Eversince Shadow Luigi left us (he is thinking of coming back), I’ve been looking for a new staff member. Not that I’m not still looking for staff –I’ll need a lot of them– but I’ve hired one person so far.
Welcome JMAP. He does one of our affiliate sites, Zelda Valley, along with DstCoyote22. He has some experience with Zelda writing, but he won’t be writing much. I hired him as an Administrator respecting his request to make some changes to the site. The only thing I asked him not to change was the header image. I just hope he doesn’t change anything too major. I like the site.
SORRY, BUT THE LINK HAS BEEN TAKEN OFF BECAUSE SHADOW LUIGI AND SAINT OF SWORDS CAN’T TAKE A JOKE. SORRY BUT IT WAS RLY COOL. JUST EMAIL ME IF YOU WANT THE LINK.
So, let’s review.
I got this game a while back. I really wanted a Four Swords game. This game is difficult in some spots, but what would a game be without difficulty (I HATE IT HOW IN RESIDENT EVIL GAIDEN YOU RUN OUT OF AMMO! DIFFICULT!)
Anyway, you take control of the Four Links and must save Zelda from Vaati and Dark link. This review is short.
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass was the first Zelda game I ever played. I didn’t get much satisfactory of it since I was new to the gaming world, but as my Zelda queue progressed, I started to think it was a great game (though Metroid Zero Mission whoops it’s tooshy).
Phantom Hourglass is a direct sequel to Wind Waker. Same animation, same characters, different system. Phantom Hourglass was Link’s first adventure on the Nintendo DS (and so far the only). I think that they made PH for DS because they finally realized that they had made a Zelda game for every other Nintendo system out there except the DS lol.
Link is sailing with Tetra (Zelda’s pirate figure) and her crew looking for a ‘ghost ship’. When they finally encounter the ship, Tetra hops aboard it. There is a scream and the Ghost Ship starts to move. Link jumps and grabs the edge of the ship but falls off. He then proceeds to be found by Ciela, a fairy, on Mercay Island.
This was my first DS game. I got it the first day I got my DS. Even though I didn’t really like it at the start, I ended up really enjoying it.
Well, since the information has been released, I have been OKed by ZeldaValley.net to bring you this info!
JMAP Productions’ DstCoyote22 and I have been planning a video for like the past two days. Last night DstCoyote22 brought the information to the production company’s boss, JMAP. JMAP agreed to take part in the project.
All the information that I will give is that there WILL be voices, no sticks, and plenty of action. Until then, just read the latest post here.
NOTE THAT SOME OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS TO OCARINA OF TIME!!!
As a Zelda Character Review, I think we should first jump for Navi. Navi is quite possibly the worst chatacter in the franchise with her random outbursts of ‘Hey! Over Here! Listen! Hey!’ After about 1 hour you just want to chuck the N64 or the Gamecube across the room and blow the game altogether.
In the image above, Link seems oblivious to what annoyance lies ahead of him.
In Ocarina of Time, Navi comes to you because you have been summoned by the Great Deku Tree. A fatal move the GDT has done, a fatal move. Meanwhile, the GDT is dying because of Princess Gohma inside him. Let him die. Let him starve! He deserves the death sentece. Afterall, he sent you Navi.
These are new kinds of posts. The Triforce624 Outsider Nintendo Review means that I’ll review Nintendo games that aren’t Zelda. I know, it kind of sounds ill-fitted for Omega Zelda, but there’ll only be a few. So worry not.
Today I’ll be reviewing Final Fantasy 2, one of my favorite games (next to Chrono Trigger, of course).
You follow the adventures of Cecil, a Dark Knight in the kingdom of Baron who has recently been expelled from his position as Commander of the Red Wings. The Red Wings steals crystals for an unknown reason by the force of the king of Baron.
I haven’t played into the game enough to see any action of the plot, but here’s my SolarTurtle13 Game Attempt at it:
Justin Jacobs