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With the new footage of zelda being released, I decided to start the second quest on the windwaker ( the one that automatically takes up a new box when you complete the game first time round) and see what the differences are.
The most obvious difference is that Link is never given the heros outfit and remains in his pyjamas throughout the course of the game (or as far as i have got). People now comment on his clothes alot more and prince komalis assistant immediately greets you as the boy with the crawfish T-shirt.
You now start the game with a wallet capable of holding 200 rupees rather than 99 aswell as already holding the pictograph however I have not yet found a reason why you start off with the pictograph and your original pictures from the previously completed game.You can also now understand the great deku tree, king of red lions and lord jabu when they speak in the "old tounge".
Has anyone else discovered any differences when playing the second quest? im sure there are loads more out there...
The most obvious difference is that Link is never given the heros outfit and remains in his pyjamas throughout the course of the game (or as far as i have got). People now comment on his clothes alot more and prince komalis assistant immediately greets you as the boy with the crawfish T-shirt.
You now start the game with a wallet capable of holding 200 rupees rather than 99 aswell as already holding the pictograph however I have not yet found a reason why you start off with the pictograph and your original pictures from the previously completed game.You can also now understand the great deku tree, king of red lions and lord jabu when they speak in the "old tounge".
Has anyone else discovered any differences when playing the second quest? im sure there are loads more out there...
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With the new footage of zelda being released, I decided to start the second quest on the windwaker ( the one that automatically takes up a new box when you complete the game first time round) and see what the differences are.
The most obvious difference is that Link is never given the heros outfit and remains in his pyjamas throughout the course of the game (or as far as i have got). People now comment on his clothes alot more and prince komalis assistant immediately greets you as the boy with the crawfish T-shirt.
You now start the game with a wallet capable of holding 200 rupees rather than 99 aswell as already holding the pictograph however I have not yet found a reason why you start off with the pictograph and your original pictures from the previously completed game.You can also now understand the great deku tree, king of red lions and lord jabu when they speak in the "old tounge".
Has anyone else discovered any differences when playing the second quest? im sure there are loads more out there...
The most obvious difference is that Link is never given the heros outfit and remains in his pyjamas throughout the course of the game (or as far as i have got). People now comment on his clothes alot more and prince komalis assistant immediately greets you as the boy with the crawfish T-shirt.
You now start the game with a wallet capable of holding 200 rupees rather than 99 aswell as already holding the pictograph however I have not yet found a reason why you start off with the pictograph and your original pictures from the previously completed game.You can also now understand the great deku tree, king of red lions and lord jabu when they speak in the "old tounge".
Has anyone else discovered any differences when playing the second quest? im sure there are loads more out there...
ZeldaUniverse.net has a comprehensive list for this I think.
This is what the second quest does, you fought and met many people before you got the Pictograph and so to fill the Nintendo Gallery you actually HAVE to start the game again.
Dringo wrote:
> This is what the second quest does, you fought and met many people
> before you got the Pictograph and so to fill the Nintendo Gallery you
> actually HAVE to start the game again.
so how do you complete the nintendo gallery? I know where it is but im not sure what you have to do in it.
> This is what the second quest does, you fought and met many people
> before you got the Pictograph and so to fill the Nintendo Gallery you
> actually HAVE to start the game again.
so how do you complete the nintendo gallery? I know where it is but im not sure what you have to do in it.
Photo everything in the game that is organic and moves.
Basically.
Basically.
Cyclone wrote:
> Photo everything in the game that is organic and moves.
>
> Basically.
So does it remain the same for both files. For example if i took loads of pictures and showed them to the gallery on my already completed game, would they remain on the new red file?
> Photo everything in the game that is organic and moves.
>
> Basically.
So does it remain the same for both files. For example if i took loads of pictures and showed them to the gallery on my already completed game, would they remain on the new red file?
No no no.
You have to have the DX pictobox to take pictures of all the enemies in the first two or so dungeons, especially the bosses. If you haven't taken pictures of the bosses, you won't ever complete the Nintendo Gallery. Not that most people would anyway.
You have to have the DX pictobox to take pictures of all the enemies in the first two or so dungeons, especially the bosses. If you haven't taken pictures of the bosses, you won't ever complete the Nintendo Gallery. Not that most people would anyway.
gerrid wrote:
> No no no.
> You have to have the DX pictobox to take pictures of all the enemies
> in the first two or so dungeons, especially the bosses. If you
> haven't taken pictures of the bosses, you won't ever complete the
> Nintendo Gallery. Not that most people would anyway.
well ive already done the rist two dungeons so i guess it means starting the game again if i wanted to compltete the nintendo gallery. has anyone actually completed the gallery? what are the rewards?
> No no no.
> You have to have the DX pictobox to take pictures of all the enemies
> in the first two or so dungeons, especially the bosses. If you
> haven't taken pictures of the bosses, you won't ever complete the
> Nintendo Gallery. Not that most people would anyway.
well ive already done the rist two dungeons so i guess it means starting the game again if i wanted to compltete the nintendo gallery. has anyone actually completed the gallery? what are the rewards?
Pringle28 wrote:
> what are the rewards?
I dont think there is one. A sense of utter geekness?
Do you get all the ones you did in your original save carried over to the Red save? Or do you have to start over?
> what are the rewards?
I dont think there is one. A sense of utter geekness?
Do you get all the ones you did in your original save carried over to the Red save? Or do you have to start over?
I got everything you could in one game.
About 6 statues short, I think.
And there's some (Knuckle) you can't get without the GBA connection. As far as I've heard, all the Gallery stuff carries on over to the 2nd quest.
It bloody better do anyway, as I erased my final save with the new one.
About 6 statues short, I think.
And there's some (Knuckle) you can't get without the GBA connection. As far as I've heard, all the Gallery stuff carries on over to the 2nd quest.
It bloody better do anyway, as I erased my final save with the new one.
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