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Agreed.
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Did anyone see that Twilight Princess speed run? Something like 5 hours and 45 minutes...pretty insane, IMO, especially since the average completion time is like 42 hours or something.
I haven't tried a TP speed run, but the only real speed runs I've done are OOT, WW, and tLOZ. I beat WW like 7 hours behind the record!
I'm not even gonna say how bad I did at OOT. But overall, my 4 1/2 hour speed run of the original LOZ was pretty decent, not to mention it was the 2nd quest=much harder. Still died twice though, but that game is challenging, and extremely awsome! I've beaten tLOZ well over a dozen times=addicting. I would do the same if I didn't lose my GBA ALTTP=I love that game.
Originally Psted by NES n00b
Every Zelda game would seem too easy if you compare it to Zelda II.
Lol
You don't know the half of it. The game was so difficult I literally lost all my lives like 130 something times before beating it. It took me what, 2 or 3 years to beat, and it was worth it, but it definitely p***** me off to insane extremes at some points. Zelda II should have a warning label on it stating:
Warning: This is the hardest game ever! Recommended only for the best gamers, or people who are willing to devote 100 hours to beat 7 dungeons, in which you'll constantly get lost, get owned by the best AI from 1987, and die because of lack of DI. If you can't beat A Link to the Past or the original Legend of Zelda, then don't even touch this game. This game may cause destruction of controllers, games, and lamps!
Despite that, it was a awsome game! But man that AI owned me sooo bad until I got to the end of the 6th dungeon, where I starting owning them back! Then I kept dying just trying to reach the 7th and final dungeon over and over and over, until I got through died, died on the path 5 more times, actually got halfway throught the dungeon, died, and on and on and on. I got lost so many times it was pathetic.
The last dungeon makes Ganon's Castle in A Link to the Past look flat out miniature. I guess the difficulty and awsome gameplay is what made me keep coming back to get owned, until I finally beat it. Seriously, I don't think I've ever been excited about beating a video game other than when I beat that game. Thank god my friend showed me useful pointers on how to beat it, or I would have flat out given up on like before the 2nd dungeon.
The one thing I REALLY wish was in Zelda II is DI=helpful, but the air attacks were pretty neat. But DI+those air attacks would have been sweets, and the magic and magic system were pretty intertaining, intresting, and useful to say the least. If there were no magic spells in Zelda II, god couldn't have beaten it=heck, I don't even know how I beat it! O well, still a awsome game=I suggest it to all you people anyone who would like a challenge.
@ AxemRed
Nice speed run!