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That Luigi purple coin challenge was a little rough, but that one purple coin challenge when you're on moving platforms that move every which direction as you're getting bombarded by cannonballs was a huge pain in the ass.

I actually would have liked this. In nearly all Zelda games the relationship between Link and Zelda has fallen flat, and frankly it's about damn time Link got some action for all his (bloodline's) hard work (a kiss? a long gaze? little fun in hyrule castle?). Although maybe it's because they have some other relationship...quoting the line from the beginning of LTTP: "Zelda is your..." sister? mother? aunt? dog? Who knows.

As has been said before, but just to reiterate, once games start looking photorealistic, it's going to come down to graphic design and art, not just the raw polygons. One can argue that games like Okami have great graphics for any generation.

I'll play.

Ok game. If I have 99 rupees left to fill my bag, and I find a 100 rupee, then ASK ME if I want to take it or not rather than just leaving it!!! Got me grumbling a couple times

Now we need a contest - whoever can finish rollgoal 8-8 first Also, has anyone caught the The Hylian Loach?

Hmm..I'm going to have to disagree (and this likely will be debated to no end). It is the best Zelda ever, but I feel Zelda 64 to still be the best game ever made. Twilight Princess is evolutionary, wheras OOT was revolutionary. This is evident by TPs use of the locations, music, and gameplay from OOT. Another example is Tetris vs Tetris Attack: Tetris Attack is simply a much better Tetris game, yet few will argue Tetris is one of the best games ever made. If one gives large weight (which I do) to the impact and mainstay of a game in the gaming industry, then I believe Zelda 64 slightly pulls ahead in the "best game ever" department.

You know what would be even better? Just finished the game. Definately great. The dungeon design was top notch and enemies well crafted. Lots of stuff to do and the fishing game alone makes the game buyable However beating it gives you the right to give your piece on the game's problems: Anyway I think our high expectations for this game caused us to be more critical than we should be. I, however, know when a game is a masterpiece and this one is no exception.

8600 3097 7014 9879 (wii) Now all we need is a multiplayer game!

Forgive me if this has been said before, but if you hit chickens enough times something neat happens

Also, is it me or did like, the 3rd temple boss never actually attack you.

To pump up the fanboys, just letting you know this game is incredible Monkey ball is nice, but I need to get used to the controls. As of right now I think the gamecube way to control is better...

I love what they did with the character designs and animation, i.e. how the characters interact and their facial expressions. I can't think of many games that go through the trouble of doing that.

People at Nintendo really dropped the ball on the whole fishing thing.

Excellent. One of the best remixes on the site by one of the best remixers. The production quality and arrangement of this song is better than your previous MGS mix, however I should note I still prefer the emotional power of the previous mix, especially towards the end of the song. Keep up the great work Reuben.

Great stuff DJP as always. I'm sure yuki would be proud Your string, flute, and drum orchestration was highly developed and thought out. I think, however, that the techno chirpy high hat should have been toned down a bit: it prevents me from listening to this song on my headphones without wincing in some parts.

It's gonna be hard to compete with the sex that is this and this. These projects always want me to replay the game they're for, except with the new music inserted. Sigh...memories of Knights of the Round + Mime hackness... Anyways I have high hopes for this project. Thanks for taking your free time guys to do stuff like this!

There was a so-cal meetup and I missed it? damn.

This is great work DJP. The production quality really stands out from the crowd, and the arrangement is excellent. More importantly, I believe you truly captured the essence of the original Twoson song. My only complaint is that the ending was slightly too short/abrupt. Thanks again for all the work you've done for this community.

This is definitely well arranged and thought out. As described before, mastering and sound quality is a slight problem. Also, as a fan of piano arrangements, it's hard for me not to claim that I would have liked to have heard this done on a real piano. This would give the song its own personality and make it feel less edgy. Again though, good work and can't wait to hear more stuff from you, particularly with multiple instruments.

Hey guys, the name is Jordan and I'm a 20 year old software engineer in San Luis Obispo, California, also going to school there (if anyone needs help with some programming assignments I would love nothing more than to help!!). Not much else to say other than I love music (anyone else a Hybrid fan I wonder?). I've worked on and completed a couple of emulators (gameboy color and nes) too, which I wish I had the time to clean up and release At any rate I probably won't talk much but I'll try my best to contribute to these forums =]

This mix is very enjoyable to listen to: the author did a very good job in overall composition. The thump beats towards the middle of the song and flute found later are so well executed that it helps offset the tendency to feel the song may be a little too repetitive. Love the Thomas Newman feel in this though (I'm a sucker for piano anyway!). The notes at 1:38 are very daring and deserves a certain amount of respect, regardless of whether or not some may feel it was out of place. However after many repeat listenings I feel the song as a whole benefits from it. Again excellent work on this Adam and I hope to hear more from you soon.