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- Nov 22, 2011
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- On the spiral
When I was 3 and my older brother was 5 (in 1997) we got a nintendo 64 with a bunch of games including Oot. We probably played Oot more than any other game except maybe Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart. I don't remember if we ever beat it though. Then we bought MM when it came out and played the heck out of that; don't think we beat that either.
Once the gamecube and playstation 2 came out we bought those. I rented WW when it came out because my parents didn't want to spend more money on games. I probably didn't buy it until 2006.Then I got a Wii for Christmas of 2006 and got Twilight Princess. What's funny is that my mom didn't know that my dad had gotten us a Wii so she bought me Twilight Princess for the gamecube. I played and beat the gamecube version first because I didn't really like the Wii all that much when we first got it Then I got an Xbox 360 for Christmas of 2007 and played that for like 2 years without playing very much zelda at all.
This is where my realization for my love for zelda started. After playing all of my xbox 360 games I decided that I needed a break from all the super realistic games so I decided to play zelda again. Ironically I chose to play Twilight Princess on the Wii. I played through the whole game without playing anything else. I loved it. I was finally old enough to understand the story and actually think about the puzzles. Then I played through WW next, beating it in a few days. Next I played through Ocarina of Time (gamecube Collector's Edition version) and beat it. Majora's Mask (gamecube Collector's Edition version) came next, after beating it I had decided that this was my favorite zelda game. Ever since then I have been playing zelda non-stop; so much so that at any given time there is at least one zelda game in progress. I got Skyward Sword last Christmas and played it, but I had to stop in the middle of it because my brother and I switch between the Wii and the Xbox 360 every couple of months. When I got the Wii back I played through SS without stopping.
Two days ago I bought a Nintendo 64, now I can play Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask in their original forms, I'm so excited.
I plan on eventually owning every zelda game in their original versions.
Once the gamecube and playstation 2 came out we bought those. I rented WW when it came out because my parents didn't want to spend more money on games. I probably didn't buy it until 2006.Then I got a Wii for Christmas of 2006 and got Twilight Princess. What's funny is that my mom didn't know that my dad had gotten us a Wii so she bought me Twilight Princess for the gamecube. I played and beat the gamecube version first because I didn't really like the Wii all that much when we first got it Then I got an Xbox 360 for Christmas of 2007 and played that for like 2 years without playing very much zelda at all.
This is where my realization for my love for zelda started. After playing all of my xbox 360 games I decided that I needed a break from all the super realistic games so I decided to play zelda again. Ironically I chose to play Twilight Princess on the Wii. I played through the whole game without playing anything else. I loved it. I was finally old enough to understand the story and actually think about the puzzles. Then I played through WW next, beating it in a few days. Next I played through Ocarina of Time (gamecube Collector's Edition version) and beat it. Majora's Mask (gamecube Collector's Edition version) came next, after beating it I had decided that this was my favorite zelda game. Ever since then I have been playing zelda non-stop; so much so that at any given time there is at least one zelda game in progress. I got Skyward Sword last Christmas and played it, but I had to stop in the middle of it because my brother and I switch between the Wii and the Xbox 360 every couple of months. When I got the Wii back I played through SS without stopping.
Two days ago I bought a Nintendo 64, now I can play Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask in their original forms, I'm so excited.
I plan on eventually owning every zelda game in their original versions.