My LEGO Nexus Organization

Discuss a very good game in the Zelda series here.

Also, while we're at it, anyone happen to know the notes for the extended version of the songs? =P(Like the added bits that get played after the initial bit of the song you play.)

1. Yeah; I just got it on the VC myself two weeks ago; it's even better than I remembered it to be when I played it on the N64. Strange though, I don't get why it only has two save files. I'm pretty sure it was like that even on the N64, too.

2. Ouch. I understand that now; I've made sure to visit the fairy each time; but nearly forgot after beating Snowpoint. Haven't gotten to Gyorg yet, I'm currently just looking around for heart pieces and such at the moment. =P

3. On a related note to the above, Sakon got what was coming to him today... I blew him up. =P

1. Yeah; not as easy to use as OoT; but it is pretty intriguing. I myself find it pretty cool to use. I'm just not sure why they decided to allow all your numbered items(And stuff in bottles) to be removed after traveling through time...

2. To be honest? I'm doing the same, since there's a text version of the huge walkthrough on GameFAQs.

3. That it is. "Alright! Ready... Set... Fire! *BOOM* ... Err... I don't think he was supposed to go with it... =P"

Hmm... Well, Saria's Song would be nice, if possible. =) If needed, the extended extended version is in the swamp. =P And that's pretty cool. =D

I've never really played any Zelda game except for  the original (demo on Brawl) and Wind Waker (got up to the second boss on my cousin's disk). Would this be a good game to start out on?

Play Ocarina first. The first part of the game will make a lot more sense. That and some other things, like a certain item you get, and the sword you start with.

However, as soon as you're done, get this as soon as possible; this is an awesome game. =D

Sweet, thanks! I'll try and figure out what goes with what key on the controller(Since you can manipulate actual notes with the Z and R buttons, and by pushing up or down on the analog stick. =)); and even so, that helps if I want to use it on a normal instrument. =)

What about the Song of Time? Sticking mostly to the ones I know off by heart Ocarina-wise for now, if you can tell. =P

/EDIT: Yikes. Now I get the dilemma; those fairies are hard to get to. ._.; That and fighting Gyorg is a pain, but that's a different story.

//EDIT: Hold up; got something to show you about the Song of Time... =D

Here... Are the notes for the Song of Time!

A-D-F-A-D-F

A-D-F-A-D-F-A-C-B-G-F-G-A-D-C-E-D

Those are the notes for the main portion of the song(Aka, the part you play, and the portion after it. The first part is only used to line up the notes with what you actually play on the Ocarina.).

I used my Keyboard to figure out the notes to this today. =) Still trying to figure out the Song of Storms, however.

I overuse this question, I know, but is it safe? Just want to make sure. =)

Sounds like it's a very good idea, though, and if it includes all the Nintendo games, or at least Zelda games; then it could come in handy to me. =)

Next up on Project: Zelda Music... Learn how to actually read sheet music. =P

Looks simple enough for the most part(And since it gives the parts that I already know...); though there are some parts that seem a little more complicated. I'll figure it out eventually though. =P

/EDIT: Huh. Well that's interesting; The Song of Storms isn't at all how I was playing it. xP

//EDIT: And the Temple of Time music was easier to figure out.

A-D-F-A-D-F-A-C-B-G-F-G-A-D-C-E-D
A-D-F-A-D-F-A-C-B-G-F-G-A-D-C-E-D
D-C-E-C-E-F-D
D-C-E-C-F-G-D
A-C-B-C-A-C-G-A-D-C-E-D
F-G-F-G-E-C-F-E-D

Didn't have it all correct playing by ear, but it was off by only one note. Had only attempted the Song of Time part(The first line, though it's repeated twice in the Temple). =)

Got it on the Virtual Console a few months back; haven't played it yet.

I have a huge backlog of games and very little time to play them.

-Canama

Unless you have OoT in that backlog, I would recommend that be next. Unless you do have OoT in the backlog, then play that first for the full immersion. =)

I'm currently playing Metroid Prime 3 and OoT 3D. After that, I'll move on to TP or something.

Then I'll go back to and finish NSMBWii (I'm on World 6), Galaxy 1/2 (Need to get all the stars), Sunshine (Okay I'm never going to finish this game), ALTTP, Link's Awakening...

I have too many games and too little time to play them.

The fact that I have done zero console gaming this summer doesn't help either. I've gotten some handheld gaming done as well as PC gaming in the form of Portal, Portal 2, and Minecraft, but my Wii has been untouched since sometime in early May.

-Canama

Don't move onto Twilight Princess after that, Majora's Mask is the direct dequel to OoT.

Granted, it might feel outdated compared to OoT3D(I miss the Gyroscope aiming control when playing MM now; I kept trying to tilt my controller to look up when I played through the first two cycles yesterday. =P); but it's still an awesome game. =)

I know about the sequel thing, but I've already started TP.

One of the first things I did was turn Gyroscope aiming off, so I won't have that problem. :P

-Canama

But the Gyroscope makes aiming so much easier. =P But hey, each to their own. =)

And alright. I'll be playing through TP again myself soon; but Majora's Mask is very good. I'd suggest that after TP if you can. If not, play it ASAP otherwise. =P