I had a Sega Mega Drive, I struggled with Sonic everyday of my life.
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 |
Mario World 64 I had played at my friends house and that was my N64 experience, so when I bought a second hand 3DS the first thing I was told to go and buy was Ocarina of Time, widely regarded as one of the best games of all time and I hadn't the foggiest what it was about.
I think I would have fallen into the crowd of gamers that called Link "Zelda" but I could shout loud and make it look like I knew what I was going on about and nobody questioned it.
Ocarina of Time |
Now how a child at the age of 12 could play and finish that game I have no fucking clue, I was stuck for hours, I had access to the internet, they didn't.
One particular moment I remember very well involved the Forest Temple, now being an absolute Noob at Zelda and the format the temples/dungeons work in I learnt a very timely lesson about collecting every chest you saw, as it would come to help at a later point.
This timely lesson lasted 3 months
This isn't a lie or an over exaggeration, 3 whole adult months.
First I went through a stage of playing it for 30 minutes a day, claiming the game was clearly broken as I couldn't find a key, now fast forward enough time for me to completely forget about the game.
I was choosing to ignore it existed.
But then I had a Zen moment and went on the hunt once again.
I THROW MY 3DS
I have patience sometimes and then sometimes I cant handle it but as I threw my 3DS that's when the Zen moment kicked in.
As I look down at my 3DS hoping it wasn't broken, I picked it up and realised I had some how put it into a 'first person' mode
Thee ACTUAL chest I dismissed |
I get a weird sense of goosebumps,
Had I done it?!
I run at the wall I forgot you could climb, 3 months had passed.
I'd actually seen this box when I came into the Forest Temple the first time I played this game and I had just dismissed it straight away.
Silver key I waited 3 months for. |
"I don't need Rupees"
MUST have been my thought.
I run along the branch and jump over to the next one
DUN DUN DUNN DUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Key like a mother fucker.
Life lesson learnt, always open treasure chests! ESPECIALLY in a Zelda game.
Manic Army
Caleb, ManicallyDepressed-ModeratleyFunny
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