Well I'm sat here reading the forum when I could be playing the last dungeon. It's been sat there for a week now. That should tell me something.
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I'm in the same situation. What it tells me is that I have more willpower than I thought, since I have two uni projects due on Monday and I'm not allowing myself to play any games between then and now.
Except a quick blast on Gears to try out the new maps, of course
Hmm...scratch that willpower thing.Comment
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Hey, I've just been wandering around and found the last
more by accident than anything! I wasted hours looking for the buggers the other day! Gonna try to get the
now. Have 46 so only loads to go. And boy do they hide
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Absolutely. If I'd never played LttP on US import thanks to an import rental shop we used to have in town (I actually live directly across from where it used to be) I probably wouldn't be into videogames at all.Originally posted by Mayhem View Post
My mate is stuck in the 2nd temple now. Good to see him playing it daily.Comment
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Originally posted by iloveannie View Post
I'd say it's well worth doing. It's actually one of my favourite ones...Comment
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Having spent some time on that dungeon today I'd have to say it has been my favourite. Perhaps as it's a little harder than the others....? Take note Nintendo, if I wanted an interactive book I would have looked for one. A little challenge next time please and maybe stop listening to American fanboys? After all when they said they wanted a 'modern' Zelda I think they meant Zelda on cutting edge technology not an enhanced Cube.Originally posted by Magnakai View Post
Right back to that dungeon. Gonna finish over the next couple of days I think. Probably fire up SotC again for a third play-through
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Tingle. The children's bedroom toys in your home village. They can't be anyone else
Knew that Nintendo would be something like that in there somewhere. Not as good as Mario and Luigi in OoT though
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Had a good 2 hour session last night and managed to collect the third lot of tears and saw the
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Absolutley fabulous, great to hear those old tunes again, but with all those sinister undertones!Comment
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does anyone know where you can buy a bigger wallet? ive had the one that holds 300 rupies from the start!Comment
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Take a bug to Agitha in her palace at Hyrule Market.Comment
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There doesn't seem to be much use for rupees in TP though. Generally if you need an item (such as bombs or arrows) they will be placed conveniently close by to where they are required.Comment
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Aye, rupees only really come in handy later on for another item which is still basically pointless (however cool looking).
Anyone tried going through The Cave of Ordeals? I gave it a go last night but then had to go out for a few beers around 20 rooms in. Seemed really easy to me although I've had people telling me to go in fully armed with no less than 18-20 hearts. WTF.Comment
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It's not the hearts you need, it's arrows and bombs. I like to drop bombs from above before I get down. ****, that sounds like lyrics from that French girl bandOriginally posted by DavidFallows View Post
And as for the item you're talking about, really, what is it's use!? Gotta say this is my most dissapointing Zelda yet. It's worse than WW for some reason. I think it's the complete lack of originality. Sure there's lots to do but I really can't think of many moments that are staying with me. Even WW made an impression!
Who's up for a petition to get Nintendo to make what they want next time and not pander to the fanboys?
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Whats the Cave of Ordeals!? Sounds interesting. Does the story take you there or is it a little extra along the way?Comment
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