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[SickBoy]

I was at EB today, and I saw the Zelda Collector's Edition sitting there used... haven't picked it up, but I'm going to so I can play the games and then I'll probably recoup my investment on Ebay.

Just curious what sort of time commitment I need to put into these games to finish them...

 

[MarkMacD]

Hmm, you've never played any of them?

I'd say, roughly:

Zelda - 8-12 hours
Zelda II - 16-20 hours
Ocarina of Time - 30 hours
Majora's Mask - 30 hours

 

[SickBoy]

Hmm, you've never played any of them?

I'd say, roughly:

Zelda - 8-12 hours
Zelda II - 16-20 hours
Ocarina of Time - 30 hours
Majora's Mask - 30 hours

Nah, I've played Zelda for a bit -- never cared for it back then...

Played Ocarina of Time not long after it came out and got a fair way, but sort of lost interest in it... thought I'd give them another go since I have the chance.

 

[keeblerdrow]

For someone who knows what they're doing, the original Zelda should take about 2 hours.

 

[demi]

Just read a guide for Zelda 1 and 2.

Heck, read a guide for all of them and get it over with. Shouldn't have to with Ocarina, but you may get a bit pissed with the whole time system in Majora's Mask

MOTHERFUCKER I MISSED THE MEETING PLACE AGAIN

 

[maharg]

If you missed timed events in MM you suck. It lets you fricking slow down time and there's no need to do more than one event chain in one round. The only one that's remotely difficult is the final Anju/Kafai plot and even that one is not too difficult if you dedicate a couple of cycles to it.

Seriously, just don't be stupid and MM should be easy.

 

[demi]

ooooo mr. fancypants knows about the slow spell ooooo


everyone knows about the slow spell!

 

[Papi]

If you don't know where to go then the first Zelda will take... forever.