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I can tell you from experience that Zelda Twilight Princess is a good 60+ hours if you want all the hearts, only somewhat like Poes and bugs, and hate fishing. I need to check my first save file for a more accurate number, especially because I love to dawdle on my first attempts (so the actual number might be significantly higher), but it is a very long game.
It seems to me that you just suck at platformers... the first level of Banjo-Kazooie was absurdely easy. I can get through the first half of that game without dying (though the later levels make Megaman games look easy).Especially me.
Yeah, I guess I can't criticize Banjo Kazooie too much if I couldn't make it past the first level. Except for having WAY to steep a difficulty curve on the first level (in my opinion).
I don't suck at platformers, in fact, I got all 242 stars in Galaxy and 100% completion in Yoshi's Island (1, not 2).
lol by perfecting a step at a time. Like for instance I'm still perfecting my sword and shield collection at the very beginning of the game on one file, and working on the deku tree on another. Once I get those almost perfect I'll move on.
Yikes. No offense, but that does not sound fun to me. The reason I can't play Ocarina anymore for a long time is because I knew it too well. I never had to try; the game was routine to me. That sounds like taking all that to a point of no return. I mean, some routine is good. I always make sure to grab 4 heart pieces before I do the first dungeon in MM. But when I'm playing the game over and doing it exactly the same way each time, it just gets old for me. Someday I'll be able to play Ocarina again, but until then, I'll love it from afar.
The original LoZ get everything time varies from play to play. Your first run through could take forever, especially if you don't know where you're going and where all the secrets are. It's a very non-linear game, and there is little to no in game help as to where to go next. Part of the time issue can also stem from enemy item drops, which in general aren't as generous as in later games, with some exceptions. Knowing where the easy money secrets are can save a lot of time. Also, some of the secrets like: the extra bomb guys, the cheap shield store, and 3 of the hidden heart containers you either have to know where they are, or find by sheer blind luck if you're playing for the first time.
LoZ takes about 20 hours first time through if you know what your doing- it takes alot of patience. Not getting killed in this game is really hard.
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That's stupid, the intent of the songs was not to insult zelda. It's clear to see that whoever made these mixes likes both zelda and rap, there's nothing wrong with that. Quite frankly, to say that any song that is rap, automatically implies a theme of "pimpin" is racist, I mean like REALLY racist.
Actually, this comment is racist.
Puh-tegh! Ripped the words right out of my mouth!
Actually, the song mentioned the word 'pimpin' several times. The song also says that link puts his faith in his money, which you only needed to do in the original Zelda games, while the song in the background for this song is Saria's song -- one from OoT. The only time you actually needed money in that game was to buy the Kokiri shield at the beginning.
Are you really reading THAT much into it?
The term 'pimpin' was coined by black people, is used by black people (mostly),and is often associated with black people. Simply because I can point that out doesn't mean that it reflects how I feel about that race. By using the term "pimpin" he automatically associated rap with black people, which is racist.
See, the thing is, the guy did not MAKE this lyrics of this song. The arrangement of this song is an a-capella version of an existing song, put to the beat of a remixed Zelda song. THE SONG IS NOT MEANT TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT ZELDA, it just so happens the the song whoever made these used happened to be one in which the rapper talks about himself. Also, to prove my point even more, there's more than one song, there's a WHOLE CD, one of them uses a song from Jay-Z, Snoop Dog, and Dr. Dre. Now why would any of those rappers want to make a song to talk about Zelda? Once again, it's simply an a-capella version of old song put to a Zelda beat, that's all. If you want to hear the other songs, just hit the forward button. You misunderstood the intent of the songs, you thought that the first song was one made to talk about the Zelda series, but now that we know that's not true lets get over it and appreciate the sheer concept.
Him? Let's not start that debate again. Sheik is a chick.
The only problem - cities don't look good.
TP's Hyrule was vertically big (Hyrule Field was elevated above great chasms carved by the Zora's River and featured high mountains), while WW's was horizontally big.
A more colorful, vibrant town = Clock Town. Hyrule "City" could perhaps be (like said before) a great establishment, with the inner castle and upper-class stone buildings, and the lower class outskirts for farmers, merchants and the like (which would include districts within and outside the walls, the latter being farmland, like The Shire from LotR). I'd actually like to plan out a potential Hyrule City. Remind me to do that, Skyler.
Sorry, the only large Final Fantasy city I've ever seen was Midgar.
Well there's your problem! I did not like FFXII at all, but the main city in the game was absolutely amazing -- it captured the big city feel without it being to big or to brown.
I think Clock Town looked so happy and colorful mostly because of that big party everyone was getting ready for. That's what towns need, not random people standing around, but obvious communities of people. The vibrant colors of their happy decorations, and the contrasting gloom of the moon above them are just an added bonus.
