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I never used that but I still loved it :)
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"manuel" wrote:I love Wind Waker, perhaps because I could play it together with my wife via GBA-connection? :wink: How do I go about doing that? My wife recently bought a GBA, and she wants us to pick up WindWaker. I think she'd dig it alot if we could play together, myself included! Could you tell me what I need? Do we need the game for both GBA and GameCube? Also, I think there's a special connector from GBA to Cube, I assume that's also necessary? Thanks ahead of time! http://robertlbryant.com
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You don't need another game, just a link cable (which unfortunately I don't have so I haven't been able to try it out). The person with the GBA plays as Tingle who according to the manual can reach places Link can't and uncover secrets.
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But I have 3 connector thingies for Four Swords adventures and it is awesome.
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Majora's mask was more of a side story quest, thats what made me dislike it, also there were only 4 main dungeons as compared to it's trademark of like haveing 8 or more.
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"_NrG_" wrote:Majora's mask was more of a side story quest, thats what made me dislike it, also there were only 4 main dungeons as compared to it's trademark of like haveing 8 or more. it's not a side story at all, it takes place right where OoT left off, and if it weren't for the stupid time system, the game would rock almost as much as OoT. as for having four dungeons... they're huge.... you can't complain about that.

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"Roth" wrote:"manuel" wrote:I love Wind Waker, perhaps because I could play it together with my wife via GBA-connection? :wink: How do I go about doing that? My wife recently bought a GBA, and she wants us to pick up WindWaker. I think she'd dig it alot if we could play together, myself included! Could you tell me what I need? Do we need the game for both GBA and GameCube? Also, I think there's a special connector from GBA to Cube, I assume that's also necessary? Thanks ahead of time! As Daynum said, the second player can play Tingle and that's very helpful. There are places in the oceans where very strong enemies live. It's quite dangerous to sail through those. But Tingle can drop bombs on those enemies from the GBA and it only costs 10 rupees per bomb or so (don't remember the exact price). It really helps and is much fun. :) You should definitely get Wind Waker and the connection cable.
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"manuel" wrote:"Roth" wrote:"manuel" wrote:I love Wind Waker, perhaps because I could play it together with my wife via GBA-connection? :wink: How do I go about doing that? My wife recently bought a GBA, and she wants us to pick up WindWaker. I think she'd dig it alot if we could play together, myself included! Could you tell me what I need? Do we need the game for both GBA and GameCube? Also, I think there's a special connector from GBA to Cube, I assume that's also necessary? Thanks ahead of time! As Daynum said, the second player can play Tingle and that's very helpful. There are places in the oceans where very strong enemies live. It's quite dangerous to sail through those. But Tingle can drop bombs on those enemies from the GBA and it only costs 10 rupees per bomb or so (don't remember the exact price). It really helps and is much fun. ) You should definitely get Wind Waker and the connection cable. I remember my freind showing me this feature. He helped me a lil and decided to be an a-hole and keep trying to bomb me in the forest dungeon
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Well, for those who played OoT, if you buy the new Zelda, then you might be happy. In the new game, you can fish! :D For some reason, I loved to go fishing in OoT.

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I also loved the fishing part. It's somehow so relaxing yet exciting...
I still wonder what's with the cats you can see in the trailer. :? :?:
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I liked the fishing too. I'm a sucker for minigames. The new Zelda looks very impressive. If it's as good as it looks, it will be the second game to make me consider getting a Cube. Much to my shame, however, I must admit that my favorite Zelda was not OoT. Or MM. You're not going to believe this, but my favorite Zelda was Link's Awakening for the Game Boy. Ocarina was definitely a better game, and on a far superior system, but there was just something about Link's Awakening...
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"Uber Newb" wrote:I liked the fishing too. I'm a sucker for minigames.
The new Zelda looks very impressive. If it's as good as it looks, it will be the second game to make me consider getting a Cube.
Much to my shame, however, I must admit that my favorite Zelda was not OoT. Or MM. You're not going to believe this, but my favorite Zelda was Link's Awakening for the Game Boy. Ocarina was definitely a better game, and on a far superior system, but there was just something about Link's Awakening... I could not really get into Zelda L.A, I liked the fact that the jumping was better and that you could steal but the rest seemed weird. I liked Oracle of Ages, that was one frustrating game :roll:
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I liked LA, but my heart is still by OoT. The story, the music, and the charcteres were the main things I loved. (also duengens, etc)

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Links Awakening is one of my favourites too (but I say that about all the Zeldas :P ). It seemed to have more humor than the other games. I especially liked the item swap side quest that ran through the whole game, there was some funny story lines in that.
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Looks like it's called "Twilight Princess" now. IGN has a new trailer up as well http://media.cube.ign.com/media/572/572738/vids_1.html

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L.A's enviroment seemed a bit dull to me, thats all.
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Ah, the Twilight Princess. Shame it was postponed, though. I can't wait to chop of some skeleton's head on horseback. The first time I saw a picture from the game, it was Link lifting a huge rock, I said "Man who's the retard dressed up like Link? Lmao!" Then I realized there was a caption that said it was a game, so I nearly snapped my spine in the unscuccesfull backflip that followed.
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