The Legend Of Zelda?

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No, i just scrambled it it one hour. I always thought about big arrangment of several Zelda songs, but i don't have time for it now.
 
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my favorite is the gameboy color Oracle of Seasons, well second to the Original game anyway
 
I never got used to 3D gameplay in Zelda. Besides, LTTP sends me back to my childhood, elementary school. We used to "rent" a cartridge from rental store (just like you do with video/DVD), and play it all day long. Years later, sometime in 2000, i discovered the whole emulation scene and almost started to cry when i heard that beep and saw golden triangles on my computer screen.

Oracle of Ages and Seasons are also great. I used to play them on my mobile phone. Have you guys played "The Minish Cap" for Gameboy Advance?
 
Just to be clear, when it comes to "have you played X Zelda game", for me, the answer is "yes, absolutely, yes!"  And I know what you mean, LTTP was my favourite game in elementary.  But Ocarina hit in grade 7, and what a game...great story, great graphics for N64, amazing gameplay.  Everything LTTP did right + more awesome.  I still play it.
 
Hehe...i bet you aren't so die hard, and you missed two official Zelda games. And they suck.
 
Which ones?  The Philips CD-i games or ones like Link's Crossbow Training?

I'm fucking hardcore.
 
Two CD-I craps. I actually played them. They suck major.
 
Zare said:
Two CD-I craps. I actually played them. They suck major.
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They're not official...but I've played all three.  And they are horrid.

Prisoner Of Maiden said:
I could never beat LTTP I never new how to beat the final boss I'm gena have to download and emulator and try it out now.
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Silver Arrows, dude.
 
They're even more horrid than the old GB patch "Link gets laid"  :D

BTW, several years ago (or like decade ago), there were certain interfaces for SNES and N64 that allowed you to connect CD-ROM drive to them, burn ROM dump files on CD and play them on the real thing. I think that interface for N64 was called CD64 or something like that. Anyone got a clue where to get these things?
 
They were pretty rare 3rd party devices, weren't they?  eBay is probably your best shot.
 
Rare indeed. the only mainstream cd consoles I remember (before the Playstation) was the Sega CD (which plugged into the Genesis), and the Saturn, which some versions, if I remember correctly, also had a 16-bit cartridge slot in the back.
 
Don't know about Zelda, but I remember playing Mission Impossible on Comodore 64, and Q-bert on the Odessy...
 
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