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| Posted on 11/03/2003 at 02:46:13PM |
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Chaos: Gamespot.com
Gah! I must have that damned bonus disc! Ebay, here I come!
Better get one fo those Freeloaders too....
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| Posted on 11/05/2003 at 04:29:54AM |
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| I'd heard about that bonus disc, but...no Link to the Past?
Whassupwitdat?!
It's still a cool idea, but leaving the BEST ZELDA GAME EVER out of the compilation is a no-no.
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Chaos: Well, if they did that, they would be cheating themselves out of sales for LttP on GBA.
The US bonus disc that comes with Double Dash sucks so bad in comparison. Hell, it sucks pretty bad standing alone.
A Wind Waker demo? Bah. A playable level of F-Zero? Screw that. Bonus material for some GBA game that I forget at the moment? Ok, well thats not bad I guess.
Well, maybe if I hadnt already beaten the hell out of those games I might feel different. :P
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| Posted on 11/05/2003 at 05:09:12AM |
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| Quoting Chaos:
Well, if they did that, they would be cheating themselves out of sales for LttP on GBA.
Ah. You're right, of course.
I'd forgotten that Link to the Past was ported to the GBA.
But yeah...the demo disc you described doesn't sound so hot, at least to me. F-Zero and Wind Waker aren't my kind of games.
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| Posted on 11/05/2003 at 09:00:33AM |
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dude, they left out link to the past again. i mean, i know it was ported, but they said Classic. to me, classic does not mean the N64 games. hell, they already have that on a extras disk with windwaker( actually, know that i think about it, not majora). anyway, they at least should bring awakening back...
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The bonus disc sounds pretty good to me. Especially since I can't play Zelda and Zelda II on NES without it blinking every few seconds.
Sure, I can play the emulations, but that's not the same . . . .
Hey, does that rare top-loading NES run better than the ugly grey box?
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| Posted on 11/06/2003 at 05:15:30AM |
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| One of my friends has a top-loading NES, and it performs a little better than a normal NES. Plus, the special controller it comes with is totally rad (not as good as the NES Max, of course). On the downside, when a game starts going all blinky and grey, it's harder to get it to work right because you can't repeatedly take the game in and out of the slot by pushing on it up and down like you can on a normal NES (this is apart of how I can get NES'es to work. Push up and down, while hitting the reset and power buttons repeatedly until it works).
Oh and Zelda? Yeah, needs more LttP lovin'.
edit: Durr grammer iz bad.
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| Posted on 11/07/2003 at 01:10:45AM |
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| Interestingly enough, I found a NES Gameshark to act as some sort of stablizing device. Just pop one in - Don't bother with codes (Unless you're playing Battletoads or something) - And it should work. Don't ask me why, though :P
Or you could just hook up a controller to your PC. Simple and efficent.
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