The Legend of Zelda
10-06-03 | 08:13 PM
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10-06-03 | 09:05 PM
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Awesome. Nice to see it finally confirmed. I'll buy a copy on Ebay or trade for one. It's a must-have for me cause i never got to play Majora's Mask, and i was looking to pick up Adventure of Link anyway.
10-06-03 | 09:05 PM
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If Zelda and Zelda II are straight ports, this is an easy pass. I still have my cartridges and can play them on the PC at any time.
I also have OoT and MM for N64, along with the OoT bonus disk from WW, so that's not much of an incentive.
I also have OoT and MM for N64, along with the OoT bonus disk from WW, so that's not much of an incentive.
10-06-03 | 09:14 PM
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From: Raccoon City, OR
Originally posted by trigun
If Zelda and Zelda II are straight ports, this is an easy pass. I still have my cartridges and can play them on the PC at any time.
I also have OoT and MM for N64, along with the OoT bonus disk from WW, so that's not much of an incentive.
If Zelda and Zelda II are straight ports, this is an easy pass. I still have my cartridges and can play them on the PC at any time.
I also have OoT and MM for N64, along with the OoT bonus disk from WW, so that's not much of an incentive.
I think this is a pretty good deal; not a huge fan of Zelda, but now I wish I would have waited a couple of weeks before picking up a Gamecube now... oh well...
10-06-03 | 09:22 PM
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I'm purterbed by the lack of Link's Awakening and Link to the Past as well. I hope this is available in a separate package as well...
...or we could always just buy the GC and return it without the disk.
...or we could always just buy the GC and return it without the disk.
10-06-03 | 09:53 PM
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From: NW Indiana
Originally posted by Superboy
I'm purterbed by the lack of Link's Awakening and Link to the Past as well. I hope this is available in a separate package as well...
...or we could always just buy the GC and return it without the disk.
I'm purterbed by the lack of Link's Awakening and Link to the Past as well. I hope this is available in a separate package as well...
...or we could always just buy the GC and return it without the disk.
10-06-03 | 09:57 PM
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From: Space Junk Galaxy
Originally posted by cheapskate
Yeah, but most people don't have their "old" consoles anymore; and even if they do, they're probably collecting dust somewhere far, far away from the living room...
Yeah, but most people don't have their "old" consoles anymore; and even if they do, they're probably collecting dust somewhere far, far away from the living room...
10-06-03 | 10:21 PM
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Link to the Past is available on the Gameboy Advance. That is the reason that one isn't on there. No point in giving something away for free when you can still milk it for full price unfortunately.
Link to the Past is available on the Gameboy Advance. That is the reason that one isn't on there. No point in giving something away for free when you can still milk it for full price unfortunately.
10-07-03 | 12:02 AM
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Originally posted by CreatureX
Not only that, but there are many "younger" gamers today who weren't even born back when those games were released. So they can now have the chance to play the original Zelda games.
Not only that, but there are many "younger" gamers today who weren't even born back when those games were released. So they can now have the chance to play the original Zelda games.
10-07-03 | 12:19 AM
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I doubt there are that many young (<16 years old) gamers that would give Zelda or Zelda 2 half a look.
I doubt there are that many young (<16 years old) gamers that would give Zelda or Zelda 2 half a look.
....of course I probably have something to do with that.
Maybe they are going to rerelease Zelda Link's Awakening for the GBA.
10-07-03 | 08:21 AM
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Well.. since I am no longer buying a Gamecube for Christmas 
.. I'll just peek around for this at Gamestop or EB.
If anything I really want to give Majora's Mask a real try, but that's about it, I do still have Zelda 1 and 2 and my Nintendo is still hooked up in another room. What happened to that documentary that was mentioned before?
.. I'll just peek around for this at Gamestop or EB.If anything I really want to give Majora's Mask a real try, but that's about it, I do still have Zelda 1 and 2 and my Nintendo is still hooked up in another room. What happened to that documentary that was mentioned before?
10-07-03 | 09:30 AM
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From: New York City
Originally posted by tanman
My brother is 13 and likes them....
....of course I probably have something to do with that.
Maybe they are going to rerelease Zelda Link's Awakening for the GBA.
My brother is 13 and likes them....
....of course I probably have something to do with that.
Maybe they are going to rerelease Zelda Link's Awakening for the GBA.
10-07-03 | 10:38 AM
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sweeeet! I need this badly. It will awesome to have all these games on one console. Plus I don't have Zelda 2 or Majora's Mask anymore. I HAVE to get one of these.........Maybe I can get someone at Target to sell it to me like the bonus disc