That game is deep.

It’s my goal for the new year to play through it entirely again. No wonder parts of it made me sad/upset as a child, there’s some really heavy stuff in there.

Specifically, I remember getting really sad about the goron dude who died. You put his spirit to rest with a song or something gay like that but then he gets the hero’s goodbye that he wanted. It’s touching.

The whole game has loads of life-relevant stuff that I never realized.

Also the graphics are really cool considering it’s an N64. Motion blur, draw distance, and I guess it’s animation but I dunno; the tentacles on the majora boss at the end. Dumb that they re-used so much of the bumets (characters and stuff) from OoT but whatever.

Ocarina of Time is still perfection, like 100% nothing better than it ever, but Majora looks like it has the potential to be equally amazing. Too bad I wasn’t old enough to appreciate it when I first played it.

It’s the only Zelda game I haven’t finished. Tried it back then with my brother, we never got all the masks.

Good Luck beating it completely

I got it 100% completed. The Final mask was sooo worth it.

And, yeah, there was some heavy **** going on in that game. Keep playing, there is a huge revelation yet to be displayed, and I think you’ll quite enjoy it.

Do it the illegal way;

Roms and Emulators. Big fun.

Kafei and Anju’s reuniting was a beautiful questline.

That being said… I dunno. I didn’t really like the game main story, but the Bomber’s Notebook and all the mask hunting was really cool.

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Come on, reuniting the four giants at the end was pretty special.

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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

That one too, how could I forget Log in to see images!

6am sucks…

CLEAR! Bring this back after a over a week.

Yeah, I have all the Zelda games excluding ones of the handhelds and CD-I. My favorites will always be LoZ: LttP and OoT. But I really enjoyed MM, which I also completed 100%. It more deeply employed a sense of time. Yes, in OoT day would change into night and certain places were closed, but this more extensive. Throughout the day people did not stay in their places, they moved about. Anju wasn’t constantly at the desk at the inn, the postman wasn’t always working, the traveling troupe don’t just coop themselves at the inn all day. And of course your actions can also determine where people go and what they do.

There was some deep stuff in the game. The Anju/Kafei scene right before you get the couples mask, what happens to Romani if you don’t help her at night. The bosses in these game were slightly harder than usual but not impossible.

Riding the horse in Ocarina was a beautiful experience. It made me want to ride ones for real.

Majoras Mask was the dark plot the Zelda series needed.