Have YOUR Zelda bonus disk?

FirestormXIII · Post by **FirestormXIII** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 12:16 am

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Oh yes it does.

Of course it's only solidified the fact that you need a PhD to explain time travel. (commenting on intro to the game, which leaves some loopholes between OT and Windwaker. Hopefully they explain it later, but for now...

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(Note: Windwaker takes place about 100 years after Ocarina of Time)

gadoo · Post by **gadoo** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 3:55 am

I like it like that...it gives it a deeper story, for some reason.

cause it's like they celebrate this hero hundreds of years ago...but wait! I was there! I saw the whole thing...they're celebrating mee!!!! hehehe..

shadow-the-hedgehog · Post by **shadow-the-hedgehog** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 6:32 am

I got mine the wed before I went on vacation! My friend had muh controllers and I couldn't play till this past monday. I am playing it as we speak.... ^_^

Anime Jedi · Post by **Anime Jedi** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 7:03 am

I'll go pick mine up today or tomorrow. ^_^

I've seen quite a few television advertisements. Though I don't really like them. They're a shoter version of one I posted about awhile go, with a different voice over. -_- It's some guy talking instead of the girl. But with her doing it, it had more dramatic affect.

This is the best one I can find right now of the good one. Trailer. It's really quiet, so you'll have to put up the volume.

I love this trailer!

Sushi2 · Post by **Sushi2** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 11:11 am

No Gadoo

I.....must.....stay.....away....from......... evil temptations......

.....must......think ......about......going to uni.......

.......must.......stay..........strong..................

I hate you people so much....having it now.....

Urge to kill....rising....

fyrtenheimer · Post by **fyrtenheimer** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 11:20 am

FirestormXIII wrote:\m/>_<
Oh yes it does.

Of course it's only solidified the fact that you need a PhD to explain time travel. (commenting on intro to the game, which leaves some loopholes between OT and Windwaker. Hopefully they explain it later, but for now... )
(Note: Windwaker takes place about 100 years after Ocarina of Time)

There's no loop hole

in the beginning, when you learn of the green clad hero who came of nowhere, they're talking about the Link from OoT. Notice the triforce piece over his head, that's the triforce of courage. 100 years later, Hyrule has changed, and Ganon has returned. This new Link appears and gets the Master Sword that the one from OoT used to defeat Ganon.

It's not the same link over and over, it's a new link. Reborn, whatever and whatnot

FirestormXIII · Post by **FirestormXIII** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 12:45 pm

fyrtenheimer wrote:
FirestormXIII wrote:\m/>_<
Oh yes it does.

Of course it's only solidified the fact that you need a PhD to explain time travel. (commenting on intro to the game, which leaves some loopholes between OT and Windwaker. Hopefully they explain it later, but for now... )
(Note: Windwaker takes place about 100 years after Ocarina of Time)
There's no loop hole

*aim kissy face* Ah, but there is. In the intro to Wind Waker they say that the Green-clad boy (OoT Link) seals away the great evil (Ganondorf), but that the evil breaks loose once again and dominates the world again. The people all wait for the Hero of Time to return to defeat the evil again, but he never comes.
That to me brings up a few issues about the messing around with time that happened in OoT. Like, when Zelda returned Link to being a boy, did she remove Link from that future timeline altogether? And if such was the case, that would explain why the Hero of Time never appears. But if Link did still exist in that future timeline (if he was sent back to the past he'd still have to age, correct?) then why didn't he show up? Did something happen to him?
So it's not so much that it's a loophole, it's just that there's a few questions left unanswered because of the time travel. Like I said before, hopefully they'll answer them within the course of the game.

shadow-the-hedgehog · Post by **shadow-the-hedgehog** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 1:00 pm

FirestormXIII wrote:
fyrtenheimer wrote:
FirestormXIII wrote:\m/>_<
Oh yes it does.

Of course it's only solidified the fact that you need a PhD to explain time travel. (commenting on intro to the game, which leaves some loopholes between OT and Windwaker. Hopefully they explain it later, but for now... )
(Note: Windwaker takes place about 100 years after Ocarina of Time)
There's no loop hole
*aim kissy face* Ah, but there is. In the intro to Wind Waker they say that the Green-clad boy (OoT Link) seals away the great evil (Ganondorf), but that the evil breaks loose once again and dominates the world again. The people all wait for the Hero of Time to return to defeat the evil again, but he never comes.
That to me brings up a few issues about the messing around with time that happened in OoT. Like, when Zelda returned Link to being a boy, did she remove Link from that future timeline altogether? And if such was the case, that would explain why the Hero of Time never appears. But if Link did still exist in that future timeline (if he was sent back to the past he'd still have to age, correct?) then why didn't he show up? Did something happen to him?
So it's not so much that it's a loophole, it's just that there's a few questions left unanswered because of the time travel. Like I said before, hopefully they'll answer them within the course of the game.

*head explodes*
To much to think about....

El Banana · Post by **El Banana** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 1:03 pm

Nah, all these games aren't exactly linked (pun unintended), they are different version of the same Legend. Kind of like the escaflowne show and movie.

El Banana · Post by **El Banana** » Thu Mar 27, 2003 1:05 pm

[quote="El Banana"]they are different version of the same Legend./quote]

WTF?
me feel verry retarded.

And I meant vision too. :\