Majora's Mask
The legend of Zelda Majora's Mask is a title originally released for the Nintendo 64 in October of 2000. (Note: This game was released for the N64, but was later released on the Gamecube in a grouping of 4 classic Zelda titles, called the "Collector's Edition.") This game follows Link, the main hero of the Zelda series, as he tries to save a town, Clock Town, from an impending doom. Throughout your adventure, you will come across a variety of magical masks with their own special powers and abilities, that will help you progress through the game. It is your quest to release four giants from their imprisonment, in each of the four cardinal directions of Clock Town in order to save the land and its inhabitants.
The cool thing about this game is that the whole game consists of 3 days where you must rescue these giants. You might be wondering, "gee wiz, all of that in only three days? That sounds hard." It would be if it weren't for a magical song that allows you to return to the dawn of the first day whenever you wish. This way, you can go at your own pace, and do things without being rushed.
There is also an abundance of side-quests for you to do, or not to do. It's entirely up to the player. The thing that I enjoy most about this game is how you can interact with the citizens of Clock Town, by talking to them and doing things they may ask of you. Anyway, it just gives you some layed back game time when you do not feel like going through a dungeon filled with puzzles.
The only bad thing about this game, in my opinion, is that some of the dungeons in the game (especially the last two) can be a little stressful... With the confusing puzzles and time limit on your mind, it can be a crazy experience.
Well, anyways... the game is extremely good, and if you are a Nintendo or Zelda fan, I recommend the game if you have not played it yet. I give it a 97/100. Peace out. :)
The legend of Zelda Majora's Mask is a title originally released for the Nintendo 64 in October of 2000. (Note: This game was released for the N64, but was later released on the Gamecube in a grouping of 4 classic Zelda titles, called the "Collector's Edition.") This game follows Link, the main hero of the Zelda series, as he tries to save a town, Clock Town, from an impending doom. Throughout your adventure, you will come across a variety of magical masks with their own special powers and abilities, that will help you progress through the game. It is your quest to release four giants from their imprisonment, in each of the four cardinal directions of Clock Town in order to save the land and its inhabitants.
The cool thing about this game is that the whole game consists of 3 days where you must rescue these giants. You might be wondering, "gee wiz, all of that in only three days? That sounds hard." It would be if it weren't for a magical song that allows you to return to the dawn of the first day whenever you wish. This way, you can go at your own pace, and do things without being rushed.
There is also an abundance of side-quests for you to do, or not to do. It's entirely up to the player. The thing that I enjoy most about this game is how you can interact with the citizens of Clock Town, by talking to them and doing things they may ask of you. Anyway, it just gives you some layed back game time when you do not feel like going through a dungeon filled with puzzles.
The only bad thing about this game, in my opinion, is that some of the dungeons in the game (especially the last two) can be a little stressful... With the confusing puzzles and time limit on your mind, it can be a crazy experience.
Well, anyways... the game is extremely good, and if you are a Nintendo or Zelda fan, I recommend the game if you have not played it yet. I give it a 97/100. Peace out. :)
