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Pikachu NeoXtreme total posts: 8209 since: Nov 2010	Mar 25, 12 at 8:04pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Go get the lens man! D: I wouldn't want Zelda to "look" like any of the other games with incredible HD glamour. I like it the way it is; slightly updated from TP, but not to the point where its something you would have to think twice to know if Nintendo actually made that or not. -------------------
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 25, 12 at 8:33pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Hmm, all of this talk of the Lens of Truth is making me want to do a battle with Bongo Bongo, without it. Challenge accepted. -------------------
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Dark Arcanine Her better half (moderator) (neocrs) Action [Wii] GameGrep Announcements and Changes GameGrep Approvers GameGrep Bugs GameGrep Feedback & Suggestions GameGrep Help and Best Practices General Wii U NEOCRS Staff total posts: 24306 neopoints: 11623 GameGrep pts: 15420 since: Apr 2007	Mar 26, 12 at 6:51am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	It'll be legen - wait for it - dary. Means I have to go battle Dead Hand. Horrid thing. It's funny though as I normally do that dungeon much sooner. And we'll have to see. The Wii U is shaped for a possible "more hardcore" appeal, so it's possible their titles may come to reflect this in some way. Some developers have been saying they think the console is geared for it. So it's not out of the cards for it to happen to Zelda. The Zelda games always look amazing though. ------------------- MH3U < Wii U Community > Trine 2 GameGrep - Video Game News
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 26, 12 at 10:39am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Challenge completed. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. With five hearts, in MQ, and the possibility of dying in one hit, I still had to be careful. All I did was centered my aim between his fists charging at me and I scored a hit each time. Repeated this until he died. It was fun, and gave me a good reason to put in OoT 3D again. -------------------
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Bowser's_Cookies unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Mar 27, 12 at 8:26am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Strangly enough, I always fought Bongo Bongo without the Lens. I never even knew he could be seen with the Lens when I had my first battles with him. It was only until I played OoT years later that I figured it out... what...? Well I was young! I didn't know anything back then.
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 27, 12 at 10:11am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Even as a young child back then, I still knew he could be seen with the Lens. He is a Phantom Shadow Beast after all. The Lens of Truh do happen to reveal those sort of things. -------------------
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Bowser's_Cookies unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Mar 27, 12 at 11:29am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	The question is: how young were you? Because believe me I am probably one of the youngest people to have ever played OoT. Majora's Mask actually taught be how to read the time. THAT is how young I was when I played OoT. I didn't bother with story and heck I didn't even know what a phantom was. It's amazing thinking back at all that and thinking how much we've learnt since then. Brings a tear to my eye. :') Those were the good 'ol days.
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 27, 12 at 1:03pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	One year old. Nah, I was five or so. That age is still pretty young to be playing a game such as Ocarina of Time. My brother helped me through most of it, so I didn't have a strong feeling of accomplishment when I finally beat it. So, I started another playthrough and beat the game myself. -------------------
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Bowser's_Cookies unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Mar 27, 12 at 1:17pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	5 is young too. -- I have the fondest memories of MM. If anything gives me nostalgia, that game does. The time system really gets you into it and I love just chillin around in Clock Town. Its main story may be short, but the 4 different parts of the world make up for it. Everyone has a story to tell. That's where it really shines. SS was good, but it will never knock MM out of my heart.
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 27, 12 at 4:40pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	Some people have an extreme hate towards the time mechanics of the game because they think that it interferes with exploring around the land, collecting various things, etc. Then again, most of that majority didn't make it past the part when getting the Ocarina of Time back. For me, the whole concept was interesting to adapt to. The many things to do in Majora's Mask, such as collecting the masks and completing every sidequest, can keep anyone entertained if they put forth the effort into it. -------------------
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Dark Arcanine Her better half (moderator) (neocrs) Action [Wii] GameGrep Announcements and Changes GameGrep Approvers GameGrep Bugs GameGrep Feedback & Suggestions GameGrep Help and Best Practices General Wii U NEOCRS Staff total posts: 24306 neopoints: 11623 GameGrep pts: 15420 since: Apr 2007	Mar 27, 12 at 5:01pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	I remember talk that the time concept would be made less bothersome if MM3D is made. Or something like that. And if I remember right, all the side stuff is what formed the other major criticism because people would rather have had more main content. I got the Lens of Truth. Oh Dead Hand, how I did not miss you. Forgot my way around the place a bit though. I keep playing like I'm on MQ. ------------------- MH3U < Wii U Community > Trine 2 GameGrep - Video Game News
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Roxas Tranquility Neolithic total posts: 6783 GameGrep pts: 157 since: Aug 2007	Mar 27, 12 at 9:06pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	It makes me chuckle. People complain when a game doesn't have enough content for their own satisfaction. However, when they do get a game that has plenty of content, they will find any other excuse they can to complain about something more ridiculous. -------------------
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Pikachu NeoXtreme total posts: 8209 since: Nov 2010	Mar 27, 12 at 11:58pm ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	People complain about everything. Kid Icarus: Uprising got a few complaints because the controls "weren't normal" :/ then they move on and whine about something else. I was a big complainer about MM. Never verbal about it though. The 3 day limit thing put so much pressure on me lol -------------------
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Dark Arcanine Her better half (moderator) (neocrs) Action [Wii] GameGrep Announcements and Changes GameGrep Approvers GameGrep Bugs GameGrep Feedback & Suggestions GameGrep Help and Best Practices General Wii U NEOCRS Staff total posts: 24306 neopoints: 11623 GameGrep pts: 15420 since: Apr 2007	Mar 28, 12 at 12:06am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	And even more a while after release. SS received constant praise when it came out, yet since then many negative articles have been popping up. I personally put it down to fishing for hits though. Some of the comments are worth reading just because they're so hilarious. ------------------- MH3U < Wii U Community > Trine 2 GameGrep - Video Game News
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Pikachu NeoXtreme total posts: 8209 since: Nov 2010	Mar 28, 12 at 12:11am ^ re: GD: Temple of Time II - Ganon's Castle now in the Desert Colossus
	It's all publicity. Whether it's good or bad, it still brings SS attention :> Speaking of SS, there's something about a glitch that if your game has it, if you try to do a certain quest, it wont let you progress? o.o -------------------
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