SantaC
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Call me crazy, but I am one of those that for some reason enjoyed Zelda II - Adventure of Link more than Zelda 1. Zelda II was the first game I played with a level up system, and with some kind of an encounter system. (unless you walked on the road)
The sidescrolling action elements matched with the overworld view was a blast to play. Unfortunately me and my friend had often no idea what the villagers said since our english knowledge were very limited at 8-9 years of age. (being euro and all) With a lack of walkthrough, we had to guess our way to the puzzle solutions. Add to that a very challenging game, we were very satiesfied when we beat it. The last palace was a bitch. I hated that damn place along with the weirdass music. (thunderbird and those fucking moose heads as we called it, argh)
Many see Zelda II as the black sheep of the series, and so does Miyamoto I think. A totally different team from Zelda 1 handled Zelda II according to Miyamoto. (I don't know which team though, jarrod?
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Needless to say, I don't agree with that. As fresh as Zelda 1 was when it came out, Zelda II didn't disappoint in that aspect.
oh and the downward stab rules
The sidescrolling action elements matched with the overworld view was a blast to play. Unfortunately me and my friend had often no idea what the villagers said since our english knowledge were very limited at 8-9 years of age. (being euro and all) With a lack of walkthrough, we had to guess our way to the puzzle solutions. Add to that a very challenging game, we were very satiesfied when we beat it. The last palace was a bitch. I hated that damn place along with the weirdass music. (thunderbird and those fucking moose heads as we called it, argh)
Many see Zelda II as the black sheep of the series, and so does Miyamoto I think. A totally different team from Zelda 1 handled Zelda II according to Miyamoto. (I don't know which team though, jarrod?
Needless to say, I don't agree with that. As fresh as Zelda 1 was when it came out, Zelda II didn't disappoint in that aspect.
oh and the downward stab rules