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Darth Chaltab

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#275035
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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Originally posted by: Zion
Awesome. On a similar note, I found Metroid Prime 2 at a thrift store a few months ago for only seven bucks! I've been playing it a lot the last few days. Hopefully I'll have it beat in the next few days. (No strategy guide either).


I've had Metroid Prime 2 since Fall 2004 and I still haven't beat it. I really ought to go work on that.
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#275002
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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Originally posted by: C3PX

Hmm, so is the Hyrule of TW designed to look like a future version of OoT? You guys mentioned the windmill and Dampa's hut. Spoilers don't bother me, I wont be playing this game anytime soon.




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Definitely. The southern part of the game map (in the GC version) overlaps almost perfectly with the Ocarina of Time map. The game takes place probably a century or so after Ocarina, but before The Wind Waker's great flood. And Twilight Princess is also the only game in the series besides Adventure of Link to show any of Northern Hyrule.

The situation in Kakariko isn't kinky. The only survivors of the town are the man who runs the bomb shop 24/7 (the old guy) and the medicine man named Renado, plus Renado's daughter. That said, for most of the game, some kids from Link's village and a troup of Gorons also occupy the village, so they're not the only people in the town, just the only people who actually live there.

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#274983
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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Originally posted by: TheCassidy

****SPOILER*****

Am I the only one who was upset to see what had become of Kakariko Village in TP? It was kind of sad to see the town in shambles, I mean, the windmill was gone, Dampe's hut was just a pile of rubble...almost as bad as seeing what happened the Hyrule in WW...


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No, but..



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I was even more upset about the fact that there are only three people that actually live in Kakariko and that two of them are adult males and the other is a very young child. The rest of the village was murdered by Twilight Creatures. How is Kakariko supposed to recover with an old guy, a middle aged man, and the middle-aged man's daughter as its only permanent residents?



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#274936
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Originally posted by: C3PX

See what I mean? It was kind of tradition for a while there. None of the followups (in my opinion) have ever been quite as good as the main features. I definately wouldn't throw MM out, but If I were to choose between it an Ocarina, I would take Ocarina any day of the week.


See, that's a much harder choice for me. Ocarina of Time is longer and more epic, but Majora's Mask has a more involved story and some of the greatest character development of any game ever.

It's like choosing between Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back.
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#274827
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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Originally posted by: C3PX
Majora's Mask felt like a rushed work in order to cash in on the excitement of OoT.


Wait, wait.... Whazzat?!

Majora's Mask is one of the best in the series, though for very different reasons. There are only four dungeons, but they're all very good, and Majora's Mask comes closer than any other game in history to feeling like a real living, breathing world. How the heck did it feel like a rushed work?
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#274813
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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I'm looking forward to trying that out, but my local video store doesn't rent Wii games yet.

Originally posted by: JediSage

Chalts, do you think because TWLP was a launch title that they will come up with another Zelda game within the Wii's lifetime? I've heard about Phantom Hourglass for the DS and am looking forward to that one as well...


From what I've heard, Zelda Wii is already in development. Remember that Twilight Princess is technically Gamecube Zelda 2 and was only ported to the Wii to boost that system's early sell-out rate. There may be two more Zelda games on the Wii before it's over.
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#274672
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Video Games - a general discussion thread
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Originally posted by: JediSage
Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
I've been using the official Nintendo brand USB Wi-Fi connector with no troubles, other than the fact that my Firewall has to be disabled for it to work.


Did you need to configure it when you plugged it in? For example, I understand it supports WEP encryption (CRAP), so did you configure it with keys, etc?


It comes with a shiny blue installation CD. Just install the driver and plug it in. (That's the Nintendo version, I don't know how the one that works for Nintendo and the PSP works.)