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This thread has been linked to the game 'The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker'.
When I was playing Zelda I died and got a Game Over and I just thought that I would just start back just outside the bosses door but then I found that I had to do the whole damn level again and I mean what the heck is that about ???? (your views would be abliged)
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YeY Granny!
cookie monster wrote:
> The only difficulty with the tower boss is accidently rolling into the
> pit of electrocution when rolling away from his fire breath.
Yer it seemed at times, it was impossible!
Good job i had granny's potion ;)
> The only difficulty with the tower boss is accidently rolling into the
> pit of electrocution when rolling away from his fire breath.
Yer it seemed at times, it was impossible!
Good job i had granny's potion ;)
The only difficulty with the tower boss is accidently rolling into the pit of electrocution when rolling away from his fire breath.
Icarus wrote:
> Link - big and strong?
I was talking in general.
Meandering observations.
There is no hair-pin-lock-picking adventures in Zelda, I don't think.
> Link - big and strong?
I was talking in general.
Meandering observations.
There is no hair-pin-lock-picking adventures in Zelda, I don't think.
Icarus wrote:
> Link - big and strong?
well he is strong. he can lift a giant rock over his head with ease. i mean serios weight. as for big there is only one area where he could be but i dont want to think about it.
> Link - big and strong?
well he is strong. he can lift a giant rock over his head with ease. i mean serios weight. as for big there is only one area where he could be but i dont want to think about it.
Rickoss wrote:
> It's like an easy copy of Bongo Bongo without the clever attack
> sequences.
I think it's probably like a boss in every fricking ninty game ever.
Starwing / Lylat wars - floaty head and hands
Mario 64 - In the pryamid, floaty hands and stuff
Zelda OoT - The guy in the well (I think)
And no doubt a million other times too
> It's like an easy copy of Bongo Bongo without the clever attack
> sequences.
I think it's probably like a boss in every fricking ninty game ever.
Starwing / Lylat wars - floaty head and hands
Mario 64 - In the pryamid, floaty hands and stuff
Zelda OoT - The guy in the well (I think)
And no doubt a million other times too
Link - big and strong?
Back at Forsaken Fortress.
Bloody women need recusing. As always.
They never think to use their hairpins for themselves, so they? Always have to be asked by the big strong hero bloke.
Tut tut.
Stoopid girlies - no imagination.
Bloody women need recusing. As always.
They never think to use their hairpins for themselves, so they? Always have to be asked by the big strong hero bloke.
Tut tut.
Stoopid girlies - no imagination.
gerrid wrote:
> How did you die on the Temple Of Gods boss?
> Seriously though.
> If you run out of arrows it just gives you more for nothing.
It's like an easy copy of Bongo Bongo without the clever attack sequences.
> How did you die on the Temple Of Gods boss?
> Seriously though.
> If you run out of arrows it just gives you more for nothing.
It's like an easy copy of Bongo Bongo without the clever attack sequences.
Just do all the boxes in one long nice line, then the last one move it a bit further than the rest and you'll get across no problemo.
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