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I've searched the web and found info about the Arderial Hyrens, but I'm still not quite sure where they are. Has anybody actually battled any, and if so, which room of Arderial Palace are they in?

Both me and my dad were stuck on Mystery Quest for a long time. Then, after years, we found out how to run! A game that I haven't beaten to this day, however, would be Mad Max. Both are for Regular Nintendo.

I don't remember what my highest was. I think it was around 1650, but I'm not sure. I always had to rent the game. By the time I finally decided to buy it, all the nearby stores were out of copies.:(

The only time I can think of where the Master Sword is better is when richoteting (Did I spell that right?) Ganondorf's Electricity balls. Even then, though, I switch to Big Goron's Sword as soon as I use the Light Arrow on him.

Speaking of Link's Awakening, how do you awaken the rooster below the first town?

When Navi flys to places and turns green, listen to her. It is most likely a mirage wall. That is, it appears to be a wall, but it's actually a hole. There's quite a few of them in the well. The only real goal is to defeat the white creature, and it will take a little bit of work finding it. After you defeat the white creature, a treasure chest should appear containing the Lens of Truth. After obtaining the Lens of Truth, you might as well ignore the other treasures. They're just bombs, et cetera... Other than the Gold Skultulas and Lens of Truth, there's nothing else of real value in the well.

I found the map chart before, but I just lucked out then. I beat Seasons and started an Ages file with the bonuses a while ago, but now I forget where the chart is. Could someone help me out?

Beating up chickens used to be my favorite part of those games.:D In A Link to The Past, you can stop the assault by picking up the chicken you originally attacked. In Ocarina of Time, you can ride Epona and the chickens won't hurt you. You also get attacked in Link's Awakening Deluxe. If you get on their bad side, chickens can be the deadliest opponent in the game.

Just keep looking. The last one takes a very long time to find. Also, if the sword wielding Gerudo who has the key starts to pull back, watch out. If she hits you with that spin move, she'll pin you and you'll be taken back to the prison. Make sure you don't blow it, or you'll have to find the last one all over again. I think the shield blocks the spin move, but I haven't played it in awhile, so I can't be sure.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Desbreko [/i] [B][color=indigo]I'm really looking forward to this game, though, because I really enjoyed Super Metroid. I got it for Christmas one year, and I was playing it for months and months. (Okay, so part of that was due to the fact that I was young and wasn't very good back then, lol). :toothy: But anyway, we can expect the same sort of game as the original three, since it's being developed by the original Metroid team, like CrimsonDragon said. I'm definitely buying this game, it looks like it's even going to be as good as Super Metroid![/color] [/B][/QUOTE] I remember Super Metroid. I think I got it for Christmas along with Yoshi's Island. They're still two of my favorites. I would still play Super Metroid once in a while, but the save files are always erasing.:( Metroid for nintendo was pretty good, too. It had a few glitches in the programming, though.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Nerdsy [/i] [B][COLOR=deeppink]If you haven't gotten this game yet, what the kulat is wrong with you? Go get it![/COLOR] [/B][/QUOTE] The only reason I don't have it is because I can't find it anywhere. If I could buy it, I would.

I myself wouldn't buy it. I played the demo at a store and beat it. I only played for 10-15 minutes, so unless it can become much harder, (I'm not sure what difficulty level it was on, options were blocked) it's fun won't last too long.

There's a simple way to check the spam post. All real songs are not accepted by the scarecrow as the Scarecrow's Song. Therefor, if you play the sage song, the scarecrow should accept it, proving it's a fake. It's unbelievable how crazy those rumors are. Spaceships, horse soup, etc... They must have been nuts to think we'd believe them. Also, you do fight Ganondorf at the Temple of Time, but since it's a cinema scene, don't expect to win.

All that time I attacked Din and Onox at the same time. I still beat Onox, but I didn't realize the Rod of Seasons could get Din out of the way. The Rod of Seasons can also kill ghosts in one hit. Otherwise, I don't think it does anything besides change the season.

I beat Seasons a few days ago, and the Secrets are awesome. You can get more hearts, a bigger seed satchel and bomb bag, a new ring and lots of other stuff. But, if you want to use them, you need both games.