
Finally! The ultimate game for the N64 has arrived! Zelda The
Ocarina of Time will truly amazed you and give you a sigh of relief
that buying a N64 was really worth it. Here is the story: Basically
you are Link and your job is to rescue Hyrule from Ganondorf's evil doings.
In order to do that, Link must travel back and forth through time.
What's cool about that is that Link will change, from child to adult, and
Hyrule too!
A 3D detailed huge world will unfold as you play the game. You will
access many cool items, get special abilities, fight incredible but
too easy bosses, solve brain twisting puzzles, talk to towns people, play
mini games, explore dungeons and many more. To give an idea how big
the world is in Zelda, here is an example; In Hyrule field,
it took me about a minute and a half to get to one side to another.
If you're the kind of person who hates to travel long distances, don't
worry. Nintendo added a realistic like horse to ride on.
If I had to say what is the best part of Zelda, it would be it's innovative
Z-targeting system. What it is, is that when you want to concentrate
on fighting a certain enemy, just press the Z button. You won't lose
sight of the enemy and most importantly, your aim of throwing your projectiles
would be approved greatly.
With great graphics, sound/music, game play, and control this must be a
game to own. If you are truly a Rpg fan, don't bother to rent it,
just buy it!
Rj2

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