the CD-i ones). Also, don't most of the posts in this thread go against that idea?

I've found it helps to draw the entire hourglass on the bottom half of the screen.

What was the Zelda game that got you Interested in the series? Not your first but the one that made you a big fan. While I played Phantom Hourglass and the original Legend of Zelda first, Ocarina of Time got me hooked. I had enough experience by then that I didn't get as frustrated as I used to...

I have played: Console _____________________ The Legend of Zelda Adventure of Link A Link to the Past Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask The Wind Waker Twilight Princess Handhelds ______________________ A Link to the Past/Four Swords * The Minish Cap Phantom Hourglass Spinoffs & Miscellaneous...

Stealth is my least favorite part of Zelda games and any other game it's in. It doesn't matter how long or short, or if you're armed or unarmed, I'm terrible at and hate having to use stealth.

Orbs of Doom, You controll "Mythmakers" who have been trapped in a ball by some evil wizard and have to roll through levels to a gate. Who are the Mythmakers? Why did the wizard trap them? What does rolling through the gates have to do with anything? Why can't this game have decent controls...

I don't mean why for gameplay reasons, of course we all know why for that. And yes that was the series I meant

The ocarina and Zelda Theme are really the only things I wish they'd bring back.

What do you think happens to enemies after they disappear? I always thought it was like a book I read where killed monsters die "temporarily" and come back to life eventually, because after you defeat them they always reappear after a while. They can't just die because enemies dissapear in a...

I mean that you can't expect huge fishing features like fishing holes everywere, with more than a couple ways to fish.

I like the fishing in Twilight Princes and Phantom hourglass, but remember Legend of Zelda is not primarily a fishing game.