VDO games childen: discount The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (w/ Master Quest)

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List Price : Price : $70.00

Product Description

2 Zelda games. Master Quest was only released on this venue.

Play the original Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time
Or the Master Quest edition with many bonus features

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (w/ Master Quest) Reviews

85 of 92 people found the following review helpful

Two classic Zelda games on one little disk!, August 10, 2005

Blade (WA, USA) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (w/ Master Quest) (Video Game)

To begin, I'd like to admit that I grew up on Zelda since the age of seven during the Christmas of '92 when I bought 'A Link to the Past' not too long after. I immediately became HOOKED!! When I was about nine, I gave the follow-up, 'Link's Awakening' a try (Yes, I've played BOTH the GB and GBC versions already now) and enjoyed it just as much. Finally, when 'Ocarina of Time' hit stores in '98, I was quite curious but a bit unsure if it would take away that good ol' classic feeling that I'd loved as a kid (I am a retro fan after all when it comes to gaming) so I decided to rent it for my N64. I wasn't in any way disappointed. Almost everything about the game resembled to that of the NES, SNES, & GBC originals, aside from the new and impressive 3D look.

The dungeons were fun and challenging, the puzzles were well thought out, and the bosses were simply SPECTACULAR! In addition, the controls were easy to master and you could practically do more than before. (With the 64-bit... Read more

15 of 16 people found the following review helpful

Master Quest is a blast from the past..., July 5, 2005

Dyl "Devil Lock" (Oak Park, IL) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (w/ Master Quest) (Video Game)

For those of you who are like me, you've been replaying Ocarina every couple of years or so. In my book, this is the greatest game ever made. It is the only game I've ever played that keeps my attention for more than an hour (I'm not at all a "hardcore gamer"). So, when I heard about this Master Quest thing, I tried really hard to find one. Unfortunately, I could not initially locate one. But then, one day, a couple of months later, I ran across a used copy in a GameStop.

This game is amazing. For me, it's a blast having new dungeons to navigate, and it's also amazing to have the same story I loved going on. It's also a chance to redeem myself, I guess. When I first beat the original on N64, I used a strategy guide for all the dungeons. Now, I can try and beat the game without any sort of outside help. For me, this is a chance of a lifetime of sorts.

As corny as this sounds, Ocarina of Time has had an impact on my life. It really taught me to appreciate the... Read more

16 of 19 people found the following review helpful

Awesome game, however, transfer is slightly slippery, June 15, 2005

A Kid's Review

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This review is from: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (w/ Master Quest) (Video Game)

Now, let me star off by saying that I LOVE oot.It's graphics hold up quite well even for today's standards.The camera operation is real jerky and is not that great.The different catagories of the game and it's ratings will be in the gamecube's version review.Now let's talk about the gamecube version.

In this package, there is a new, remixed, master-quest version of the game.It is the same game,only the dungeons are different.

Now, the transfer from cartridge to disc is actually quite good, considering the technological differences, but in reality,

it does have some errors.

Errors:

Music skips if you enter a different area with the same music.

Sometimes the sharpness filter makes 2-D objects more visible.

The filter they used is good and bad(sorta).It gives the game a slightly sharper look (which is good), but as said above, it makes the 2-D objects more visible.There is also a boost in resolusion which... Read more