I have the Wind Waker, and I am getting Oot/Master Quest for GCN.

In Wind Waker, I have 13 Heart Containers, 4 Bottles, All of the Weapon Upgrades. I even have the Rupee Upgrade that allows you to hold 5000 Rupees!( Big Spender, dig this Blender ) ]

I also have the game beatin.

And once you beat your game...


In TLOZ: Master Quest, I am at the Fire Temple. I\'m a little stuck, but I\'ll figure it out eventually.

They are both very good games! I would really highly recommend them to any Zelda fan, or even an RPG/Adventure game fan!


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No, actually you get a \'conducter\'s stick like thingy\' called the Wind Waker! You would have to get it to understand how to use it. It plays much differently then the ?Ocarina.

Never forget, Wind Waker takes place 100 years after the events of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the N64. So...you could say the Ocarina of time...is no more...

[Edited on 19-4-2003 by Bass.EXE SP]

[font=comic sans ms]Okay, I\'ll admit it: The game kicks ass. I don\'t care about the graphics anymore. It\'s too much fun!

I\'m on the part where you have to find the shards of the Triforce. expensive to decode the maps via Tingle, though.

Hey, who uses the Tingle tuner? I do myself, and I have to say, it helps a whole lot....

I have gotten myself out of many a sticky situation by using the flying thingy Tingle gives ya.[/font]

I\'ve never used it once...heck, I don\'t even have the GBA Cable Link to hook up to the Gamecube!

Yup, decoding those Triforce Maps are a real Rupee killer, 398 Rupees a pop. That sucks.

How many Triforce peices do you have right now, Phatman? Need help at all?

BTW, guys have you ever encountered the Ghost Ship?

*shivers*

Should you run into it while wondering the seas, Try Cruising right up beside it.....

I had a pre-order on Wind Waker, so I picked it up on release day: March 25th. On April 7th, I beat it. And it only took as long is it did because I spent more than a few days doing nothing but side-quests. Had I played straight through, I probably would\'ve gotten done in about a week. Very, very disappointing. It was fun while it lasted, though, and it had the best back-story of any Zelda I\'ve played--and I\'ve played all of them, save for the CD-i ones.

[font=comic sans ms]To Bass.EXE- I have 2, and the master sword is up to full power. I also have the IN-credible map. I need those treasure maps so I can find triforce maps, and I need more bottles....

To Bass X- Thank the lord you never had. They were terrible. Link was a pimp in both of them. He always wanted to score on Zelda.....

I want the 16 bit remake of the original Zelda. Too bad it was only on Sattelitevison....

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[quote]Originally posted by Phatman Dover
[font=comic sans ms]To Bass.EXE- I have 2, and the master sword is up to full power. I also have the IN-credible map. I need those treasure maps so I can find triforce maps, and I need more bottles....[/quote]


Need Bottles? Your wish is my command!


Bottle #1

Get it from Medli in Dragon Roost Island after you throw her up onto the ledge that leads to the Cavern.

Bottle #2

It\'s on Rock Spire Island, which is west of Tingle Island. Look for Beetle\'s boat and enter it. Buy the Bottle off of him for 500 Rupees.

Bottle #3

This one is a little tricky, unless you sneaky.... Go to Windfall Island at night and speak to a blonde girl standing outside between the Potion Shop and the Auction House. Talk to her once and then walk away up the stairs. She will begin to run the other way. Sneak very carefully on her as she makes her way to the Safe in the outdoor store below the Cafe. A \'sweat drop\' icon will appear over her head while she is trying to crack the safe. WALK up to her quickly and talk to her while the sweat drop icon is still on her head. She will become startled, but she won\'t run away agian. She will begin talking to you. With every question and comment she tells you, always answer with the top option. After talking to her correctly, she will reward you with a bottle.

Bottle #4

This bottle is in a Submarine in the waters of Bomb Island which is north of the Forest Haven. Keep your eyes peeled and you will eventually find it. If your having trouble finding the Submarine, talk to Old Man Ho Ho(the guy that goes around the world with a telescope) and he will be pointing in the exact direction where the Submarine is located. Defeat all of the Enemies in the Submarine and the Bottle is yours for the taking.


...Anything else people?



[Edited on 30-4-2003 by Bass.EXE SP]

[font=comic sans ms]Well, since you took such a LONG time to post...

I uh.....he he....already have all the bottles. ^^;

But triforce pieces, alas! I have 2 still. Dammit.

This (^) is the reason I have stopped playing the Wind Waker. Then again, I don\'t get much time for games anyway.[/font]

Ha, I beat Wind Waker already. The last boss is fun.

The game was easy for me to beat. I have everything in the game! Even the triforce peices and hidden items XD heres the hidden items

YAY! the Wind Waker comes out in UK in 2 days.:D

THis game is something that we shoudn\'t buy. it\'s just one of those games were they continue to make more serires and expect to buy them. :sick:

Zelda games are one of the most known RPG\'s games ever created.

In exactly 6 hours i will have Zelda.:devil::devil::devil::devil::devil::devil::devil::devil::devil:

[Edited on 3-5-2003 by Shadow zero]

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*Jumps for joy*

I just got the very last Heart Peice! XD

Getting the last Heart Peice in any Zelda game is a pain in the butt -_-.

I got a tip for ya\'ll.

If you see a Fish jumping out of the water in any area of the Great Sea, toss some All-Purpose Bait around it.\'

If anyone needs any help what-so-ever in this game, I\'m the person to talk to! Need help? Gimme a shout, at 1-800-555....:lol:. Just post here or send me a PM! I would love to help!

I only just started the game i\'m on Dragon Roost Island.

Same here I started a new File and I have the and I\'m going to Outset Island to look for Jabun, the Water God! :eek:. I just got some Bombs too!:D

Man, this game is so much fun!:cool:

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I\'ve played this game at the electronic boutique near my house and I just have to say that this game is quite good. It has it\'s wrongs, but hey... what doesn\'t?

[font=comic sans ms]Make, did you do the Earth Temple yet? If not you need to do that first.

And if you did, Makar is

Hope that helps![/font]

[Edited on 7-5-2003 by Phatman Dover]

I did the Earth Temple first too.


Here\'s a tip:

By the way, does anyone collect any Figures in this game? Have you even found the Nintendo Gallery?

[font=comic sans ms]Oh, I know where the gallery is. It\'s just that I\'ve gotten too frustrated with the fucking triforce to continue.

I hate the triforce when it is split into teeny tiny pieces... [/font]

[quote]Originally posted by Phatman Dover
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I hate the triforce when it is split into teeny tiny pieces... [/font] [/quote]

Then you would probably hate Zelda 1 for NES!

How is your hunt for the \'Triumpth Forks\' coming along Phatman?

Triumpth Forks...AKA Triforce Shards.

[font=comic sans ms]Due to a lack of interest and the crappy CT CAPT, uh...2.

I actually loved the first one. You actually knew where the Triforce pieces were- IN THE DUNGEONS. :P[/font]

I\'m thinking of getting this game..then I saw this Forum(lucky) ...do you guys think its good for me to but...????

If that \'but\' that you typed means \'buy\' then yes, I highly recommend buying this game!

One more thing,

I don\'t think that you should \'but\' anything for video games, that\'s how you get kicked out of stores.

Did you know that there are a total of 134 figures in WW?



134!!


Arggh!!! This game never ends! XD.

*falls over and dies*

x_X

[Edited on 8-5-2003 by Bass SP]

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Actually Make there are some slight differences:

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