Zelda: Twilight Princess - Wii

[Mayhem]

It's an extra. Once you've gotten 20 poes back to the gold man, he'll give you a rough idea of where it is. You still then have to figure out how to get inside

[Rossco]

I already went back to him and dont remember him telling me anything like that. I'll need to go back again to make sure. Cheers.

[Adam Stone]

I found that the Magic armour comes in handy in the Cave of Ordeals, though its use was a little sparse. The Magic Armour reminded me of the magic protective shield available in Wind Waker, a wonderful idea that unfortunately doesn’t seem overly necessary.

I enjoyed that cave enormously… Despite all the criticisms concerning enemy encounters, I thought it was pleasantly challenging, especially towards the final floors. Heh, and i too would usually start by throwing a few bombs at the buggers below!

Twilight Princess is certainly one of my favourite Zeldas, hindered slightly by a slightly forgettable final third, compared to the first half at least…

Regardless of that though, there were so many insightful moments for me… so many gasp-out-loud, oh-my-god this is fantastic situations. Witnessing Hyrule for the first time felt almost as awe-inspiring as seeing Ocarina of Times'... and i remained spellbound throughout by the mystically beautiful Twilight Realm. What a brilliant accomplishment. Yes, I wish there was more to it… Indeed, I wish Nintendo didn’t only tease at the Twili population and actually presented it… But it remains superb regardless.

There are also countless charmingly pleasant little touches, like trying to equip a lamp in the bomb shop, or how, when in wolf form in the light realm, Midna’s physical portrayal cannot be seen, but her shadow can… Or how the children duck any attacks, or how the cute little bird outside the Forest Temple reacts depending on your generosity – or lack of.

…These are all pretty pointless things, but they certainly all put a smile on my face.

[cutmymilk]

Take a bug to Agitha in her palace at Hyrule Market.

Is the street with Agitha available from the start?

I only noticed it existed last night, and that was after the Temple of Time!

[MattyD]

I've got ONE heart peice left to collect and it's doing my nut in!

The fortune teller shows me a picture of a place that's quite obviously in a dungeon somewhere, but I can't work out which. It has big, brown brick walls, some windows showing sunlight (which makes me think it's not the Arbiter's Grounds) and a whole bunch of those little spiders, with three big ones in amongst them. There is a stair case in the background. Any ideas?

Is the street with Agitha available from the start?

I only noticed it existed last night, and that was after the Temple of Time!

I think it's blocked off by people queuing and some carts until you complete the first couple of levels.

[sj33]

I've got ONE heart peice left to collect and it's doing my nut in!

The fortune teller shows me a picture of a place that's quite obviously in a dungeon somewhere, but I can't work out which. It has big, brown brick walls, some windows showing sunlight (which makes me think it's not the Arbiter's Grounds) and a whole bunch of those little spiders, with three big ones in amongst them. There is a stair case in the background. Any ideas?

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Stumped me for a while too. It's the temple of Time, where you get the dominion rod.

[Bada Bing!]

Ok, how do I turn the wind on to rotate the flaps hanging in the sky at the city in the clouds. I see the handle thing on the ceiling but I have nothing nearby to grapple to first.

Got the boss key and double clawshot but can't get any further.

[Kongster]

*please delete*

[achoo]

To Bada Bing! -

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*To turn on the wind to rotoate the fans in Sky temple after getting the Boss Key:
I clawshot down from the room above, and when at the correct hight, clawshot across to the activation (dome thing) in the ceiling.. that simple

[MattyD]

Cheers Shakey, but I managed to figure it out about 15 minutes after that post

The thing that threw me off was that it looked a bit decrepit and old, whereas most of

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the temple of time

is quite clean-looking.

Finished the game this-afternoon as well. About 50-something hours, with all heart peices, 52 / 60 Poes and only four insects left to find. Might go back and do those at some point and also complete the

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rollergoal

minigame to get the

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frog lure

. Actually that's quite a fun little minigame in itself, shame there are only

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eight

courses but it's all just extra so can't complain really.

All in all, it was yet another great Zelda, but all too easy to take for granted. I hope the next Zelda deviates from the template a little more a la Majora's Mask and Wind Waker.

[cohen205]

Matty D

The roll ball game has 64 courses they go 1-8 all the way up to 8-8. You only have to complete the first 8 to get the

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sink lure

Finally managed to do the 8th one the other day - such a great feeling after about a hundred attempts and 500 rupees.

ah well, only 56 to go!!!!

[dataDave]

Some of the later Roll Goal levels must be insane! I'm stuck on 1-7. I tend to find standing up with the remote and practicing the same routine 'dance' for the rollercoaster bits the easiest method.

[Rossco]

Not came across this Roll Goal thing or whatever it is yet, I'm just about to start the City in The Sky I think, will I get it through that or is it an extra you come along onyour own?

[dataDave]

Not came across this Roll Goal thing or whatever it is yet, I'm just about to start the City in The Sky I think, will I get it through that or is it an extra you come along onyour own?

It's in the fishing cabin. use 'C' to look at it and initiate the game.

[Taka]

Bit of a long shot but does anybody have any ideas where this is in the game?



I'm absolutely stumped.