Bucket Guild | FUBU BH Forums

Can't it be for both?

Well at least for me, I played Link to the Past more times than I can remember. I've only played OoT once (played it on a borrowed 64) and I'm still pissed that gamestop fucked me over with the windwaker pre-order discs so I never got try try it as in depth as other Zeldas. I do remember it being pretty damn good, but I would definitely have to play it over again.


brb downloading OoT and an emulator.

^^^

link to the past got me hooked but z64:OoT is top 5 games ever, & will prob stay up there a long time

the original NES gold was quite addicting as well.

One fourth of july a buddy and I sat in my house and beat Zelda Gold in one playthrough. It took a long time but it was pretty epic for some 1st or 2nd graders.

i remember doing a playthrough of alot of old NES games that my dad owned many years back, probably when i was 14 or so. holy fuck there was alot of rage amidst the happy moments.

ninja turtles game on NES (that fucking swimming level), haunted house level of double dragon 2, the entirety of final fantasy for being impossibly hard and taking forever. ganon made me rage pretty hard too on zelda. i dont think i ever passed the first level in xevious to this day, because the first boss is the biggest boner killer ever.

When I said best game ever, I didn't mean it in today's colloquial sense - I meant in 110% literally. I never played a link to the past since snes was before my gaming days (first console was n64, and it is still running strong).

I can't put my finger on it. I just loved the concept of travelling between childhood and adulthood in order to vanquish your enemies. The dungeons were challenging (I am willing to bet $5 EVERYONE on this board who played OoT w/o a guide missed one key in the Forest and/or Water Temple), the bosses were tough (compare to twilight princess...gross), the story was phenomenal, and the game just felt like one, big, fucking epic adventure. I still have my original save file from over a decade ago. All hearts, 99 Gold Skulltula Tokens, and I died 27 times because I didn't know that it kept track.

And I, too, tried rolling to get around faster.

To reiterate: Best. Game. Ever.

[✔] [item]Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker[/item] (Three)
[✔] [item]Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros[/item] (Two)
[✔] [item]32837[/item] & [item]32838[/item]
[✔] [item]Thori'dal, the Stars' Fury[/item]
[✔] [item]46017[/item]
[✔] [item]49623[/item] (Two)
[✔] [item]71086[/item]

i didnt use a guide on forest temple, it just took me forever to find everything.


water temple, however...........

i didnt use a guide on forest temple, it just took me forever to find everything.


water temple, however...........

When I got that game, I was 10 and had all the time in the world. Took me a looooooong time to beat it, and then some to get all the hearts and 99 skulltula's without a guide. I don't remember which ones I got and which I didn't so I don't think I will ever get that last one.

so now I have my first file ever, my newest file, and then my dark link file - saved right before dark link so I could fight him over and over.

[✔] [item]Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker[/item] (Three)
[✔] [item]Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros[/item] (Two)
[✔] [item]32837[/item] & [item]32838[/item]
[✔] [item]Thori'dal, the Stars' Fury[/item]
[✔] [item]46017[/item]
[✔] [item]49623[/item] (Two)
[✔] [item]71086[/item]

All you people who claim to have done it without the guide are liars.

Hey, who needs a guide when you have 60 hour play through of a 20 hour game ???

This and I didn't even know cheat codes and guides or even the internet existed back then. Just the sweet, sweet sound of me rolling over and over again and my mom getting annoyed with said sound.

I think I remember all temples with the exception of water being jokes. Then again, I was like 10-11 at the time so my memory is meh.

All the same, damn you all for making me want to play again yet having no way to do so =(

most of the others weren't really that bad. fire was a joke, the desert one was awesome but not really hard, and the shadow one was alright. although those one enemies creeped me the fuck out.

water is pretty much famous for its difficulty. some people say forest, but i dunno. took alot of backtracking to do it without a guide but it all clicked eventually. water temple was just a complete mind fuck though.






related video: never thought anything of this, since this song is in my cartridge of the game.

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/episo ... ion/710815

In an effort to discover what the switch on some of those NES games was for, I came up with nothing. Why must you taunt me.

Druid: Meowth
« Steam »« Xfire »
Glorious Death Metal Music

Only thing on switches I could find was "Both versions of the cartridge feature DIP switches on the front, which may be used to alter the time limit." but this, as far as I can tell, was only on like 3 games and for a special competition.

I need more info!