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So how long do you think it will take you to play them all? It has taken me two years to play all of the handhelds and I'm currently playing my first console version (Ocarina of Time) now. At the rate I'm going, it'll take me another year to finish the rest.
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I'm not familiar with BS Zelda.

Don't forget the CD-i Zeldas!
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I'm going to be honest; that graphic is extremely hard to read.
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Sounds fun. :D

If it were me though, I wouldn't play both Ocarina and Master Quest. The only difference is the dungeon layout. I say pick one lest you get bored and quit the other.
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XxBroBuzzxX wrote: Actually there's a lot more differences in the 3DS version of the Master Quest, the version I'm playing, than the original Master Quest on the Gamecube. Monsters do double damage, the whole game is mirrored and as you said, the dungeons are different.
Ah, I didn't know you were playing the 3ds version, or that they'd made it more difficult. I'm excited to eventually try it myself now.

In that case have at it, should be cool!

I dare you to do a three heart run on it. :lol:
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CFFJR wrote:
XxBroBuzzxX wrote: Actually there's a lot more differences in the 3DS version of the Master Quest, the version I'm playing, than the original Master Quest on the Gamecube. Monsters do double damage, the whole game is mirrored and as you said, the dungeons are different.
Ah, I didn't know you were playing the 3ds version, or that they'd made it more difficult. I'm excited to eventually try it myself now.

In that case have at it, should be cool!

I dare you to do a three heart run on it. :lol:
Or a 3-heart no healing minimal items run. :mrgreen: I actually plan on doing that, eventually.
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I feel like I've already done my duty to celebrate this, having recently beaten Oracle of Seasons, Ages, and LA DX all back to back. Haha, I was a little burned out after all that, but it was epic. My first time playing all of them as well (I've played LA tons of times, but that was a first for the DX version).
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After a bit of searching I finally found a website that emulates Game and Watch games perfectly. I've been playing Zelda Game and Watch game they have their and it's pretty fun. I looked it up and the game actually has an ending unlike most Game and Watch games. Gonna try to beat it now.
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