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Darth Maul was the chosen one.

This guy is just a blithering idiot. 😂😂😂

A Link to the Past was one of the first games I was ever obsessed with. I recall watching some family members play it back in 1992, when I was four. I attempted it myself not long after, but this was before I'd learned to read, so I'd have my mom come in and read some of the dialogue boxes when they came up, though I wouldn't really have any idea what they were talking about. I can't recall the first time I beat the game, but I do know I'd completed it several times before getting a Game Boy Pocket and Link's Awakening in '96, and finally playing Ocarina of Time in '99.

"Just shut up"

My story is similar. I was born March of 92 so when this came out i was only a month old. But my dad was still playing it when i was 3 or 4 so i would watch him play it and beat the game. Which then got me addicted and playing Zelda

This is one of my favorite games, back in the day after I beat it I erased my file and started all over again. Truly a masterpiece

Nice coverage! By coincidence I also played ALTTP this month. Beautiful game! Its like Link’s Awakening but then for the 16 bit console with a different story. I can really recommend to play the redux version (rom hack) which fixes so many things + make things better! No purple hair 🙌🏻

This wasn’t live? Honestly I expected them to cut this instead of showing it..

Great coverage, man. I was 12 in 1992, this game was an absolute landmark. I play the opening rainy scene sometimes just to remember a feeling I’ll never really get back again.

6:56 You can use the magic mirror as a bunny, returning you to the light world.

@10:15 -- characters who died during the story are returned to life. Not only Link's uncle (killed by one of the enchanted knights), but the flute-playing boy (his shade appeared in the same spot in the light world; he ultimately changed from a deer to a tree sapling), the king (he was killed and replaced by Aghanim in the title's cutscene), the bedridden kid (he gives you his bug-catching net after evil energy from Death Mountain makes him sick), the Sanctuary Priest (killed by the goons who recaptured Zelda), and one of the faerie queens (specifically the fat one sealed in the pyramid who gives you the Silver Arrows and Golden Master Sword).

Aghanim is supposed to be Ganon's avatar in the Light World. He couldn't personally return to Hyrule or _his_ Dark World would cease to exist.

god bless

I used the fire rod to light the braziers in the final fight. You just need to make sure to stock up on blue potions. You _did_ get all four bottles, right?

LOL not getting to Dark World segment as Bunny Link and getting stuck! Hey at least you'll forever remember the true dark side of Link. You get the gist of what makes LttP great. It excels at showing AND telling its core narrative and narratives.

Suddenly I feel motivated to finally finish this game

Best game

I played LTTP as a kid on SNES and didnt get another console until 2022 just to play BOTW 😂 kinda cool tho cuz i got a ton of great older games i need to play

I still remember that pokemon Gen 1 rival run we did. We battled after every in game rival point, stayed neck and neck to each gym, then had one big final battle after the elite four. I had you beat for the most part as we went along, but you took the crown in the end. The mental games we played with each other when we fought were pretty epic 😅. After listening to this video, I think streaming or at least capturing a Gen 2 rival run would be pretty fun, if we could work out the technical logistics of it.

I taught myself to read because of this game. When I would ask my mom for help on the game, her solution was to print out the walkthrough from GameFAQs. So I spent forever trying to make sense of it, until I did lol. This game will always have a special place in my heart; the music is great, the world-building is great, and it set the stage for Ocarina of Time.

Amazing game. Currently on my own quest to beat it as i never did as a kid. The pegasus shoes wouldve been nice in ocarina of time 😂

Heh, that editing was peak

it went down because of feminism

So, the point about Agahnim being Ganon's alterego has been a point of contention in the fanbase for _literal decades._ Even the Japanese script only gives hints; the term used there is "Bunshin," which can mean "Avatar" or "Clone," or even refer to another personality. I think seeing Agahnim as the prototype for Phantom Ganon (at least in terms of game development) is a fairly accurate conclusion, regardless of whatever the developers actually meant at the time.

....apparently, it wasn't a softlock. 😢😂😅

So, you were never softlocked when you got to the dark world without the Moon Pearl. You can still use the magic mirror to go back to the light world to get it. Just like you did earlier to get to the entrance of the third dungeon. The whole point of that sequence was to let you know that you can still use the mirror in bunny form. You didn't need to reload your save my dude.

Gaming streaming??

Second post to stroke the algorithms...Glad you touched on the music. In the summer months i part time as a sound engineer apprentice, and since I started doing that I have had a whole new appreciation for music and what it is trying to evoke in the listener, especially in games. A few months ago, i stumbled upon a channel where a guy does rock/metal covers of older games' songs and soundtracks, and he does a pretty dang good job at it. IIRC he has one cover of the dark world music from A Link to the Past. (As well as some Donkey Kong Country tracks 😉) Now, i have zero affiliation with the guy and my intention is not to advertise another channel on here, but for anyone interested in some well done musical covers of old school video game sound tracks, i recommend searching for guitarwanker90 on youtube.

Ya, this is another game on my list of games i never played as a kid and wished that i had. I see it on the Switch SNES emulator. Its on my to-do list alongside Majoras Mask. This past month has been exceptionally brutal on my free time to game. (Not that i am complaining.)

Sound like he wrote some fiction story what if anakin blow deathstar 😂

My favorite part was how after blowing up the Death Star in his Iron Man suit, King Kong said to Anakin "oh no Anakin, you're the New Hope!"

She tells him to shut up but doesn't actually correct him..

She did try to save him

Чел рил хайпа раздал, этож какой байт на коменты, агрессию и обсуждения 👍

Western RPGS (and this is why I prefer them more over JRPGs) your a blank slate and asked what do you want to be. JRPs you play as a character with history and backstory. And even when a Western RPG does have you be a "pre-made" character, you can still choose what to to and how to play them, like with KOTOR. Bethesda is the king of "Be whoever you want", in Fallouts I love playing as a charismatic mercenary, hell even with Starfield playing as a Bounty Hunter was awesome. Hell, that's why I never understood the whole "Bethesda does not understood Role Playing". They do, they just ask you what do YOU want to be, and give you the tools in the setting to be it. I do hope im not coming off as an asshole.

finish it, noob

Donkey Kong Country was such a great game … But then I played DKC2

Put a chick in it and make her gay 🤣

The manual says that Manky Kongs were "Kong rejects" and people believe they were exiled from the family and want revenge so they help K. Rule. I think they are just a homage to the original Donkey Kong arcade, where Donkey Sr. (Cranky Kong) would throw barrels at Jumpman (Mario). This game is a classic. The sequel improves on it in every way. I don't remember grinding for balloons, but did remember seeing the game over screen a lot. As you said it always feels fair and that feeling really drives you forward. The K. Rule fake ending along with the music will always be unforgettable to me.

Finding out that Mace Windu killed the younglings, and that C-3P0 was Luke's real father had me shook

I am so glad to see other people doing reto games playthroughs and review type content. I was raised by Nintendo and love the DKC franchise with DKC2 being one of my favorite game of all time along with most of the Zelda Franchise. I can't wait to see what you think of DKC2 and other classics.

I have to play all of these games with "alternate start" mods to counter the "urgency" that you discuss. I love playing as a nobody in games, I'm so tired of "you're the chosen one", or "here's this massive task for you" right off the bat. For example in the Skyrim alternate start mod, you can start the game as a hunter, spawning in a random shack in the woods. Or a miner, waking up on a bedroll in dilapidated cave. This is much more interesting to me, I'm able to craft much more interesting characters this way, and ignore any main quests, focusing solely on content I think this specific character would tackle. But yeah, great vid. I think about this every time I play one of their games, so it's nice to know others feel the same!

Star Citizen recieved 600 million $ since 2012, and it’s still not finished.

Just call it KathyFilm now 😂

Whats funny is i had just set up my Switch for some little nephews who are visiting, and saw both LoZ: OoT, and Majoras Mask on the N64 emulator. I have beaten OoT, but never beat MM. Was just thinking of going for it again. After the nephews go back to my sisters all spoiled and sugared up 🤣

I remember my aunt having this game close to when it came out. That legendary soundtrack always takes me back. But, my first console was either the Atari or NES. We had a Commadore, too, at some point. Our NES collection was up to ~120 games. My dad may even still have one of our two NES consoles and the first two Zelda games. I need to look into that so I can play 'em again. Anyway... Cool idea for a series. I wonder what other classics you've missed. Only a few suggestions come to mind at the moment, Brave Fencer Musashi, Pokemon Puzzle League (a friend and I were pros at this) and Conker's Bad Fur Day (I get a feeling you likely played this one).