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2023.06.01 04:48 ValentinePatch1999 [TotK] [SPOILERS] Where I believe Tears of the Kingdom falls in the Zelda Timeline, both past and present events
Introduction
If you're a follower of the Zelda timeline, I have a theory that can hopefully explain how Tears of the Kingdom integrates into the greater Zelda timeline. Keep in mind that I haven't beaten Ganondorf yet, but know everything else, even the memories and Light Dragon.
Since around 2011/2012, there have been officially three Zelda timelines that happen after Ocarina of Time. Before that though, Skyward Sword and Minish Cap preceded OoT. Now, let me give a brief rundown of the already established timeline. You can skip the following paragraph if you already know it.
Timeline Rundown before BotW
After OoT, the timeline split into three branches, two of which resulted from Link defeating Ganon at the end and one where he died trying. The two timelines were called the Child Link and Adult Link timelines because, like Avengers Endgame, the timeline where Ganon was defeated by Adult Link didn't just disappear. The timeline continued existing with Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks. Adult Link returned into his child form and lived out the remainder of his childhood life beginning with Majora's Mask. Twilight Princess and Four Swords Adventures took place after that. Finally, we have the timeline where Link died fighting Ganon, and the games that took place after this were a Link to the Past, the Oracle games, Link's Awakening, Link Between Worlds, Triforce Heroes, and the original two Zeldas.
Placement of BotW and TotK
Now, we come to Breath of the Wild. It's been widely debated whether it follows a specific timeline branch or is a result of the three timelines being unified. If the three timelines were "unified" then how would that even happen, let alone offscreen? There has to be some sort of big event that explains why the timelines reunited. We know that BotW is confirmed to be after OoT. Ultimately, for the sake of those arguments, I'll put down BotW in the Child Link timeline after Four Swords Adventures because of a comment Zelda says in one of the memories mentioning a hero in the "glowing embers of twilight" or something like that, as well as the Ritos being their own different species existing at the same time as the Zoras as opposed to an evolved form of Zoras that have gone extinct, as shown in Wind Waker, so that eliminates the adult timeline placement.
With Tears of the Kingdom, this whole game kind of threw me for a loop with the timeline placement, starting with what is shown as Hyrule's apparent beginning in the past TotK events. The events of Skyward Sword still have to take place, due to Demise's curse, but the TotK past events have to take place before OoT because Rauru was the very first king of Hyrule, despite the Zonai having no mention in Skyward Sword, Minish Cap, or Ocarina of Time. I would like to provide some evidence that can have both past and present events of TotK fit in with the greater timeline.
Ganondorf's Curse
The Ganondorf that we see in TotK has to be the very first Ganondorf even before OoT. You may be thinking, "How can two Ganondorfs exist at the same time?" Well, maybe Demise's curse found a way to duplicate itself from the Ganondorf sealed by King Rauru and found itself inside a new Ganondorf, the Ganondorf that we see in OoT (and, following that, WW, TP, aLttP, etc.). Seemingly less powerful than TotK Ganondorf, but still a formidable threat nonetheless. More recently, we have already seen Demise's curse duplicate once more when Ganondorf was still sealed by Rauru, but the entity known as Calamity Ganon still existed and wreaked havoc above ground. Also, given that a male Gerudo is born once every 100 years, there can be an explanation that the Zonai-sealed Ganondorf is, by all means, temporarily dead, thus allowing another male Gerudo to (somehow) be born, one of them being OoT Ganondorf.
Zonai History
The sky islands are another major player in determining the placement as well. As said before, we see no mention of the Zonai in Skyward Sword, so maybe the Zonai had an additional Skyloft-like civilization that came down after the Hylians settled down on the surface some time after the events of Skyward Sword, assumedly long after SS Link and Zelda are dead. Maybe the Zonai were also chosen by the Goddess Hylia, or a god of their own, to force other pieces of Zonai land, the sky islands, above the clouds just like Skyloft, but maybe in another part of the planet. Long after SS, the Zonai found a way to move their sky islands above the newly-named Hyrule and send them down to the surface with their prime objective to live among the newly found Hylians and coexist with many of them who mistook them for gods. Even though there are no other Zonai we see other than Rauru and Mineru, that doesn't mean that something didn't happen to the Zonai that caused their extinction. The most likely event is that the Hylians were growing more overall racist toward the Zonai and, after a Hylian-Zonai war, were forced them back to their sky islands and flee back upward, causing the Zonai to slowly die out without enough land to cultivate their crops. It's either that or the Zonai agreeing to leave Hyrule on their own after Rauru's death due to not trusting Hylians with their tech, or their population simply dying out on their own. In any case, something must have happened to the rest of the Zonai after Rauru and Mineru's "deaths" that caused them to not only go extinct, but also keep the history and technology of the Zonai under wraps, leading to no mention of the Zonai during Ocarina of Time or any game afterward with the exception of BotW.
The name "Rauru"
Some minor additional evidence is that the the Light Sage Rauru that we see in OoT has to be named after the first King Rauru as well, so that can't just be a coincidence. This also shows that some Hylians still secretly hold the Zonai in high esteem.
TotK Present
Now we go to the present events of TotK. King Rauru's seal is slowly being broken and Ganondorf becomes fully revived, coincidentally when BotW Link and Zelda stumble upon him below Hyrule Castle. Given that we see no other male Gerudos in either BotW or TotK, we can see that this Ganondorf is the new "reborn" male Gerudo who has been slowly regaining consciousness possibly as far back as several years, decades, or even centuries, before the past events of BotW. I believe that a piece of dark energy broke off from Ganondorf's sealed corpse and slowly manifested itself into Calamity Ganon, slowly building its strength until it attempted to destroy everything three separate times. This goes back to Demise's curse duplicating itself. Maybe OoT Ganondorf was born a normal male Gerudo, and a past piece of dark energy from Zonai-Sealed Ganondorf's corpse found its way to him in his early life. If that's true, then it's poetic that we come full circle in TotK with defeating the very first Ganondorf, the one that predated all others, with the latest incarnations of Link and Zelda because I know Zelda's dragon form has to play a key role in the final fight.
Apologies if that took a few long paragraphs to say, but I want to get that theory of mine across before I defeat Ganondorf below Hyrule Castle in a few hours. Hopefully this explains a lot.
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If you're a follower of the Zelda timeline, I have a theory that can hopefully explain how Tears of the Kingdom integrates into the greater Zelda timeline. Keep in mind that I haven't beaten Ganondorf yet, but know everything else, even the memories and Light Dragon.
Since around 2011/2012, there have been officially three Zelda timelines that happen after Ocarina of Time. Before that though, Skyward Sword and Minish Cap preceded OoT. Now, let me give a brief rundown of the already established timeline. You can skip the following paragraph if you already know it.
Timeline Rundown before BotW
After OoT, the timeline split into three branches, two of which resulted from Link defeating Ganon at the end and one where he died trying. The two timelines were called the Child Link and Adult Link timelines because, like Avengers Endgame, the timeline where Ganon was defeated by Adult Link didn't just disappear. The timeline continued existing with Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks. Adult Link returned into his child form and lived out the remainder of his childhood life beginning with Majora's Mask. Twilight Princess and Four Swords Adventures took place after that. Finally, we have the timeline where Link died fighting Ganon, and the games that took place after this were a Link to the Past, the Oracle games, Link's Awakening, Link Between Worlds, Triforce Heroes, and the original two Zeldas.
Placement of BotW and TotK
Now, we come to Breath of the Wild. It's been widely debated whether it follows a specific timeline branch or is a result of the three timelines being unified. If the three timelines were "unified" then how would that even happen, let alone offscreen? There has to be some sort of big event that explains why the timelines reunited. We know that BotW is confirmed to be after OoT. Ultimately, for the sake of those arguments, I'll put down BotW in the Child Link timeline after Four Swords Adventures because of a comment Zelda says in one of the memories mentioning a hero in the "glowing embers of twilight" or something like that, as well as the Ritos being their own different species existing at the same time as the Zoras as opposed to an evolved form of Zoras that have gone extinct, as shown in Wind Waker, so that eliminates the adult timeline placement.
With Tears of the Kingdom, this whole game kind of threw me for a loop with the timeline placement, starting with what is shown as Hyrule's apparent beginning in the past TotK events. The events of Skyward Sword still have to take place, due to Demise's curse, but the TotK past events have to take place before OoT because Rauru was the very first king of Hyrule, despite the Zonai having no mention in Skyward Sword, Minish Cap, or Ocarina of Time. I would like to provide some evidence that can have both past and present events of TotK fit in with the greater timeline.
Ganondorf's Curse
The Ganondorf that we see in TotK has to be the very first Ganondorf even before OoT. You may be thinking, "How can two Ganondorfs exist at the same time?" Well, maybe Demise's curse found a way to duplicate itself from the Ganondorf sealed by King Rauru and found itself inside a new Ganondorf, the Ganondorf that we see in OoT (and, following that, WW, TP, aLttP, etc.). Seemingly less powerful than TotK Ganondorf, but still a formidable threat nonetheless. More recently, we have already seen Demise's curse duplicate once more when Ganondorf was still sealed by Rauru, but the entity known as Calamity Ganon still existed and wreaked havoc above ground. Also, given that a male Gerudo is born once every 100 years, there can be an explanation that the Zonai-sealed Ganondorf is, by all means, temporarily dead, thus allowing another male Gerudo to (somehow) be born, one of them being OoT Ganondorf.
Zonai History
The sky islands are another major player in determining the placement as well. As said before, we see no mention of the Zonai in Skyward Sword, so maybe the Zonai had an additional Skyloft-like civilization that came down after the Hylians settled down on the surface some time after the events of Skyward Sword, assumedly long after SS Link and Zelda are dead. Maybe the Zonai were also chosen by the Goddess Hylia, or a god of their own, to force other pieces of Zonai land, the sky islands, above the clouds just like Skyloft, but maybe in another part of the planet. Long after SS, the Zonai found a way to move their sky islands above the newly-named Hyrule and send them down to the surface with their prime objective to live among the newly found Hylians and coexist with many of them who mistook them for gods. Even though there are no other Zonai we see other than Rauru and Mineru, that doesn't mean that something didn't happen to the Zonai that caused their extinction. The most likely event is that the Hylians were growing more overall racist toward the Zonai and, after a Hylian-Zonai war, were forced them back to their sky islands and flee back upward, causing the Zonai to slowly die out without enough land to cultivate their crops. It's either that or the Zonai agreeing to leave Hyrule on their own after Rauru's death due to not trusting Hylians with their tech, or their population simply dying out on their own. In any case, something must have happened to the rest of the Zonai after Rauru and Mineru's "deaths" that caused them to not only go extinct, but also keep the history and technology of the Zonai under wraps, leading to no mention of the Zonai during Ocarina of Time or any game afterward with the exception of BotW.
The name "Rauru"
Some minor additional evidence is that the the Light Sage Rauru that we see in OoT has to be named after the first King Rauru as well, so that can't just be a coincidence. This also shows that some Hylians still secretly hold the Zonai in high esteem.
TotK Present
Now we go to the present events of TotK. King Rauru's seal is slowly being broken and Ganondorf becomes fully revived, coincidentally when BotW Link and Zelda stumble upon him below Hyrule Castle. Given that we see no other male Gerudos in either BotW or TotK, we can see that this Ganondorf is the new "reborn" male Gerudo who has been slowly regaining consciousness possibly as far back as several years, decades, or even centuries, before the past events of BotW. I believe that a piece of dark energy broke off from Ganondorf's sealed corpse and slowly manifested itself into Calamity Ganon, slowly building its strength until it attempted to destroy everything three separate times. This goes back to Demise's curse duplicating itself. Maybe OoT Ganondorf was born a normal male Gerudo, and a past piece of dark energy from Zonai-Sealed Ganondorf's corpse found its way to him in his early life. If that's true, then it's poetic that we come full circle in TotK with defeating the very first Ganondorf, the one that predated all others, with the latest incarnations of Link and Zelda because I know Zelda's dragon form has to play a key role in the final fight.
Apologies if that took a few long paragraphs to say, but I want to get that theory of mine across before I defeat Ganondorf below Hyrule Castle in a few hours. Hopefully this explains a lot.
2023.06.01 04:23 knight_light455 This may be my biggest achievement in my gaming career
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2023.06.01 04:09 Lost_hylian Timeline theories
I keep seeing tons of timeline theories pop up on my YT feed and all of them say totk retconned or changed the timeline somehow but I think the timeline placements are obvious (also what’s with the weird one where the memories from totk are of the first calamity 10,000 yrs ago 🤷)
My “theory”/hypothesis
The memories in totk take place in the time line before minish cap but after skyward sword, and the present day of totk takes place at the end of the timelines at a convergence point.
The Timeline to me looks like this:
Era of Hylia, Skyward Sword, Totk Memories, Minish Cap, Four Swords, OOT, then the timeline splits
Downfall: A link to the past, oracle of ages and seasons, links awakening, a link between worlds, Triforce Heroes, the legends of Zelda, and Zelda II
Child timeline: Majoras Mask, Twilight Princess, Four Swords Adventures
Adult Timeline: The Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks
Then the timelines converge with the great calamity of 10,000 yrs ago happening in all three at once causing them to merge, 10,000 years pass and Botw and Totk happen,
Let me know what you guys think, this is just how everything feels like it fits to me. 🤷
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My “theory”/hypothesis
The memories in totk take place in the time line before minish cap but after skyward sword, and the present day of totk takes place at the end of the timelines at a convergence point.
The Timeline to me looks like this:
Era of Hylia, Skyward Sword, Totk Memories, Minish Cap, Four Swords, OOT, then the timeline splits
Downfall: A link to the past, oracle of ages and seasons, links awakening, a link between worlds, Triforce Heroes, the legends of Zelda, and Zelda II
Child timeline: Majoras Mask, Twilight Princess, Four Swords Adventures
Adult Timeline: The Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks
Then the timelines converge with the great calamity of 10,000 yrs ago happening in all three at once causing them to merge, 10,000 years pass and Botw and Totk happen,
Let me know what you guys think, this is just how everything feels like it fits to me. 🤷
2023.06.01 03:56 Extension_File_5134 After a 2 year Hiatus, EnNopp112 is running Majora's Mask again.
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2023.06.01 03:53 ValentinePatch1999 [TotK] Where I believe Tears of the Kingdom falls in the Zelda Timeline
If you're a follower of the Zelda timeline, I have a theory that can hopefully explain how Tears of the Kingdom integrates into the greater Zelda timeline. Keep in mind that I haven't beaten Ganondorf yet, but know everything else, even the Light Dragon.
Since around 2011/2012, there have been officially three Zelda timelines that happen after Ocarina of Time. Before that though, Skyward Sword and Minish Cap preceded OoT. Now, let me give a brief rundown of the already established timeline. You can skip the following paragraph if you already know it.
After OoT, the timeline split into three branches, two of which resulted from Link defeating Ganon at the end and one where he died trying. The two timelines were called the Child Link and Adult Link timelines because, like Avengers Endgame, the timeline where Ganon was defeated by Adult Link didn't just disappear. The timeline continued existing with Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks. Adult Link returned into his child form and lived out the remainder of his childhood life beginning with Majora's Mask. Twilight Princess and Four Swords Adventures took place after that. Finally, we have the timeline where Link died fighting Ganon, and the games that took place after this were a Link to the Past, the Oracle games, Link's Awakening, Link Between Worlds, Triforce Heroes, and the original two Zeldas.
Now, we come to Breath of the Wild. It's been widely debated whether it follows a specific timeline branch or is a result of the three timelines being unified. If the three timelines were "unified" then how would that even happen, let alone offscreen? There has to be some sort of big event that explains why the timelines reunited. We know that BotW is confirmed to be after OoT. Ultimately, for the sake of those arguments, I'll put down BotW in the Child Link timeline after Four Swords Adventures because of a comment Zelda says in one of the memories mentioning a hero in the "glowing embers of twilight" or something like that, as well as the Ritos being their own different species existing at the same time as the Zoras as opposed to an evolved form of Zoras that have gone extinct, as shown in Wind Waker, so that eliminates the adult timeline placement.
With Tears of the Kingdom, this whole game kind of threw me for a loop with the timeline placement, starting with what is shown as Hyrule's apparent beginning in the past TotK events. The events of Skyward Sword still have to take place, due to Demise's curse, but the TotK past events have to take place before OoT because Rauru was the very first king of Hyrule, despite the Zonai having no mention in Skyward Sword, Minish Cap, or Ocarina of Time.
The Ganondorf that we see in TotK also has to be the very first Ganondorf even before OoT as well. You may be thinking, "How can two Ganondorfs exist at the same time?" Well, maybe Demise's curse found a way to duplicate itself from the Ganondorf sealed by King Rauru and found itself inside a new Ganondorf, the same Ganondorf that we see in OoT. Seemingly less powerful than TotK Ganondorf, but still a formidable threat nonetheless. More recently, we have already seen the curse duplicate once more when Ganondorf was still sealed by Rauru, but the entity known as Calamity Ganon still existed and wreaked havoc above ground. Also, given that a male Gerudo is born once every 100 years, there can be an explanation that the Zonai-sealed Ganondorf is, by all means, temporarily dead, thus allowing another male Gerudo to (somehow) be born, one of them being OoT Ganondorf.
Some minor additional evidence is that the the Light Sage Rauru that we see in OoT has to be named after the first King Rauru as well, so that can't just be a coincidence.
Now we go to the present events of TotK. Rauru's seal is slowly being broken and Ganondorf is revived, coincidentally when Link and Zelda stumble upon him below Hyrule Castle. Given that we see no other male Gerudos in either BotW or TotK, we can see that this Ganondorf is the new "reborn" male Gerudo who has been slowly regaining consciousness possibly as far back as several years, decades, or even centuries, before the past events of BotW.
Apologies if that took a long paragraph to say, but I want to get that theory of mine across before I defeat Ganondorf below Hyrule Castle in a few hours. Hopefully this explains a lot.
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Since around 2011/2012, there have been officially three Zelda timelines that happen after Ocarina of Time. Before that though, Skyward Sword and Minish Cap preceded OoT. Now, let me give a brief rundown of the already established timeline. You can skip the following paragraph if you already know it.
After OoT, the timeline split into three branches, two of which resulted from Link defeating Ganon at the end and one where he died trying. The two timelines were called the Child Link and Adult Link timelines because, like Avengers Endgame, the timeline where Ganon was defeated by Adult Link didn't just disappear. The timeline continued existing with Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks. Adult Link returned into his child form and lived out the remainder of his childhood life beginning with Majora's Mask. Twilight Princess and Four Swords Adventures took place after that. Finally, we have the timeline where Link died fighting Ganon, and the games that took place after this were a Link to the Past, the Oracle games, Link's Awakening, Link Between Worlds, Triforce Heroes, and the original two Zeldas.
Now, we come to Breath of the Wild. It's been widely debated whether it follows a specific timeline branch or is a result of the three timelines being unified. If the three timelines were "unified" then how would that even happen, let alone offscreen? There has to be some sort of big event that explains why the timelines reunited. We know that BotW is confirmed to be after OoT. Ultimately, for the sake of those arguments, I'll put down BotW in the Child Link timeline after Four Swords Adventures because of a comment Zelda says in one of the memories mentioning a hero in the "glowing embers of twilight" or something like that, as well as the Ritos being their own different species existing at the same time as the Zoras as opposed to an evolved form of Zoras that have gone extinct, as shown in Wind Waker, so that eliminates the adult timeline placement.
With Tears of the Kingdom, this whole game kind of threw me for a loop with the timeline placement, starting with what is shown as Hyrule's apparent beginning in the past TotK events. The events of Skyward Sword still have to take place, due to Demise's curse, but the TotK past events have to take place before OoT because Rauru was the very first king of Hyrule, despite the Zonai having no mention in Skyward Sword, Minish Cap, or Ocarina of Time.
The Ganondorf that we see in TotK also has to be the very first Ganondorf even before OoT as well. You may be thinking, "How can two Ganondorfs exist at the same time?" Well, maybe Demise's curse found a way to duplicate itself from the Ganondorf sealed by King Rauru and found itself inside a new Ganondorf, the same Ganondorf that we see in OoT. Seemingly less powerful than TotK Ganondorf, but still a formidable threat nonetheless. More recently, we have already seen the curse duplicate once more when Ganondorf was still sealed by Rauru, but the entity known as Calamity Ganon still existed and wreaked havoc above ground. Also, given that a male Gerudo is born once every 100 years, there can be an explanation that the Zonai-sealed Ganondorf is, by all means, temporarily dead, thus allowing another male Gerudo to (somehow) be born, one of them being OoT Ganondorf.
Some minor additional evidence is that the the Light Sage Rauru that we see in OoT has to be named after the first King Rauru as well, so that can't just be a coincidence.
Now we go to the present events of TotK. Rauru's seal is slowly being broken and Ganondorf is revived, coincidentally when Link and Zelda stumble upon him below Hyrule Castle. Given that we see no other male Gerudos in either BotW or TotK, we can see that this Ganondorf is the new "reborn" male Gerudo who has been slowly regaining consciousness possibly as far back as several years, decades, or even centuries, before the past events of BotW.
Apologies if that took a long paragraph to say, but I want to get that theory of mine across before I defeat Ganondorf below Hyrule Castle in a few hours. Hopefully this explains a lot.
2023.06.01 03:53 Extension_File_5134 After a 2 year Hiatus, EnNopp112 is running Majora's Mask again.
He's live on TTV. Crazy! Stream link
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2023.06.01 02:58 mr_darker [ALL] Discussion on the style & target audience of new & old games?
I grew up playing Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, 4 Swords Adventures, and other little handheld zelda games like the minish cap & a link to the past. I remember the game being scary and cool. Windwaker came out & the new cartoon look & feel was an adjustment, but it was great in its own way. Twilight princess I had reservations about being too "futuristic" with the technology vibe, but it turned out to be a very solid one like OoT & MM.
Now, I've beaten Breath of the Wild (adulthood), and while it's got some changes that are both positive & negative, there's just some things that irk me about it. To name a few, the Kokoroks are constantly all "yahaha!" and that big maracca one doing the dance n sounds it just plain makes me uncomfortable to watch, like Tingle but way worse. You're just like "why did they put these in here?".
Then there's the Yagi clan leader. Old games had you fighting things like DeadHands & Floormasters before bosses like BongoBongo. This dudes shaped like a pear, goofier than tingle, & to top it off he's pathetic as a boss. It's not my thing, I get that is probably IS someone else's.
This was scary
These scared me a lot too
People say this was a scary boss
https://preview.redd.it/onhm7ms5za3b1.png?width=866&format=png&auto=webp&s=2a166aee1466c3dc67db1120b4a1831e07bf9aab
https://preview.redd.it/405d61t3ya3b1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=861595f20761074e96f19d6353c232ffa3edee46
I'm wondering who that target audience is, or why they decide to change directions away from the classics despite Twilight Princess being a huge success while sticking to it. BOTW & TOTK seem like major releases rather than spinoffs, so I doubt they're gonna go back to the old style in new releases.What are the developers thinking? Why are new games coming out the way they are?
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Now, I've beaten Breath of the Wild (adulthood), and while it's got some changes that are both positive & negative, there's just some things that irk me about it. To name a few, the Kokoroks are constantly all "yahaha!" and that big maracca one doing the dance n sounds it just plain makes me uncomfortable to watch, like Tingle but way worse. You're just like "why did they put these in here?".
Then there's the Yagi clan leader. Old games had you fighting things like DeadHands & Floormasters before bosses like BongoBongo. This dudes shaped like a pear, goofier than tingle, & to top it off he's pathetic as a boss. It's not my thing, I get that is probably IS someone else's.
This was scary
These scared me a lot too
People say this was a scary boss
https://preview.redd.it/onhm7ms5za3b1.png?width=866&format=png&auto=webp&s=2a166aee1466c3dc67db1120b4a1831e07bf9aab
https://preview.redd.it/405d61t3ya3b1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=861595f20761074e96f19d6353c232ffa3edee46
I'm wondering who that target audience is, or why they decide to change directions away from the classics despite Twilight Princess being a huge success while sticking to it. BOTW & TOTK seem like major releases rather than spinoffs, so I doubt they're gonna go back to the old style in new releases.What are the developers thinking? Why are new games coming out the way they are?
2023.06.01 01:30 Extrovert3d Terrible Fate [m4a] [sfw] [Majora's Mask] [Hero of Time Listener] [Fan interpretation]
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2023.06.01 01:30 SpiritPug [ALL] Any opinions on what Zelda game I should try out after TOTK?
I admittedly haven’t REALLY played any other Zelda games other than BOTW and TOTK.
OOT was my first intro to the series. I LOVED it, and it’s one of my most memorable experiences with gaming when I was a child. However, I never actually played all that much. I never got past the Deku Tree in my own game, and only watched up until Link turned into an adult when I watched my cousin’s play. The Redeads gave me horrible nightmares and I figured it was too dark for me. Bosses in general were not my thing (I couldn’t even get far in DK64.) I didn’t own any other Nintendo system except for the Wii, which I didn’t play many games on, and definitely didn’t even think about getting Twilight Princess.
I got BOTW last October thinking I wouldn’t get very far, but ended up beating it. I don’t know if I’ll beat TOTK for a while (I spoiled the final battle for myself. I suck at combat so it looks like I’m gonna get my butt whooped) so I wanted to try out a few of the other titles so I can round out my Zelda experience and not be such a noob poser when it comes to this series 😂
Any advice on where to start? I was playing Majora’s Mask on my switch while waiting for TOTK to come out (I bought that HELLA expense subscription last year and it renewed 🙄) but I didn’t get very far. I also tried to play OOT but the controls are SO hard to get used to. I figured my easiest options are Skyward Sword and the remastered Link’s Awakening…but if enough people say OOT I might dust off my N64 and play it then.
I (unfortunately) donated my Wii a few years ago. But I do have a friend who said I could borrow it to play TP (his favorite)
TL;DR: (because man can I ramble!) Looking for advice on the next Zelda game I should try out. I have only played TOTK and BOTW.
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OOT was my first intro to the series. I LOVED it, and it’s one of my most memorable experiences with gaming when I was a child. However, I never actually played all that much. I never got past the Deku Tree in my own game, and only watched up until Link turned into an adult when I watched my cousin’s play. The Redeads gave me horrible nightmares and I figured it was too dark for me. Bosses in general were not my thing (I couldn’t even get far in DK64.) I didn’t own any other Nintendo system except for the Wii, which I didn’t play many games on, and definitely didn’t even think about getting Twilight Princess.
I got BOTW last October thinking I wouldn’t get very far, but ended up beating it. I don’t know if I’ll beat TOTK for a while (I spoiled the final battle for myself. I suck at combat so it looks like I’m gonna get my butt whooped) so I wanted to try out a few of the other titles so I can round out my Zelda experience and not be such a noob poser when it comes to this series 😂
Any advice on where to start? I was playing Majora’s Mask on my switch while waiting for TOTK to come out (I bought that HELLA expense subscription last year and it renewed 🙄) but I didn’t get very far. I also tried to play OOT but the controls are SO hard to get used to. I figured my easiest options are Skyward Sword and the remastered Link’s Awakening…but if enough people say OOT I might dust off my N64 and play it then.
I (unfortunately) donated my Wii a few years ago. But I do have a friend who said I could borrow it to play TP (his favorite)
TL;DR: (because man can I ramble!) Looking for advice on the next Zelda game I should try out. I have only played TOTK and BOTW.
2023.06.01 00:23 Lilassmofo69420 [MM] Need help regarding modding Majora’s mask (can’t download Patchertool64+)
I don’t have a very great understanding of modding and rom hacking so I need some help in modding Majora’a mask. I’ve downloaded it on Cemu the virtual console one. One of the videos on the internet recommends me to download Patcher64+ tool which I’m not able to install. Whenever I run the .exe file the computer shows the screen where you can press run anyway, but it doesn’t work, I can’t seem to download Patcher64+ tool.
It would really mean alot if anyone could help me step by step to patch and add redux mod to Majoras mask.
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It would really mean alot if anyone could help me step by step to patch and add redux mod to Majoras mask.
2023.06.01 00:21 Rukahs- [BoTW] Is BoTW hard to play? (I am a neophyte)
Hello everyone, I’m new to this subreddit. I played a few chapters of Zelda in my life (Majora’s Mask, Ocarina of Time...), just today I bought a Nintendo Switch OLED and I’m intrigued by The Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild, that was precisely why I bought the Switch, to then play ToTK later. My question is: Is BoTW a hard game to play ? I’ve never played with Switch, I’m from the PlayStation world. Thank you all!
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2023.05.31 23:54 Nezzy79 For anyone who has played LR
How does it compare to Majoras Mask? Both have a time limit apparently
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2023.05.31 23:21 Captainstever15 [USA-OR] [H] Pokemon Black, Black 2, White, Silent Hills, Metroid Fusion CIB, Pokemon Ruby CIB, lots more [W] Paypal
Hi all, I have a bunch of games I'm looking to sell. Only accepting Paypal F&F at this time. Free shipping on orders of $50+, otherwise please add $5 for shipping costs. Photos available upon request!
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| System | Item | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32X | Primal Rage | Loose | $60.00 |
| 3DS | 3DS XL NES Edition box | Box only | $80.00 |
| 3DS | Amazing Spiderman | Loose | $12.00 |
| 3DS | Amazing Spiderman 2 | Loose | $12.00 |
| 3DS | Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer | Loose | $13.00 |
| 3DS | Bravely Default | CIB | $36.00 |
| 3DS | Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past | Loose | $60.00 |
| 3DS | Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth | Loose | $48.00 |
| 3DS | Final Fantasy Explorers | CIB | $30.00 |
| 3DS | Fossil Fighters: Frontier | Loose | $32.00 |
| 3DS | Kid Icarus: Uprising | CIB | $80.00 |
| 3DS | Kid Icarus: Uprising | Loose | $60.00 |
| 3DS | Kirby: Planet Robobot | Loose | $39.00 |
| 3DS | Madagascar 3 | CIB | $9.00 |
| 3DS | Mario Golf: World Tour | Loose | $50.00 |
| 3DS | Nintendogs + Cats Golden Retriever and New Friends | Loose | $22.00 |
| 3DS | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity | Loose | $26.00 |
| 3DS | Senran Kagura: Deep Crimson 2 | Loose | $56.00 |
| 3DS | Sims 3 (Heavily damaged / punctured case) | Game + case | $14.00 |
| amiibo | Ness amiibo | Loose | $25.00 |
| amiibo | Splatoon amiibo 3-pack (crease along top of cardboard) | NIB | $50.00 |
| Books | Horizon: Zero Dawn Collector's Edition guide | Loose | $120.00 |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast system (w/ cables, 1 controller, VMU | Complete | $110.00 |
| Dreamcast | Maken X | CIB | $50.00 |
| Dreamcast | Sonic Adventure | CIB | $50.00 |
| DS | Bomberman | Loose | $13.00 |
| DS | Elite Beat Agents | Loose | $15.00 |
| DS | Final Fantasy IV | Loose | $18.00 |
| DS | Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift | Loose | $33.00 |
| DS | Fossil Fighters | Loose | $27.00 |
| DS | Geometry Wars Galaxies | CIB | $9.00 |
| DS | Legendary Starfy | Loose | $15.00 |
| DS | Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga | CIB | $9.00 |
| DS | My Hero Firefighter | CIB | $11.00 |
| DS | Need for Speed: Pro Street | Loose | $9.00 |
| DS | Pac-Man World 3 | Loose | $11.00 |
| DS | Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End | CIB | $7.00 |
| DS | Plants vs Zombies | CIB | $13.00 |
| DS | Plants vs Zombies | CIB | $15.00 |
| DS | Plants vs Zombies | Loose | $11.00 |
| DS | Pokemon Black | Loose | $70.00 |
| DS | Pokemon Diamond case only | Case only | $20.00 |
| DS | Pokemon White | CIB | $85.00 |
| DS | Power Rangers Super Legends | CIB | $12.00 |
| DS | Rhythm Heaven | Loose | $43.00 |
| DS | Rockman ZX (JP) | Loose | $26.00 |
| DS | Spongebob's Atlantis Squarepantis | CIB | $7.00 |
| DS | Yoshi Touch & Go | Loose | $12.00 |
| DS / 3DS | Lego bundle Battles, Indiana Jones, City Undercover, Friends | Loose | $12.00 |
| GB | Pokemon Red (JP) | Loose | $15.00 |
| GBA | Metroid Fusion (label fading, wear on box) | CIB | $100.00 |
| GBA | Pokemon Ruby (heavy wear on box | CIB | $240.00 |
| GBA | Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3 box only | Box only | $35.00 |
| GBA | Wolfenstein 3D | Loose | $25.00 |
| GCN | Animal Crossing Memory Card (Some fading) | Loose | $18.00 |
| GCN | Conflict: Desert Storm | Game + case | $11.00 |
| GCN | Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix | Game + case | $23.00 |
| GCN | Finding Nemo | Game + case | $5.00 |
| GCN | Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup (Blockbuster case) | Game + case | $9.00 |
| GCN | Metroid Prime 2: Echoes case w/ Nintendo Power insert | Case only | $20.00 |
| GCN | Nascar: Dirt to Daytona | CIB | $14.00 |
| GCN | NCAA Football 2005 | CIB | $14.00 |
| GCN | Resident Evil 0 | CIB | $17.00 |
| GCN | Resident Evil 4 | CIB | $30.00 |
| GCN | Resident Evil Zero | CIB | $19.00 |
| GCN | Resident Evil Zero | Game + manual | $14.00 |
| GCN | Super Smash Bros Melee (cracked inner ring) | Loose | $45.00 |
| Genesis | 6-Pak (label wear) | Loose | $10.00 |
| Genesis | Madden NFL 98 | Loose | $9.00 |
| Genesis | RBI Baseball 4 (Damaged art / case) | Game + case | $6.00 |
| Genesis | Road Rash 3 (tear in label) | Loose | |
| Genesis | Turrican (label tears) | Loose | $15.00 |
| Genesis | World of Illusion | CIB | $35.00 |
| Genesis | World Series Baseball | Game + case | $6.00 |
| Genesis | WWF Raw | Game + case | $22.00 |
| Genesis | X-Men (faded label) | Loose | $9.00 |
| N64 | Banjo Tooie (Not For Resale) | Loose | $150.00 |
| N64 | Donkey Kong 64 (JP) | Loose | $12.00 |
| N64 | ED64 Plus | NIB | $100.00 |
| N64 | Hey You, Pikachu! (JP) | Loose | $7.00 |
| N64 | Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask manual (N64) | Manual | $30.00 |
| N64 | Mario Kart 64 (Player's Choice) | CIB | $100.00 |
| N64 | Mario Party 2 (JP) | Loose | $8.00 |
| N64 | Mario Tennis (JP) | Loose | $9.00 |
| NES | Gauntlet | Game + manual | $25.00 |
| NES | T&C Surf Designs | Loose | $8.00 |
| PS1 | Bass Landing | CIB | $18.00 |
| PS1 | Brave Fencer Musashi | Loose | $55.00 |
| PS1 | Coolboarders 3 | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS1 | Crash Bandicoot Warped | Loose | $6.00 |
| PS1 | Destruction Derby Raw | Loose | $11.00 |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy IX | Game + case | $16.00 |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy Tactics (Greatest Hits) | CIB | $50.00 |
| PS1 | Incredible Hulk (No cover art / manual) | Game + case | $11.00 |
| PS1 | Loaded | Loose | $10.00 |
| PS1 | Mega Man X6 | Game + manual | $35.00 |
| PS1 | NHL Rock the Rink | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS1 | Parasite Eve (no demo disc) | CIB | $75.00 |
| PS1 | Resident Evil (longbox)(Cracked case and some art damage) | Game + case | $100.00 |
| PS1 | Revolution X (longbox) | CIB | $29.00 |
| PS1 | Rugrats: Search for Reptar | CIB | $18.00 |
| PS1 | Streak: Hoverboard Racing | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater | Game + manual | $10.00 |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 | Game + case | $10.00 |
| PS1 | Urban Chaos | Loose | $8.00 |
| PS1 | WWE Smackdown 2 (No cover art / manual) | Game + case | $10.00 |
| PS1 | WWF Attitude | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS1 | WWF WrestleMania The Arcade Game | Loose | $13.00 |
| PS2 | Another Century's Episode (JP) | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS2 | Art of Fighting Anthology (Water damaged art) | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS2 | Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2 | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS2 | Dragon Quest VIII | Game + case | $20.00 |
| PS2 | Fight Club | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS2 | Fight Night Round 2 | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS2 | Fight Night Round 3 | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS2 | Frogger: The Great Quest | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS2 | Guitar Hero III | CIB | $13.00 |
| PS2 | Guitar Hero: Aerosmith | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS2 | King Arthur | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS2 | King of Fighters: Maximum Impact | Loose | $10.00 |
| PS2 | Medal of Honor European Assault | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS2 | Midnight Club (Sharpie on disc) | Game + case | $6.00 |
| PS2 | Mortal Kombat: Deception Premium Pack | Game + case | $25.00 |
| PS2 | Namco Museum | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS2 | NFL Street 2 | CIB | $20.00 |
| PS2 | Onimusha 3: Demon Siege | Loose | $10.00 |
| PS2 | Parappa the Rapper 2 | Loose | $40.00 |
| PS2 | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 2 | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS2 | Resident Evil 4 | CIB | $15.00 |
| PS2 | Resident Evil Outbreak | Game + case | $18.00 |
| PS2 | Resident Evil Outbreak: File #2 | Loose | $40.00 |
| PS2 | Sega Classics Collection | Game + case | $11.00 |
| PS2 | Silent Hill 2 (no music CD) | CIB | $120.00 |
| PS2 | Silent Hill 2 manual (Crease on top right corner) | Manual | $30.00 |
| PS2 | Silent Hill 3 | CIB | $150.00 |
| PS2 | SSX | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS2 | Star Wars Racer: Revenge | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS2 | Tekken 4 GH | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS2 | Tekken Tag Tournament | Loose | $6.00 |
| PS2 | The Great Escape | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS2 | The Thing | Loose | $22.00 |
| PS2 | Thrillville | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS2 | Thrillville | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS2 | Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS2 | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 | Game + case | $7.00 |
| PS2 | Tony Hawk's Underground 2 | CIB | $17.00 |
| PS2 | WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006 | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS3 | Amazing Spiderman 2 | Loose | $18.00 |
| PS3 | Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel Overkill Edition | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS3 | Batman Arkham Origins | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Binary Domain | CIB | $20.00 |
| PS3 | Borderlands 2 | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS3 | Burnout Paradise | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS3 | Call of Duty Ghosts | CIB | $5.00 |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 | Game + case | $5.00 |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS3 | Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS3 | Dark Sector | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Darkness | CIB | $16.00 |
| PS3 | Dirt 3 | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS3 | Disney Sing It Family Hits | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS3 | Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition | Game + case | $14.00 |
| PS3 | Earth Defense Force 2025 | Loose | $14.00 |
| PS3 | Fallout 3 GOTY | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy X / X-2 Collector's Edition (coffee stains on book) | CIB | $20.00 |
| PS3 | Grand Slam Tennis 2 | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Hitman Absolution | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS3 | Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Lair | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS3 | Madden NFL 17 | CIB | $20.00 |
| PS3 | Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain Day One Edition | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS3 | Minecraft | Game + case | $11.00 |
| PS3 | MLB 13: The Show | CIB | $5.00 |
| PS3 | Mortal Kombat | Game + case | $9.00 |
| PS3 | Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja: Storm 2 | CIB | $7.00 |
| PS3 | NBA 2K16 | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 12 | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 12 | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 13 (Water damaged art and manual) | CIB | $22.00 |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 14 (wavy art, minor disc art damage) | CIB | $125.00 |
| PS3 | Persona 4 Arena (Wavy cover art) | CIB | $16.00 |
| PS3 | Persona 5 | Game + case | $14.00 |
| PS3 | PS Move navigation controller | NIB | $35.00 |
| PS3 | Remember Me | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS3 | Resident Evil 5 | Game + case | $5.00 |
| PS3 | Rocksmith 2014 | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Sega Rally Revo | CIB | $14.00 |
| PS3 | Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes | CIB | $20.00 |
| PS3 | Skate 2 | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS3 | Skate 3 | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Skyrim: Legendary Edition | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS3 | Soulcalibur IV | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS3 | Street Fighter IV (water damaged art) | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS3 | Tekken 6 | CIB | $11.00 |
| PS3 | Tekken Hybrid | CIB | $32.00 |
| PS3 | Tekken Tag Tournament 2 | CIB | $17.00 |
| PS3 | Top Spin 4 | CIB | $14.00 |
| PS3 | Two Worlds II (Water damaged art) | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS3 | UFC 2009 Undisputed | Loose | $5.00 |
| PS3 | UFC 2010 Undisputed | CIB | $8.00 |
| PS3 | Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 | CIB | $19.00 |
| PS3 | Ultra Street Fighter IV | Game + case | $25.00 |
| PS3 | Ultra Street Fighter IV | CIB | $27.00 |
| PS3 | Uncharted 3 | CIB | $6.00 |
| PS3 | Vampire Resurrection (JP) | CIB | $58.00 |
| PS3 | Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine | CIB | $19.00 |
| PS3 | Watchmen: The End is Night The Complete Experience | CIB | $36.00 |
| PS3 | Wolfenstein | Game + case | $12.00 |
| PS3 | WWE 2K16 | CIB | $13.00 |
| PS4 | Abzu | Game + case | $13.00 |
| PS4 | Borderlands: The Handsome Collection | Game + case | $6.00 |
| PS4 | Dragon Ball Xenoverse | CIB | $10.00 |
| PS4 | God of War | CIB | $13.00 |
| PS4 | Horizon Forbidden West Launch Edition | CIB | $28.00 |
| PS4 | Lego Dimensions | CIB | $29.00 |
| PS4 | Minecraft | Game + case | $16.00 |
| PS4 | Paper Beast Collector's Edition | NIB | $62.00 |
| PS4 | Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS4 | Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville | CIB | $9.00 |
| PS4 | Ratchet and Clank | Game + case | $9.00 |
| PS4 | Risk of Rain 2 | CIB | $12.00 |
| PS4 | Rocket League: Collector's Edition | CIB | $13.00 |
| PS4 | West of Dead: Path of the Crow | NIB | $28.00 |
| PS5 | Life is Strange: True Colors | CIB | $15.00 |
| PSP | ATV Offroad Fury Pro | CIB | $7.00 |
| PSP | Bad Boys | Game + case | $8.00 |
| PSP | Burnout Legends | Loose | $7.00 |
| PSP | God of War: Ghost of Sparta | Loose | $41.00 |
| PSP | Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition | Loose | $20.00 |
| PSP | Midnight Club: LA Remix | Loose | $17.00 |
| PSP | Need for Speed Rivals | Loose | $11.00 |
| PSP | Need for Speed: Most Wanted 5-1-0 (clear piece set in slightly) | Loose | $12.00 |
| PSP | Need for Speed: Pro Street (water damaged art) | Game + case | $8.00 |
| PSP | Pimp My Ride | Loose | $8.00 |
| PSP | Sonic Rivals | Loose | $12.00 |
| PSP | Star Wars Battlefront II | Loose | $10.00 |
| PSP | Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max (Clear shell) | Loose | $15.00 |
| SNES | Brain Lord | Loose | $50.00 |
| SNES | Power Rangers Zeo: Battle Racers | Loose | $14.00 |
| SNES | Power Rangers Zeo: Battle Racers | Loose | $14.00 |
| SNES | Robocop vs The Terminator | Loose | $23.00 |
| SNES | TMNT IV: Turtles in Time | Loose | $45.00 |
| SNES | Top Gear | Loose | $11.00 |
| Switch | Fitness Boxing 2 | NIB | $30.00 |
| Switch | Pokemon Shining Pearl | CIB | $30.00 |
| Switch | Super Mario 3D All-Stars | CIB | $80.00 |
| Switch | Yo-Kai Watch 4++ (JP) | CIB | $50.00 |
| Vita | Call of Duty Black Ops Declassified | Loose | $17.00 |
| Vita | Call of Duty Black Ops Declassified | Loose | $17.00 |
| Vita | Lego Batman 2 | Loose | $9.00 |
| Vita | Litte Big Planet | Loose | $20.00 |
| Vita | Need for Speed Most Wanted | Loose | $16.00 |
| Vita | Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale | Loose | $17.00 |
| Vita | Soul Sacrifice | Loose | $15.00 |
| Wii | 007 Quantum of Solace | CIB | $5.00 |
| Wii | Alice in Wonderland | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure | CIB | $14.00 |
| Wii | Disney Sing It Family Hits | CIB | $12.00 |
| Wii | Dokapon Kingdom | Loose | $60.00 |
| Wii | Family Game Night 4 | CIB | $12.00 |
| Wii | Freddi Fish: Kelp Seed Mystery | CIB | $11.00 |
| Wii | Gold classic controller | Loose | $40.00 |
| Wii | Guitar Hero 5 | Game + case | $16.00 |
| Wii | Guitar Hero Aerosmith | CIB | $9.00 |
| Wii | Hot Wheels: Track Attack | CIB | $7.00 |
| Wii | Just Dance Kids | CIB | $6.00 |
| Wii | Just Dance Summer Party | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | Karaoke Revolution | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | My Ballet Studio | Game + case | $8.00 |
| Wii | My Sims Racing | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | NBA Jam | CIB | $12.00 |
| Wii | Nights Journey of Dreams (back art punctured) | Game + case | $8.00 |
| Wii | No More Heroes 2 | CIB | $23.00 |
| Wii | Resident Evil : The Umbrella Chronicles | CIB | $14.00 |
| Wii | Tony Hawk Ride | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Wii | Tony Hawk: Shred | CIB | $8.00 |
| Wii | Wii Play Motion | Game + case | $19.00 |
| Wii | You Don't Know Jack | CIB | $9.00 |
| Wii | Zelda Wii Remote (no battery cover) | Loose | $40.00 |
| Wii U | Tekken Tag Tournament 2 | Loose | $38.00 |
| Xbox | Battlestar Galactica | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Buffy The Vampire Slayer | Game + case | $17.00 |
| Xbox | Burnout 2: Point of Impact | CIB | $11.00 |
| Xbox | Crime Life | Game + case | $11.00 |
| Xbox | Destroy All Humans! | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Enclave | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | Gun | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox | Half-Life 2 | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Xbox | House of the Dead III | Loose | $13.00 |
| Xbox | Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb | CIB | $15.00 |
| Xbox | Midway Arcade Treasures | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Minority Report | CIB | $7.00 |
| Xbox | Mortal Kombat: Deception Kollector's Edition: Baraka Version | CIB | $48.00 |
| Xbox | Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks | CIB | $28.00 |
| Xbox | Namco Museum | CIB | $7.00 |
| Xbox | Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones | CIB | $6.00 |
| Xbox | Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy | CIB | $11.00 |
| Xbox | Spiderman | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Spiderman 2 | CIB | $12.00 |
| Xbox | Star Trek: Shattered Universe | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | Star Wars Jedi Starfighter | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Star Wars Jedi Starfighter | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Star Wars Starfighter Special Edition | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | Star Wars: The Clone Wars | CIB | $7.00 |
| Xbox | Terminator 3: Redemption | CIB | $19.00 |
| Xbox | Terminator: Dawn of Fate | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox | Time Splitters 2 | CIB | $15.00 |
| Xbox | Time Splitters: Future Perfect | Loose | $20.00 |
| Xbox | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Xbox | Tony Hawk's Project 8 | CIB | $12.00 |
| Xbox | Tron 2.0 Killer App | CIB | $13.00 |
| Xbox | Turok Evolution | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | Ultimate Spiderman | CIB | $27.00 |
| Xbox | Unreal Championship | Loose | $3.00 |
| Xbox | Urbz: Sims in the City Special Edition | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox | WWF Raw | Game + case | $8.00 |
| Xbox | X-Men Legends | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Alan Wake | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Avatar: The Game | CIB | $42.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Batman: Arkham City GOTY | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Blue Dragon | Loose | $13.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Borderlands 2 Add-On Content Pack | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | CSI: Hard Evidence | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two | CIB | $7.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Fable III: Limited Collector's Edition | CIB | $12.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Final Fantasy XIII | CIB | $14.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Gears of War: Limited Collector's Edition | CIB | $28.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Gears of War: Limited Collector's Edition (no plastic sleeve or art book) | CIB | $24.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Halo 3 Collector's Edition (one disc holder fell off) | CIB | $12.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Infinite Undiscovery | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection | CIB | $13.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Kinect Sports: Ultimate Collection | CIB | $14.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Lego The Hobbit | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Midnight Club: Los Angeles (Blockbuster case) | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Monster Jam: Path of Destruction | Game + case | $22.00 |
| Xbox 360 | NCAA Football 08 | CIB | $6.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Ninety-Nine Nights (sharpie on disc) | CIB | $9.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures | Game + case | $10.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Rocksmith | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Skylanders: Giants | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Snoopy's Grand Adventure | Game + case | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Spiderman 3 | Loose | $14.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Star Wars: The Force Unleashed | CIB | $6.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (PAL) | CIB | $5.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan | Loose | $19.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Walking Dead GOTY | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine | Loose | $10.00 |
| Xbox 360 | Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition | Game + case | $15.00 |
| Xbox One | Grand Theft Auto V | CIB | $10.00 |
| Xbox One | Guitar Hero Live | Game + case | $35.00 |
| Xbox One | Guitar Hero Live (punctured back art) | Game + case | $30.00 |
| Xbox One | Just Dance 2020 | Game + case | $6.00 |
| Xbox One | Kinect Sports Rivals | Game + case | $12.00 |
| Xbox One | Marvel Avengers | CIB | $8.00 |
| Xbox One | Red Dead Redemption Game of the Year Edition | CIB | $14.00 |
| Xbox One | Resident Evil 2 Deluxe Edition | CIB | $26.00 |
| Xbox One | Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order Deluxe Edition | CIB | $15.00 |
2023.05.31 23:05 cocoawhirl I got a 3DS (coming in a few days) and this game- soo excited to finally play it!
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2023.05.31 22:48 Brilliant-Candle-406 [BotW] After you played TotK, will you ever play BotW again?
Well, I think that BotW is too much of a downgrade, if one played TotK, to ever go back and enjoy it. I think I can play all of the old Zeldas again, especially Majoras Mask, Ocarina of Time and Wind Waker, but I don't see myself playing BotW again.
Who feels the same?
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Who feels the same?
2023.05.31 22:08 domlupien Koji Kondo is a genius! Merry go round(mario 64) and music box ( majora's mask) MASHUP
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2023.05.31 19:44 FrenzyHydro Majora's Mask, the moon falling to the earth. Are there other games out there like it where the goal is to stop some massive thing?
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2023.05.31 18:41 Agnol117 [Progress] May Down, 13/24 Done!
999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors: Holy hell this was great. After getting the first ending, I was consumed by this. I spent all of my free time for the next four days getting the other five endings, and I absolutely loved it. It was a fantastic trip, and I am very eager to play the rest of the franchise.
Forgive Me Father: This sounded like it was right up my alley. A Doom inspired shooter with comic style graphics and a Lovecraftian horror story? All things I love. But I just felt like it never really came together. I’ll grant that it is very pretty, but I just never really felt like it was fun to play.
Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku: Full disclosure: I went into this knowing I wasn’t going to finish, and that I would likely only play like ten or so minutes of it. It’s not a good game. It’s grindy as hell. The power scaling makes no sense (in the second area, you have to fight wolves. The way power levels work in Dragon Ball, wolves should not be able to harm Goku, let alone take multiple punches to defeat). But I’d played it as a kid, and I wanted to at least attempt to revisit it before I got to Kakarot. It’s still a bad game, and it no longer has the novelty of being the only easily available DBZ game that goes through major story beats and is more than just a fighting game. Not sad to be leaving this one behind.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: I didn’t expect to bounce off of this one like I did, but here we are. It just feels so slow and clunky, compared both to other Metroidvanias I’ve played (mostly Metroid Fusion and Hollow Knight) and my limited experience with later Castlevania games. I gave it a good shot, and I might attempt it again in the future (I can see from my limited play time why people love it), but it’s just not clicking with me right now.
Lovebirb: This should have been right up my alley. It’s a weird visual novel/rhythm game about birds dating. Exactly my kind of weird. But, I couldn’t get the controls to function enough to actually play it. Kind of a bummer, because it looks like it’s funny as hell.
Howl: A short visual novel on itch dealing with werewolves and menstruation. It’s very short, and very funny.
Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga: My first SMT game, and I’ve become a convert. It’s a fantastic game, and Press Turn is officially my favorite turn based combat system. I’m excited to play DDS2, and then to branch out into other SMT and Persona games. Highly recommend this.
OneShot: God, what an experience. In the same general vein of Undertale, this is a cute indie game that’ll emotionally wreck you. Highly recommend.
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG: A discord server I’m in rags on this game a lot, and I figured I owed it to myself to at least give it a shot. I don’t regret doing so, but it’s definitely not a game I’m going to stick with. The battle system annoys me enough that I cannot see myself sticking with it for the twenty-odd hours that the game is predicted to last, and frankly, the main character is insufferable, even in the hour or so of the game I played.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: This improves on the first game in basically every way. Combat's better, there's more Force powers, and they're more fun to play around with. Even better, you start with all of your abilities from the last game, with no bullshit of having to regain them (which is a definite plus, because I love any game that lets me doublejump from the start). The biggest thing I can say against it is that the story feels kind of like it drags on. The last act is emotionally satisfying, but it still feels like a few hours should be cut from the middle somewhere.
Guardians of the Galaxy: This just didn’t click with me. The story did nothing for me, and the combat just felt very shallow. I moved on from it pretty quickly.
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition: Okay so technically I only finished Act II, and I know there’s an extensive third act/post game that I will probably play, but the credits rolled, so I’m counting it. This is a fantastic game. It strikes a great balance between classic Dragon Quest and feeling modern, and it was a blast to play. The biggest issue is probably the music being incredibly samey, but honestly even that wasn’t enough to put me off.
Zero Wing: Just realized this was on NSO, and had to give it a shot. Aside from the memetically bad translation, it’s actually pretty fun. I only did one loop, though I think it loops endlessly, and it was enjoyable.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot So this is like, ⅕ good game, ⅘ painfully generic game. The combat is fun, and…that’s about it. Every other part is generic to the point of tedium. Dropped this midway through the Saiyan Saga.
it gets so lonely here: Free horror visual novel on Steam. Loved it, played it through to completion and got all the achievements. Fantastic experience.
So, that’s May. I’m at thirteen of my twenty-four, so I’ve met my goal of twelve. I’m still likely to play some/most of the rest of these, so we’ll see how that goes.
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Forgive Me Father: This sounded like it was right up my alley. A Doom inspired shooter with comic style graphics and a Lovecraftian horror story? All things I love. But I just felt like it never really came together. I’ll grant that it is very pretty, but I just never really felt like it was fun to play.
Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku: Full disclosure: I went into this knowing I wasn’t going to finish, and that I would likely only play like ten or so minutes of it. It’s not a good game. It’s grindy as hell. The power scaling makes no sense (in the second area, you have to fight wolves. The way power levels work in Dragon Ball, wolves should not be able to harm Goku, let alone take multiple punches to defeat). But I’d played it as a kid, and I wanted to at least attempt to revisit it before I got to Kakarot. It’s still a bad game, and it no longer has the novelty of being the only easily available DBZ game that goes through major story beats and is more than just a fighting game. Not sad to be leaving this one behind.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: I didn’t expect to bounce off of this one like I did, but here we are. It just feels so slow and clunky, compared both to other Metroidvanias I’ve played (mostly Metroid Fusion and Hollow Knight) and my limited experience with later Castlevania games. I gave it a good shot, and I might attempt it again in the future (I can see from my limited play time why people love it), but it’s just not clicking with me right now.
Lovebirb: This should have been right up my alley. It’s a weird visual novel/rhythm game about birds dating. Exactly my kind of weird. But, I couldn’t get the controls to function enough to actually play it. Kind of a bummer, because it looks like it’s funny as hell.
Howl: A short visual novel on itch dealing with werewolves and menstruation. It’s very short, and very funny.
Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga: My first SMT game, and I’ve become a convert. It’s a fantastic game, and Press Turn is officially my favorite turn based combat system. I’m excited to play DDS2, and then to branch out into other SMT and Persona games. Highly recommend this.
OneShot: God, what an experience. In the same general vein of Undertale, this is a cute indie game that’ll emotionally wreck you. Highly recommend.
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG: A discord server I’m in rags on this game a lot, and I figured I owed it to myself to at least give it a shot. I don’t regret doing so, but it’s definitely not a game I’m going to stick with. The battle system annoys me enough that I cannot see myself sticking with it for the twenty-odd hours that the game is predicted to last, and frankly, the main character is insufferable, even in the hour or so of the game I played.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: This improves on the first game in basically every way. Combat's better, there's more Force powers, and they're more fun to play around with. Even better, you start with all of your abilities from the last game, with no bullshit of having to regain them (which is a definite plus, because I love any game that lets me doublejump from the start). The biggest thing I can say against it is that the story feels kind of like it drags on. The last act is emotionally satisfying, but it still feels like a few hours should be cut from the middle somewhere.
Guardians of the Galaxy: This just didn’t click with me. The story did nothing for me, and the combat just felt very shallow. I moved on from it pretty quickly.
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition: Okay so technically I only finished Act II, and I know there’s an extensive third act/post game that I will probably play, but the credits rolled, so I’m counting it. This is a fantastic game. It strikes a great balance between classic Dragon Quest and feeling modern, and it was a blast to play. The biggest issue is probably the music being incredibly samey, but honestly even that wasn’t enough to put me off.
Zero Wing: Just realized this was on NSO, and had to give it a shot. Aside from the memetically bad translation, it’s actually pretty fun. I only did one loop, though I think it loops endlessly, and it was enjoyable.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot So this is like, ⅕ good game, ⅘ painfully generic game. The combat is fun, and…that’s about it. Every other part is generic to the point of tedium. Dropped this midway through the Saiyan Saga.
it gets so lonely here: Free horror visual novel on Steam. Loved it, played it through to completion and got all the achievements. Fantastic experience.
So, that’s May. I’m at thirteen of my twenty-four, so I’ve met my goal of twelve. I’m still likely to play some/most of the rest of these, so we’ll see how that goes.
- Disco Elysium
- Blue Reflection Second Light
Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil SagaGhost of TsushimaHalo InfiniteThe Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D- Chaos;Head Noah
- AI: The Somnium Files
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
Kingdom Hearts IIIAxiom Verge- Tales of Xillia
- The Evil Within 2
The Quarry- Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual DestiniesPokémon Black 2Castlevania: Symphony of the NightNight in the Woods- White Day: A Labyrinth Named School
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice
- The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
Dragon Ball Z: KakarotSeaBed
2023.05.31 17:58 StardropScavenger [USA] [H] Various Games for N64, GameCube, Wii, Switch, Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, DS, 3DS, PS1, PS2 Switch Consoles, GBA SP Consoles Switch Cases, Game Guides [W] Cashapp, Venmo or Zelle
Good morning , everyone! I have quite a bit of things for sale today, ALL prices include shipping via the payment methods mentioned above. Happy to provide photos upon request, and all orders will be going out within 24-48 business hours!
THE CONSOLES!
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom OLED Switch BNIB + Tears of the Kingdom Carrying Case BNIB $390
Nintendo Switch HAC-001 Red/Blue Joycon Console w/ Box, includes animal crossing (powerA controller, and Mario Kart Case) $225
Pink Gameboy Advance SP Pearl 101's (both consoles have scratches on them. Screens are both fine.) $90 each
IPS Famicom Custom Gameboy Advance SP (overall condition is good.) $150
THE GAMES!
N64
Paper Mario BOX/MANUAL/INSERTS ONLY! (Notes: The box has several creases, it has been kept in a box protector to prevent further creasing, the inserts do have a "wrinkle" to them. Manual looks good $200
Goldeneye 007 $25
Mario Party w/ manual (manual does have wear) $50
Diddy Kong Racing w/ manual $30
GameCube
Animal Crossing [Disc only; resurfaced] $35
GameCube Start-Up Disc (the disc only; no case or player.) $130
Go! Go Hypergrind (Includes case, manual and disc. The artwork has like a "wrinkle" to it, shows wear. The manual has a bend on the bottom right corner, and the disc has some white residue on the ring.) $375
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #1 (Very good condition, disc has little to no wear. Manual/inserts look good also.) $265
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #2 (Very good condition, disc has little wear. Manual/inserts are nice.) $260
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance #3 (Missing insert, includes the case, manual and disc. Very good condition as well.) $250
Wii
Rune Factory Frontier CIB $35
Switch
Love Esquire [New] $40
Octopath Traveler $50
Trails of Cold Steel III Extracurricular Edition $60
Liar Princess and Blind Prince [New] $55
Fire Emblem Engage Divine Edition + [New] Tarot Cards (no STEELBOOK OR GAME INCLUDED!) $70
G/B/C/GBA
Dr. Mario Classic NES Series $15
Final Fantasy Tactics $25
Final Fantasy Legend [Includes Worn Box, Manual and Map] $80
Fire Emblem $70
Fire Emblem Sacred Stones $65
Gameboy Camera [Color: Blue] $40
Golden Sun: The Lost Age $40
Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire $15
Lord of the Rings The Third Age $15
Lufia The Legend Returns (Part of label missing) $35
Mario vs Donkey Kong [Game and Box only] $30
Mario vs Donkey Kong $15
Mario Kart Super Circuit [Player's Choice] CIB $50
Mega Man Battle Network $60
Mega Man Battle Network 3 White $20
Mega Man Battle Network 4 Blue Moon $25
Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Protoman $25
Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon $60
Shining Soul $60
Random Games Bundle - Includes: Dora, Frogger (not working), Final Fantasy IV (loads, then doesn't work), Star Wars Jedi Battles (loads, then doesn't work), Sonic Advance, Incredibles, Finding Nemo, DBZ: Legacy of Goku, Cartoon Network Speedway, Star Wars Flight of the Falcon, Side Pocket, I Spy Challenge, Top Gear Rally (2 copies), Dungeons & Dragons Eye of the Beholder, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Tetris Worlds, Namco Museum 50th Anniversary, Simpson's Road Rage - $85
Nintendo DS/3DS
999 [loose] $40
Cooking Mama 5 [loose] $35
Etrian Mystery Dungeon [Soundtrack Bundle, Sealed] $200
Fantasy Life [loose] $40
Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Tales [CIB] $25
Fire Emblem Awakening [World Edition] $35
Fire Emblem Fates [Special Edition] #1 [CIB] $500
Heroes of Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes [CIB] $30
Kingdom Hearts RE:Coded [loose] $15
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance [loose] $15
Legacy of YS Books I & II [Has outer box, case, manual and game. No soundtrack] $125
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D [loose] $20
Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask Skull Kid Figure [No Game] $80
Mario Kart 7 [CIB] $15
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney & Ace Attorney Justice For All [both loose] $35
Pokemon Sun and Moon Steelbook [No games] $60
Pokemon Sun [Loose] $15 each [1 sold]
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire [loose] $30
Pokemon X [Loose] $30
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity [Loose] $25
Pokemon Soul Silver #1 [loose, placed into new shell; old one broken but included.] $75
Pokemon Soul Silver #2 [loose, has some stuff on the back of it.] $100
Pokemon Soul Silver #3 [CIB] $160
Pokemon Black 2 [Loose] $120
Pokemon Rumble Blast [in rough condition] $15
Project X Zone 2 [CIB] $90
Resident Evil 3D The Mercenaries [CIB] $25
Senran Kagura Double D Edition [Soundtrack Sealed] $70
Super Princess Peach [CIB, wear to cartridge] $105
PS1
Suikoden II [Loose, has wear to disc and some scratching] $100
Harvest Moon Back to Nature [CIB] $50
PS2
MS Saga: A New Dawn [CIB] $125
MISC
Dragon Quest V Guide $100
Dragon Quest I-VIII Symphonic Suite Collection $70
Harvest Moon Animal Parade Guide (tear on front cover, very minor.) $110
SWITCH CASES ONLY NO GAMES AT ALL FOR $120 [List: Carrion, Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games 2020 Tokyo, Pokemon Shield, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Lego DC Super Villians[Steelbook], Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, Zelda Skyward Sword, NEO The World Ends With You, Super Mario Party, Wolfenstein II, Mitopia, The Mummy Demastered, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Ninja Saviors, No More Heroes 1 2 3, Travis Strikes Back]
Zelda Feather DS Stylus $30
Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D Soundtrack $30
Avalon Code [Case,Manual, NO GAME] $40
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THE CONSOLES!
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom OLED Switch BNIB + Tears of the Kingdom Carrying Case BNIB $390
Nintendo Switch HAC-001 Red/Blue Joycon Console w/ Box, includes animal crossing (powerA controller, and Mario Kart Case) $225
Pink Gameboy Advance SP Pearl 101's (both consoles have scratches on them. Screens are both fine.) $90 each
IPS Famicom Custom Gameboy Advance SP (overall condition is good.) $150
THE GAMES!
N64
Paper Mario BOX/MANUAL/INSERTS ONLY! (Notes: The box has several creases, it has been kept in a box protector to prevent further creasing, the inserts do have a "wrinkle" to them. Manual looks good $200
Goldeneye 007 $25
Mario Party w/ manual (manual does have wear) $50
Diddy Kong Racing w/ manual $30
GameCube
Animal Crossing [Disc only; resurfaced] $35
GameCube Start-Up Disc (the disc only; no case or player.) $130
Go! Go Hypergrind (Includes case, manual and disc. The artwork has like a "wrinkle" to it, shows wear. The manual has a bend on the bottom right corner, and the disc has some white residue on the ring.) $375
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #1 (Very good condition, disc has little to no wear. Manual/inserts look good also.) $265
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance CIB #2 (Very good condition, disc has little wear. Manual/inserts are nice.) $260
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance #3 (Missing insert, includes the case, manual and disc. Very good condition as well.) $250
Wii
Rune Factory Frontier CIB $35
Switch
Love Esquire [New] $40
Octopath Traveler $50
Trails of Cold Steel III Extracurricular Edition $60
Liar Princess and Blind Prince [New] $55
Fire Emblem Engage Divine Edition + [New] Tarot Cards (no STEELBOOK OR GAME INCLUDED!) $70
G/B/C/GBA
Dr. Mario Classic NES Series $15
Final Fantasy Tactics $25
Final Fantasy Legend [Includes Worn Box, Manual and Map] $80
Fire Emblem $70
Fire Emblem Sacred Stones $65
Gameboy Camera [Color: Blue] $40
Golden Sun: The Lost Age $40
Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire $15
Lord of the Rings The Third Age $15
Lufia The Legend Returns (Part of label missing) $35
Mario vs Donkey Kong [Game and Box only] $30
Mario vs Donkey Kong $15
Mario Kart Super Circuit [Player's Choice] CIB $50
Mega Man Battle Network $60
Mega Man Battle Network 3 White $20
Mega Man Battle Network 4 Blue Moon $25
Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Protoman $25
Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon $60
Shining Soul $60
Random Games Bundle - Includes: Dora, Frogger (not working), Final Fantasy IV (loads, then doesn't work), Star Wars Jedi Battles (loads, then doesn't work), Sonic Advance, Incredibles, Finding Nemo, DBZ: Legacy of Goku, Cartoon Network Speedway, Star Wars Flight of the Falcon, Side Pocket, I Spy Challenge, Top Gear Rally (2 copies), Dungeons & Dragons Eye of the Beholder, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Tetris Worlds, Namco Museum 50th Anniversary, Simpson's Road Rage - $85
Nintendo DS/3DS
999 [loose] $40
Cooking Mama 5 [loose] $35
Etrian Mystery Dungeon [Soundtrack Bundle, Sealed] $200
Fantasy Life [loose] $40
Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Tales [CIB] $25
Fire Emblem Awakening [World Edition] $35
Fire Emblem Fates [Special Edition] #1 [CIB] $500
Heroes of Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes [CIB] $30
Kingdom Hearts RE:Coded [loose] $15
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance [loose] $15
Legacy of YS Books I & II [Has outer box, case, manual and game. No soundtrack] $125
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D [loose] $20
Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask Skull Kid Figure [No Game] $80
Mario Kart 7 [CIB] $15
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney & Ace Attorney Justice For All [both loose] $35
Pokemon Sun and Moon Steelbook [No games] $60
Pokemon Sun [Loose] $15 each [1 sold]
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire [loose] $30
Pokemon X [Loose] $30
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity [Loose] $25
Pokemon Soul Silver #1 [loose, placed into new shell; old one broken but included.] $75
Pokemon Soul Silver #2 [loose, has some stuff on the back of it.] $100
Pokemon Soul Silver #3 [CIB] $160
Pokemon Black 2 [Loose] $120
Pokemon Rumble Blast [in rough condition] $15
Project X Zone 2 [CIB] $90
Resident Evil 3D The Mercenaries [CIB] $25
Senran Kagura Double D Edition [Soundtrack Sealed] $70
Super Princess Peach [CIB, wear to cartridge] $105
PS1
Suikoden II [Loose, has wear to disc and some scratching] $100
Harvest Moon Back to Nature [CIB] $50
PS2
MS Saga: A New Dawn [CIB] $125
MISC
Dragon Quest V Guide $100
Dragon Quest I-VIII Symphonic Suite Collection $70
Harvest Moon Animal Parade Guide (tear on front cover, very minor.) $110
SWITCH CASES ONLY NO GAMES AT ALL FOR $120 [List: Carrion, Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games 2020 Tokyo, Pokemon Shield, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Lego DC Super Villians[Steelbook], Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, Zelda Skyward Sword, NEO The World Ends With You, Super Mario Party, Wolfenstein II, Mitopia, The Mummy Demastered, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Ninja Saviors, No More Heroes 1 2 3, Travis Strikes Back]
Zelda Feather DS Stylus $30
Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D Soundtrack $30
Avalon Code [Case,Manual, NO GAME] $40
2023.05.31 17:46 linefly11 [Other] First time back since N64 era
Hey everyone. I just purchased a switch and the new Zelda game, being delivered tomorrow. The last games I played I this series were Ocarina Of Time and Majora's Mask. I saw a brief trailer and this looks like, obviously, an ebtire different type of game now. Haha. Just wondering if anyone has any tips? Will it still needs similar enough for me to understand the game? I'm assuming so. Thanks all!
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2023.05.31 16:33 KEENGAMERCOM How to Get Majora's Mask in Tears of the Kingdom Floating Coliseum Guide
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