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Also, the thread lacks a great deal of Linebeck love. /:
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Everyone here loves Linebeck-or at least his theme.
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In every Zelda.
And put in every Zelda already made.
Actually, do it for any game EVER.
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Nope
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In every Zelda.
And put in every Zelda already made.
Actually, do it for any game EVER.
It's the new rule.
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Can't wait :)
You mean the 19th
anyway there's a shop near me that sells US DS games so fingers crossed that I get it a week earlyyyyyyyyYYYYYYY!!! 
I wonder if you mean Grainger Games? I don't know how they get away with it? Surely it's highly illegal to sell US games in bulk fashion? On the plus side, they've had T&T in for at least a week, and it's not due out here for ages, AND it's really cheap!
When I got Zelda, I got up to the bit with
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The graphics were alright I suppose, for utilising the DS' capability. A little strange-looking in parts (not sure if the Wind Waker celshaded style was best suited for it), but no, it was passable.
In general, for a DS game I think it's pretty good. :)
Still nowhere near as good as the N64 titles in my opinion though, I remain loyal to OoT and MM.
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Can't wait :)
You mean the 19th
anyway there's a shop near me that sells US DS games so fingers crossed that I get it a week earlyyyyyyyyYYYYYYY!!! I wonder if you mean Grainger Games? I don't know how they get away with it? Surely it's highly illegal to sell US games in bulk fashion? On the plus side, they've had T&T in for at least a week, and it's not due out here for ages, AND it's really cheap!
Jesus Christ! You must be a fucking mind reader!
Anyway, the one near me hasn't had T&T at all (in fact none of the US games I want, they don't have it. But I have GS3 DS anyway so....yeah....). Also, they probably pay for their imports so it COULD be legal.
A Kodac moment.
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Normally, a sign would look something like this:
1 4 2 5 3
And you'd have to pull the left-most lever, and after that the middle one.
However, for this one, you would first pull the left-most lever (1), and after that the 4th lever in the row (4). It just required a different approach :P
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Wouldn't you normally, assuming all levers were in the same horizontal row, pull 1, then 4, then 2 etc?
What's this new approach? :< I couldn't connect what the sign said with what I had to do in the end.
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A Kodac moment.
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4 1 5 2 3
I don't see any connection... =/
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First, pull lever #2
Then #4
Then #5
Then #1
And last, #3
Yeah, it took me a couple minutes to figure that out.
A Kodac moment.
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First, pull lever #2
Then #4
Then #5
Then #1
And last, #3
Yeah, it took me a couple minutes to figure that out.
But, as I just explained, that's not the order in which I pulled the levers.
First pull #4.
Second, pull #1.
Third, pull #5.
Fourth, pull #2.
Last, pull #3.
^When I pulled it in that order, I was able to proceed. The only levers that remain in the same place is #5 and #3, the others are different.
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The sign tells you the order in which you pull the levers.
Second Fourth Fifth First Third
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"One more" I always chuckled when he said that.
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