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Anyway, if you're having trouble finding all the masks just use gamefaqs or something. It's damned hard to try and remember where they all could be when you haven't played the game for so long.
Oh and the Stone Temple is awesome.
When I got my NES, a few years back, my mate also gave me all of his games. About 15-20ish, and included was the gold edition of Zelda 2. I wander if there's any point me playing it. The NES is currently in my brothers room and he never got it to work on his telly, but it works fine on mine, if you give it enoough time.
> to be honest, I've never liked Zelda ever since Ocarina of Time. And
> Ocarina of time was the only Zelda game I've ever played.
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:O
You really, really, *really* need to play:
- Link to the Past
- Link's Awakening (DX if purdy colours are your thing)
I wouldn't bother with the NES games (the first one is amazing, well, to me anyway. I love that game) but don't even bother with Zelda II. That was the biggest piece of crap I've ever played. Then again, I never played the Zelda game on the Phillip's CDI or whatever it was called... that was supposed to be dreadful. Much like the cartoon. :)
"Yeeeeeess Princess", or whatever it was.
hmmm, you're missing out.
> Fierce Diety mask?
Plus, I read that if you use the Fierce Diety mask during the last battle you get a worse ending...
:)
> Bah, what's the point in playing it if you don't wander off in search
> of sub-quests for finding the other masks. That adds hours to the
> time it takes to finish the game and adds half the pleasure too.
Yeah, but when you stop playing a game, come back to it a year later, quite hard to remember what the hell was going on. Just remember I was in the middle of doing some dungeon last time I played.
:P