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Quest 64 11-03-12 03:13 PM
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The quest back into nostalgia
I remember the very first day I played this game. I was only seven years old, and I had always spent most of my time as a child playing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 64, Bomberman Hero, 007 Goldeneye, Kirby 64, and so many more. My mother bought this game for me one day randomly, because she felt that it was my kind of game. And I didn't agree with her. I played the game and kept dying and dying, because I didn't understand how it worked or what I was honestly supposed to do. I felt it was too difficult for me to beat, so I kind of ignored it for a long time. After about a year though, when I turned eight, I had this weird desire to play the game. Something about it is actually very fun.. it draws you in and basically says, "Hey! Come and beat me, I'm a long and challenging game and I'm really going to make you work to beat me." So I honestly really wanted to beat it out. I made it a lot farther once I learned how to use the Healing ability by collecting seven water spirits. I was very imbalanced in my tactics to play the game, however, because I only focused on the water element and no other element. If you honestly and truly want this game to be easier on you, you need to balance the four elements. And returning to this game ten years later, where I am now eighteen, I wanted nothing more than to just sit down and play it all the way through. I remembered how difficult it was when I was a child, so I figured it would be the same now. Yet oddly enough, I had an easy time playing this game.. I still died a few times, but mostly at the beginning, and it was just easier for me to get through it because I knew I needed to balance the four elements in order to make the strength of my staff much higher. The nostalgia is what really makes this game so fantastic, and I guess if a person were to start playing this game now they probably wouldn't really enj... Read the rest of this Review
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