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** Zelda [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|grabbing a bow and arrow and defeating Ganon.]] |
** Zelda [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|grabbing a bow and arrow and defeating Ganon.]] |
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** [[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|A moon with a rictus face.]] |
** [[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|A moon with a rictus face.]] |
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* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]: The fact that you need to play through ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'' in order to unlock the bonus content added to the GBA port of ''A Link to the Past'', due to ''Four Swords'' being multiplayer-only. For introverted players or people who just didn't have any friends with Game Boy Advances, playing the game was pretty much impossible, and even if you forked over enough money for three more GBAs and four wireless adapters, trying to play the same game on four controllers at once isn't exactly a manageable task. The fact that the Game Boy line's been discontinued for several years only adds to the problem nowadays. |
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* [[That One Boss]]: Moldorm might not be the toughest boss in the game, but he's easily the most frustrating one, simply because he has a completely unpredictable pattern and can knock you off the edge of his platform, forcing you to restart the battle. Worse still, if you attack him but fail to hit his weak spot, that also sends you flying backwards. |
* [[That One Boss]]: Moldorm might not be the toughest boss in the game, but he's easily the most frustrating one, simply because he has a completely unpredictable pattern and can knock you off the edge of his platform, forcing you to restart the battle. Worse still, if you attack him but fail to hit his weak spot, that also sends you flying backwards. |
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** Making it more of a [[Goddamned Boss]]? |
** Making it more of a [[Goddamned Boss]]? |
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