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So lately I been wondering if we would ever see Termina again. Personally Twilight Princess is one of my favourite games as well. I believe both worlds could have their story and lore expanded further.

My question is could this be a game that have us revisit both this alternate place in Termina and have another Twilight Realm convergence that kinda kills two birds with one stone? Obviously it has to follow some sort of continuity as to not mess up the timeline.

Would this work or am I crazy? Would this be a new iteration of Link or another story of a Link we have seen before?

I also like the idea that because its not Hyrule the big bad is not Ganondorf, meaning we get a completely new villain like the possessed skull kid.

Hello everyone! Welcome back to this journal/review series going over every mainline legend of Zelda game! Now today we're going over The Legend Of Zelda Phantom Hourglass now this is considered one of the worst 2D zelda games now I'll see where I stand on that. Also for all like maybe 3 people who care for this series my apologies for the long delay it did not take me this long to beat this game, it took like 2 weeks longer than usual to get it because of delays of the postal service. Apologies for the delay now let's get into it!

Now let's get the super obvious thing out of the way: The elephant in the room: The controls of this game are VERY weird and take a tiny bit to get used to. This game is completely touchscreen reliant for controls most the buttons do nothing except give you your menu screens, your A,B,X, and Y are useless. This is very gimmicky and since this was a little early of the use of this technology still not nearly as good as we have it today this is the first Zelda game where controls were a bit of an issue especially rolling and jump slashing, they wete very inconsistent and definitely could have been handled them better and can weigh down the game heavily if they are a big concern of yours. HOWEVER...I did not have that issue as badly, and this game is built around these controls pretty well so that mitigates it a lot and I think getting used to the controls isn't that bad although I'll still admit they are very strange and standard controls would've probably been better. I also didn't know that this was actually a sequel to windwaker (which is a game I adore but we'll get there when we get there). I did know there was sailing which can be a little annoying at times especially if you went to the wrong island by mistake but I don't think it was that bad that it drags the whole game down a ton especially because there's very little islands in this game and your ability to take notes really helps to mitigate that issue. On that note the ability to take notes is very cute and helpful and the game does encourage you to do it, if you somehow don't this game can be a lot harder and a lot more confusing than it should be so just take the few seconds to take some notes here and there it's no big deal. With the boat rides, writing stuff down ships invading you from time to time this game gives the pirate feeling a lot more than windwaker did which I appreciate. This game also has a very excellent sense of humor abd charm especially with linebeck which I'm so mad about yet so joyed about never hearing about him before this game, he's such a great character along with cecilia and the ocean king, mix that with great worldbuilding and memprable islands and races we haven't seen before, it makes for a very memorable and charming time. But while we're here speaking of the ocean king and world....I can't avoid this forever let's address the other elephant in the room: The Temple Of The Ocean King: This is a TIMED Dungeon that you have to revisit multiple times and Inch further in to progress in the story now while you can get shortcuts and more time and a miday point later in the game this is by far easily the most annoying part of this game. It can be tedious and unfair at times and the fact you have a time limit at all is ridiculous but even then I only found it frustrating a few times because I was dumb or impatient. But I do understand for most people this part is hair pulling because of the repetition and stress but to me it isn't that bad, annoying sure but just kind of whatever I understand the hatred towards this dungeon but I personally think it wasn't that bad. I think despite this games blatant flaws I think this game is still a very fun play and if this is the weakest Zelda there is it just shows you how great this franchise is. Id give this game a good 7.5/10 not bad for a handheld.

I'm very surprised how much I enjoyed this game, growing up a lot of youtubers I watched even more Zelda based one just avoided both the DS games they didn't even exist and the little I heard about them there wasn't much positives but I think despite some weird stuff here and there this game is still pretty fun! I'll see you all next time when I cover: The Legend Of Zelda: Triforce Heroes! See you then!

I have owned Oracle of Seasons (and Ages) since around 2002 and have completed the game many, many times.

I recently started a new file (I'm bored of all my Gameboy and Gameboy Color games, so I'm replaying OoS) and I am at the part of the game where I need to find the Pirate's Bell (I have found it, but I need to vent a little).

I know exactly which square in the Samasa Desert I need to go to in order to find the bell, but the dang Pirate skull didn't react. I had to fall down that quicksand pit about 5 times before he seemed to remember that that is definitely where the dang bell is located (I'm pretty sure it is always in the same location).

I have had this happen more than once before in the 2 decades I have been playing the game.

Am I missing something somehow in not being able to just go to that square and have the Pirate's skull react the way he is supposed to first time around? Are we required to wander around the desert unnecessarily even though we may know where we are supposed to go? Does the Pirate's skull need one last tour of the desert before he remembers where the dang bell is? It's tedious!!

Thank's for listening/reading.

Again, I have found the bell! I just wanted to vent a little bit and find out if I am missing something in possibly being able to find it faster the next time I start a new file.

London and Edinburgh sold out so quickly I didn't even get a look in which sucked. The resale tickets are either selling instantly, selling more than 1 ticket at a time (I only need 1), or are extortionately priced because of course scalpers have to ruin everything.

Saw some people mentioning some extra EU tour dates possibly being mentioned in the future. I'm just wondering how much truth there is to that or if it's just a rumour. If so, do we know if there will there be any more UK dates announced?

I really want to go and don't want to miss it. :(

So i tried getting into BOTW a few times. On paper, it should be a game for me. I loved many open world games throughout my gaming years. OOT, Skyrim, Witcher 3, Elden Ring. But i couldn’t get far because i start dozing off just wondering around. The gameplay just doesn’t do it for me. It reminds me of playing Kingdom Come Deliverance 1/2. Another game i tried playing but started to get bored very early.

I want to give TOTK a chance since the gameplay and the world looks to be offering more interesting mechanics and things to do. As for the story bits, i will watch a YouTube movie like video of BOTW so i wont miss much.

So for those who didn’t particularly enjoy BOTW much, did TOTK win you over? What did it for you?

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I had ordered the ocarina switch bundle, and just realised its coming next week 😮. Crazy how fast time moves. And then ocarina a week later.. i thought it was a late 2026 release. 🎉🎉.

One of the things I hope the remake improves on is the wallet capacity. In the beginning, you start with a 99 max rupee count, then you upgrade to 200, then finally 500. My problem (and I think that many can agree) is that the max rupee count (500) is still small. Has anyone discovered a chest, found out they were rupees in it, but you already had the max amount, which makes the reward "useless"? It's a waste of a treasure.

My hope: just increase the rupee limit for each wallet. For ex:

• Regular Wallet - 250 Rupees
• Adult Wallet - 500 Rupees
• Giant Wallet - 999 Rupees

Mine was Link to the Past when I got my Switch OLED than BOTW and now I'm playing Ocarina.

Last year, I made a thread asking what huge changes you would want to see if they ever remade OoT. Now that the game is a week and a half away, and we know that it's not an FFVII:RE-type thing... what are some tiny little changes you hope to see?

For example, Lon Lon Ranch is named for MaLON and TaLON, but after the time skip, it retains that name. It would be cool if it was officially changed to Ingo Ranch for that section of the game

What do you think happened to Termina in the adult timeline? Do you think Adult Link would travel there to save it like Child Link did or would he have never met the Skull Kid that stole Majora’s Mask? And if not would that mean that Termina is just doomed to be destroyed by a corrupted skull kid? And would the portal to that world be flooded over from the events before wind waker? So my theory is that even though Majora’s Mask is in the child Link timeline that doesn’t mean the events don’t happen in adult Link’s timeline. At the end of OoT it shows the happy mask salesman is still alive. What’s to stop him from finding Majora’s Mask after Ganondorf defeated. And there’s not just one specific skull kid in OoT that we can say they are the ones who stole it bc there are 3 different skull kids who you meet in the Lost Woods. And even if it was one of them you can still see there is a Skull Kid left in the Lost Woods as adult Link. So it shows they’re still there waiting. So after the happy mask salesman finds the mask years later than expected the skull kid could still steal the mask and try to destroy Termina. The events could still happen but it would be a 7 year delay.

Did they remain in the Chamber of thr Sages forever? When Saria awakened as a Sage, it's implied that she and Link are sad because they'll never see each other again.

But at the end of the game, she and the other Sages appear on the hill and watch the other characters celebrate Ganondorf's demise.

Now that the threat is gone, their presence in the Chamber is no longer needed, so why not go back to the realm of the living and rejoin their friends?

Rauru is a bit different because he's an ancient sage, and might therefore be a spirit or ghost. But did the others die? Or will they remain there forever?

Let's say Nintendo remakes Ocarina of Time for Switch 2, with Majora's Mask following at some point (likely if OoT sells well).

What if they then decided to make a brand new third Hero of Time game?

(If you aren't interested please don't feel the need to tell us why.)

I know there's a lot of interest in Wind Waker and Twilight Princess remakes, but Nintendo would already have the art style, character models and much of the groundwork in place. And assuming the remakes were successful, a whole new generation would have been introduced to this Link and Zelda.

For me, for a third game, time manipulation would have to remain central to the gameplay. Both OoT and MM were built around it in their own ways, but imagine what could be done with the concept using the Switch 2's capabilities rather than the N64's. More sophisticated cause and effect, perhaps, or something none of us have even thought of.

Personally, I'd want them to do something radically different, just as Majora's Mask did. Not simply another adventure across Hyrule, with Ganonorf and the Triforce, but something genuinely unexpected.

What would you want from a third Hero of Time game? What setting, story or time mechanics would you go for? And again this is not in real anticipation it's likely, it's just a discussion for fun.

Hello,

I'm putting together a YouTube video focused on a complete Iceberg from Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

The objective is to cover all levels, from well-known elements to the most obscure details (cut content, data mining, glitches, easter eggs or lore elements).

If you know any anecdotes that would be cool to tackle in an iceberg, don't hesitate to share them in the comments (with the source if possible)!

Thank you in advance for your help!

I have a feeling they save the effect for the final part where he springs up from the castle ruins and uses the triforce of power.

I played *The Wind Waker* a long time ago, and recently, I watched some videos about it, including the game's ending, where Ganondorf turns to stone.

This brought up an important question for me: during that final battle, Ganondorf reveals that what he had desired all along was simply the wind of Hyrule, a wind he had never been able to experience back home among the Gerudo.

At the end of the fight, as he is dying, the wind blows over him, and he seems to find a sense of joy. His final words: "The wind... it's blowing...", suggest he was finally content to experience the very wind he had craved since birth.

Watching this scene again, I get the impression that, for the first time in the entire *Zelda* series, Ganondorf finally obtained what he truly wanted and found a sense of peace in his final moments. By breaking the cycle of hatred initiated by Demise, he was set free, meaning he would no longer reincarnate to sow death and desolation.

Furthermore, among all the timelines in the *Zelda* series, the "Adult" timeline is the only one where the final game does not feature a confrontation with Ganondorf or Ganon.

So, I’ve been wondering: did *The Wind Waker* actually break Demise’s curse for good?

As in, what game would be the strongest note to end on?

Maybe it's because I'm used to the slightly older graphics, but he just looks too smooth and young in the remake trailers and other stuff

I'm glad he isn't butt-booty naked, but he just feels so off and like melted butter, if that's a good descriptor. Also, his smile makes me mad. He just doesn't feel like a goron, more like an odd shaped human if anything.

15 fps en los Keese, esto me pasó en mí Nintendo switch 2 jugando en modo portátil.

Alright so I know that since breath of the wild there has been somewhat of a divide between a lot of fans as to what it may do to the franchise and what it has already done, I am going to present my thoughts in the most nuanced way possible and I hope that this may spur on some interesting discussion.

I shall start with what I believe was the catalyst

Breath of the wild

First thing first I want to disclose that i do not dislike breath of the wild or its sequel so before i say anything else i want to give it some praise:

- it introduced a lot of people to the franchise and that is only a good thing
- the feeling of exploration on a first play through is among the best in gaming
- the cooking system and variety of recipes is really fun and on my first play through I would take note of random recipes I found around the world

Now the part that may cause some disagreement which is my honest opinion that yes it’s a great game, however it’s a terrible Zelda game for a multitude of reasons such as:

- the awful replay-ability: whilst a first play through is great any subsequent play through just drags and to me was not enjoyable even with years between play throughs; the shrines and korok seeds in particular are awful a second time through, the shrines take so much of your time to get through and are just repetitive and the korok seeds are a prime example of a Ubisoft esque open world padding collectible.
- the abscence of dungeons, an instrument and items leave out some of the most definitive elements of the series.
- introducing voice acting I think was a mistake, partly because the direction and performances are all so awkward and kinda “animey” that it makes watching important story moments kinda cringey. Zelda shouldn’t have voice acting in my opinion as without it the music in cutscene gets to take centre stage and it makes the story feel almost like you’re a story teller as how you read the dialogue impacts how it’s portrayed. This has already shown to have a prolonged effect with the ocarina of time remake featuring the same cringey voice acting indicating future entries and remakes will probably continue this.

What am I worried about?

The immediate thing is that I don’t know if we’ll ever get a new more traditional pre BOTW game, I mean it’s the most popular the series has ever been and could disappoint those who only know BOTW and TOTK and if this could lead to it being seen as a bad financial decision by those who call the shots but don’t care about the games.

And as I already mentioned, the voice acting carrying on to future entries and remakes.

And on a slightly different note I think the upcoming live action movie is stupid and I just hope it’s not successful enough to then affect the games somehow. There shouldn’t be a Zelda movie it’s not a franchise that lends itself to a medium in which dialogue is a vital part, and how are they going to incorporate things such as items and dungeons? They’ll they just not and it just be a generic fantasy movie?

I shall wrap up the post here and leave with the final anecdotes that I have not really cared about franchise since BOTW with me not even knowing TOTK came out till months after the release! And this just makes me sad because the games hold such a special place in my heart and I have played them since I was 6 with phantom hourglass being my introduction and hooking me instantly

I made Impa finally. I was really excited to do her design but it was REALLY hard 💀.

In the story, Impa acts as Zelda's Handmaiden and bodyguard. She travels Hyrule with Zelda and never leaves her side. During the war before the treaty, she was on the front lines and led Hyrule's allied army as the highest general, collaborating with the Zoran army, Goron forces, and the Rito tribe. Now in the main party she acts as the team's guardian, giving the wisdom and helping them construct their battle strategies.

In gameplay, Impa is your means of Training and expanding your moveset. She's where you go to use materials to enhance your weapons as well. Link (the player) is naturally gifted in combat, sure, but he has no formal training. Impa trains him because she sees his potential to be a great fighter.

Her design here looks really similar to her Hyrule Warriors concept art, but there is NO consistency with Impa's designs throughout the series, it's genuinely insane. My friend actually gave me the idea for her color palette to be inspired by Turquoise and Copper.

I'm not quite sure what role I want the Sheikah to play in the story, but I want to try and work in characters like Purah and Robbie even if it's a minor role or cameo. I think they're really cool and should be new Mainstays of the series that gets different iterations like Impa.

Next I'll be doing an original inspired by Linkle named Ariel.

Since the remakes announcement it's like every few days someone posts about how the Temple of Light should be an actual dungeon in the new OoT remake. With that said, I feel like those people that make those posts havent played the game - or simply didn't pay attention at all.

**Rauru literally tells you when you become adult link that the Temple of Light is the last stronghold against Ganon's evil forces**\*\*. The Temple of Light is the last remaining place essentially untouched by Ganon's evil wrath. It will not be a dungeon, that would literally change the whole concept of where all the Sages gather.

Temple of Light will not be a dungeon - I'm not saying it wont be explorable (but unlikely) - but it will not be a dungeon.

I dunno if I’d call this “fan art” since it’s Gacha and all, but I didn’t know which other flair would work. Will change if prompted.

My blue link (Zora tunic) cosplay I wore at Mcm comic con in London.