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Glad you pronounced "Vaati" correctly. Also forgot how bad the GBA sounds, no matter what game it is.

Really enjoying this series.

Sincerely, thanks to you, Mr. Zelda man.

It makes me chuckle every time knowing that the reason we have hot characters is because the developer's wife was like "what about handsome"

I’m like well this game warrants the hate it gets lol but It also deserves all the love it gets and more . The music is catchy and gets stuck in your head, I liked powering up and feeling how link was getting stronger. Save states were the only way I was able to pass this cause I just could NOT sometimes lmao. This game is nice to replay every so often. Great video!

Fun series. Just as a note - Saria's name is pronounced SAW-ree-ah. Closest approximation English has to the Japanese syllables.

Always love learning about the history of this series! Cheers!

Hi, I really love your podcasts, you did a wonderful work with this one n.n 44:40 i think those statues are random. I used the rewind feature every time a Red Fokka apeared in those statues and some times a jar appeared and some other times a Red Fokka appeared again.

Looking forward to seeing what this game is like, since I'm not really one to gather a group for multiplayer outings I've never actually played this one before. I also had forgotten that early 00's were so rich in Zelda-projects between this, Oracle-games and Wind Waker and Minish Cap. Very, very different times...

Majora’s Mask is like playing a psychedelic drug that turns into a bad trip.

I think Fujibayashi and Aonuma should be put on a different series, maybe an all-new IP, for a while.

7:51 The map concept art comes from the 1991 comic book Bone. It's a map of the valley from the book series. It was probably lifted from one of the scholastic colorized editions coming out during the 2000s.

Why not just release the anniversary edition as a budget Zelda item on the Switch store?

I remember playing the 3DS version with my friend during a Super Bowl party in my first year of college. Good times.

I had the GameCube version where each person used their GBA as the controller connected via one of the docks for the GameCube (if I remember correctly). I played it with my brother's and we loved it. The overworld was all shown on the large screen, but if you went into a building that would transfer to your personal GBA. It really created a great balance of team work on the big screen and personal exploration on the little screen.

I had the GBA cart but never played Four Swords due to the multiplayer requirements. I remember watching that short opening to the story where Vaati grabs Zelda and I was very intrigued but sadly none of my friends had their own copies of the game to play it together

Ha, didn't expect to hear the name Power Unlimited. Lot of nostalgia for that magazine.

Minish Cap is hands down my favorite zelda. Capcom just knows 2d zelda best.

Always loved Zelda stuff and it's a treat to find your channel. Thanks as always

Great video keep up the great work. Also to clarify Four swords adventures was also on the gamecube as well.😊

Two things that prove to me that The Legend of Zelda is open-world: 1. Of the 128 overworld screens, only two require an item of any kind to reach. While extremely difficult, Link can get to Spectacle Rock before getting the sword. 2. Levels 1, 2, 3, and 8 can be found, entered, and completed in any order. The only locks for half of the levels are items found in the overworld and the difficulty curve.

Haven’t played this one yet but I just set up ship of the harkinian on my retro console box with 4 k textures and can’t wait to try it

OoT is my favourite game of all time. I still remember when I got the game, I was probably 7 or 8 years old. Around young Link's age, which made me identify more with the character. The music, Hyrule Field, everything about OoT just brings me a smile. Thank you for this video. It's a gem. Liked and subscribed!

Christmas 1998 I didn’t even know just how good it was going to Be. My cousin already had it and we half way through. All I had were his words to build the hype in my mind. It blew me away. I had never played anything like it. Thanks mum and dad for making a wonderful Christmas Memory for me playing it anywhere that i could get time on the tv 💙

4:52 -- They would do these later in the three GBC games and Twilight Princess respectively! They sure do think pretty far ahead even if they don't know it!

When I was kid, I reset my game thinking I messed up or missed something like 3 times before I realized I could cut the curtain to get to Agahnim.

Awesome!

I love this game and this video is the first time I’ve seen your channel. It was well done and I’m excited to see how you cover the rest of it. I’m subscribed now for sure.

I played it in 98 when it came out still holds dear to me and other great games that were coming out in 98 and towards the 2000s,

I recognize it may be nostalgia, but Zelda II is vastly underrated imo. Core memory and one of my favorite childhood games. I'd recommend it to any modern souls Bourne lovers.

Around the time of Zelda II revisit, RUclips suggested your channel to me. Being a completionist I am, I decided to see all your videos from the beginning. Now I have finally caught up, and subscribed to the channel. Awesome work!

eastern peninsula will be revealed on switch2

so what about that game battle of olympus ? its so similar to Zelda II, I wouldve guessed it uses the same engine

Well I thoroughly enjoyed both LttP GBA videos. Great job!

it reminds me I still need to beat this game. I could restart on NSO, but I have a half completed game on the Virtual Console on the wii.

27:14 i thought it was cannonballs

Paul, your podcast has become a breakfast tradition every Wednesday morning in our household. And the reason why I'm commenting on Friday is because it took two extra breakfastses to finish your video. Very happy about that. Me and my table of one are championing you to see all the Zelda games through with stride. Regards and much love!

I remember the preview/guide to Four Swords when it was published in Nintendo Power. I was pretty young at the time, and had yet to play my first Zelda game but I remember being fascinated by the screenshots and artwork that was shown in the magazine. I'm really looking forward to finally getting a glimpse of what kid-me was missing out on. I love this podcast.

I 100% agree with everything you said about the open world question

Oh! 🦘 You just unlocked a core memory

Ha cock. I'm immature

If you want to beat this game easily, go to each palace but dont beat the boss. Get all the items, then go back and finish each palace. You will get all the levels to max without having to grind at all. To beat the thunderbird, just stay in front of it, everyone knows how to beat dark link lol

They should proper remake this gem like echoes of wisdom style.

Saria SAR-EE-UH!!

@44:35 In fact, the best way to go is to use the Bombos Medallion, as it can melt the ice case in just one sitting. That allows you to have almost all of your magic for the battle, where you should hit Coldstare with the Fire Rod.

I love listening to your videos <3

I am loving the longer videos!

Turtle Rock always felt like a fan-made dungeon to me. In addition to the bizarre difficulty spike, the dungeon requires you to use spin attacks in a strange way that isn't very intuitive. Obviously, Link in-universe wouldn't have to charge a spin attack just to walk backwards or hold his shield to his side. Not to say that this is hard to figure out, but it genuinely doesn't seem like something that would only be utilized in a rom hack, right?

Hehehe... Weathercock

My preferred order is Dungeon 1, 4, 3, 2, 6, 5, 7, and 8.