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I'm having trouble remembering if there was a second quest to the second Zelda. Does any body else remember?
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Yeah there is,but nothing special. Second Quest? Well it isn't really a second quest, but you can beat the whole game again, you get to keep your current levels you had when you beat the game.
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Rank: Bowser
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That's right! Then you could beat the first couple of bosses in like two to three hits, if I remember correctly. Man, I did like that game, even with it's differences.
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I haven't put much time into that one yet, but now it's on the list too... and it's becomming a long list :P
 
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Rank: Bowser
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Oh how the lists always grow! My list is everything, but that will take forever!
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Rank: Bowser
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mine is fast becomming everything :P everyone on the board keeps mentioning games that I remember wanting so badly when my NES was new but could never afford to get. now that they're cheap (mostly) I have a large task ahead of me.
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Zelda 2 is a kick ass game indeed, i just stopped playing it b4 going on the net, it's funny though how you remember everything but still it's not that easy to beat.
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Link begins the second quest, which is the same as the first, with 8's for attack, life and magic.
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I remember playing the NES zelda, I beat the first boss and after that got lost. I have to say they really put some thought into that first dungeon :lol:
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Yup i havent beaten zelda 1 yet, but i heard second quest was MUCH MUCH harder.
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Did you guys ever play Zelda II: The Adventure of Error? If not, visit htis site: http://www.nesplayer.com/AdventureofError/index.htm
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Daynum started a topic on that here: http://forums.nesfiles.com/viewtopic.php?t=420I've never tried playing it yet, but it looks like it could be quite humorous! :lol:
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I got a review of it on my site but it's a little under construction since I was working on frames and then it saved over it. Damn Microsoft...
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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i'd play adventures of link, but my only copy is in excellent condition in box, and i dont want to leave it out of it's box too long. though at the same time, i dont want to take it out and put it back terribly often either.
so im not gonna play it till i get another cheap assed copy somewhere
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or you could buy that Zelda Collectors edition with one two and ocarina and majoras all on one disc.
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"Devil that cried" wrote:or you could buy that Zelda Collectors edition with one two and ocarina and majoras all on one disc. The GameCube D-pad is WAY too small to play Zelda with, I tried... That disc hasn't been produced since they stopped shipping it with the GameCube, so good luck finding it.
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Rank: Hammer Bros.
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I got mine for 10 bucks at my local Game Exchange I know the D-pad isn't the greatest.
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I never understood why Nintendo re-released games like that. If people wanted the games, people would've bought them for the system they were originally designed for.
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