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Zelda: Twilight Princess

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I played the Ocarina of Time on N64 and it sure is a nice complex game  ;D Great music, great combat and such. I haven't really tried this game yet but from what I saw fishing is back (if it ever left) which was a game in itself  :P Ah the joys of free roaming and pissing off the creatures around you. Hitting trees to get items. For those who played this game mind discussing?

ahh zelda what would i do with out you. ive played all the games past ocarina of time except twilight princess, which i do mean to play one of these days.

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The best worldwide release for the Wii so far, 40-50 hours of adventurous greatness. Everyone who owns a Wii must buy it.

It bring upon us more of famine, death and war,

you know religion has a lot to answer for.

 

-Steve Harris, Iron Maiden

  • 3 weeks later...

40-50?????? I finished the game..with everything earned, in 35 hours

 

the game is amazing, extremely well made, the combat is great and the dungeons are enjoyable. The plot is wonderful and the final boss battle is one that I have replayed time and time again!

User banned. -PFF Admin
  • 2 weeks later...

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