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 Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:38 pm
Ugh! I know how you feel. At first, both the big hands and the flaming bats scared me a bit. I was able to figure out a best way to eliminate them after a while but the hands can be kinda tough cuz they don't stay put for long. And those that are invisible are a real pain! The bats never scared me but the flaming bats did after one of them burnt down my shield. I also hated them for it. mrgreen
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 9:23 am
I HATE THE BATS! scream The bats must dieeeee!
And the weird thing is, I love bats in real life.
I didn't mean the Wall-masters, I was talking about the Spirit Temple Boss. Though they creeped me out too, I let my friend take care of them.
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Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 3:23 pm
Will you look at that!? Love bats IRL, huh? Go figure...
Ah yes, well... I thought you meant all kinds of hands on Ocarina. The ones in the spirit temple are all invisible, aren't they?
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Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:34 am
is this the originla orcina of time???
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Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 11:21 am
Well, yeah! I don't think we're talking about the "Master Quest" Ocarina. Are we Marth-chan? After all, I only have the "Ocarina of Time" included in the "Zelda: Collector's Edition".
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:55 pm
I have the N64 version. My friend bought it for me for Christmas. ^_^
I don't know about the hands in that temple, I was too scared to do it myself for most of it. And that damnable Boss. I hated himmmm!
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 3:17 pm
I see... Well, since I disliked the N64. I didn't get that one. I did get the collector's edition for the cube and it's much better. You can see a difference in the graphics and everything.
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:42 pm
You didn't like the N64?
I was so ticked off when the Gamecube came out because the N64 practically disappeared. I had read that it would still be popular...I guess it sort of still is, but not like it had been before.
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hypnocrown rolled 1 6-sided dice:
6
Total: 6 (1-6)
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:59 am
No I didn't. And the reasons for it were the following:
1- I hated the shape of the controller. Why did they have to put the D-pad and the L button so far away from the analog stick and the rest of the buttons? I know most games didn't use the D-pad and the L button but then; why make a controller that has them if they are not gonna be used at all? I don't know about you guys but I found that to be very stupid.
2- When I learned that the PS1 was able to play music CDs and the N64 just games, I was like: "What the hell!?" If Nintendo heard about such a thing, why not make the N64 compatible with at least the cartridges from the SNES?
3- A bunch of accessories were released for the N64 that didn't really need to be. I found uncalled for that the rumble pack, the controller pack (I think this was like the memory card) and the game boy "transfer" pack were designed to fit in the same place. The controller! That was just weird and lame. Why not have the "memory" pack fit the console instead?
4- Of all the CV games released in that era, only the most popular one was released for the PS1. And that was "Symphony of the night". This made me decide to get the PS1 for sure. Besides, I did try the first Castlevania in 3D for the N64 and it stunk. Apparently not just for me by the way...
And those are the reasons why the N64 is, for me anyway, by far the worst Nintendo system I've seen.
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 10:14 am
Hmmm.
At least you have real reasons to hate the N64. I have friends who hate things because of their brand or who made them. Those are not real reasons.
XD I Liked how the controllers were done, I suppose that means you don't like the gamecube controllers.
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 8:50 am
Thank you! I also don't get how some people hate a brand just because... And you know, I love (that's L-O-V-E) the game cube controllers cuz everything is easy access. The pad, the two sticks. There's nothing that feels out of the way or ackward like on the N64. I even bought the wireless one (wavebird) cuz the cable on the regular one is kinda short. Man! The wavebird controller is awesome! I can even play while a million miles away (I like to exagerate a lil, he-he) and I can also play no matter which position the controller is in. Not to mention that anyone can walk past and the signal doesn't get interrupted.
But you know something? I just thought of two more things about the N64:
The one thing I did like about the N64 was that it already had 4 controller ports, unlike the PS1 (you had to buy a multitap to play 4 player games).
The other thing I dislike about the N64 is that you needed the expansion pack for some (if not most) games. Maybe they shouldn't have released it so early... rolleyes
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 10:09 am
My problem was, I needed the Memory Expansion when I borrowed Majoras Mask and N64 had already died so I couldn't get it anywhere. My sister's boyfriend finally just pried his out of his N64 and gave it to me while I played Majoras Mask. After all, it's HIS Majoras Mask, so he won't be playing it. He's so nice for letting me use both his game and Memory Expansion.
I liked the N64 controllers, but I'm not too fond of the Gamecube controllers. They just don't feel right for some reason. And I don't like the "C" stick, I think the "C" buttons were easier, in my opinion. I do like the Contol Stick and Pad that most controllers offer, and "A" and "B", but I don't like FOUR buttons like the PS controllers. There are way too many buttons and I can't get them straight. crying
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 7:05 pm
Random trivia time!!! Did you know that there is an enemy in Ocerana (spelling?) of Time that was never used? Do you know what it is? It's Fox's Arwing!!!!!!! Yes, tehre's an arwing that flies around and shoots you, and you have to kill it! It's awesome. There's videos of it on youtube. Check it out.
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 9:50 am
I've heard about that! I saw a video about some one who got it. he wasn't very good at fighting it!
And I believe it's Ocarina, I think there's one letter wrong. Or so my friend says. >.<
Did you know that it IS possible to get into nullspace in Ocarina of Time? LoZ Zis known for not being able to get into nullspace, but there is ONE place where it's possible. You have to be Young Link. Go to Kakariko Village, I believe it's the house right across from the Potion Shop. Face the building, then go to the right to where the house meets the cliff. Face the corner, "Z" target and hit "A" or "B" so that Link jumps at the corner. If your facing was correct, Link will go through the wall of the building. There's a tiny platform he stands on, and it's easy to fall so it'll take you a while to get it right. Walk along the platform (not into the cliff) and stay inside the building. You'll get to a larger platform where the door is. Go through the door and you come into a shop that you can go to later in the game. The one with the big guy for the shop keeper with the Goron and some guy in green who looks like a Native American. He thinks it's the future, even though you're mini Link. If you look at the map, it also thinks you're in Castle Town. When you exit the shop, you'll come out the front door of the building you were attacking to begin with! It's so funny!
We think it may be possible to get in there as Adult Link and with the big Goron Sword.
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Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 2:12 pm
So you don't like the Cube's controllers? Go figure... sweatdrop
I don't know why but I always liked the PS controllers. I'm glad the people at Sony found a way to put to use our two fingers (the index fingers and the middle fingers) when playing a game. I don't know why but I didn't have much problems adapting to the idea of using my index fingers for L & R 1 while using my middle fingers for L &R 2. Why only limit ourselves to use our thumbs? You know?
hmm, really? I don't think I've ever seen that airwing thing.
Nullspace, huh? This is the first I hear of it... rolleyes
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