I bet you wished you used a walkthrough after this so you wouldn't get stuck anymore huh? You may think using one is boring but it's not, it's necessary for progression.
Using a walkthrough helps if your stuck or looking to find all the collectables, insisting on using one "because it's boring" is just an insistance on being stupid, & yet you afk for audience for help when it does the same thing as using a walkthrough. If your THAT BAD at Zelda games, I'd hate to see how hard you suck at every other game out there.
This is uncanny. I started Ocarina of time in 2002 when i was 13 years old. I finally finished it this year at the age of 33 (20 years later). Such an Amazing game.
I, too, have a whole saga of playing it as a kid and starting it over and over again on different systems and emulators over the years and I STILL haven't gotten around to beating it at 35 years old lol
Navi left him and he is literally an adult in a child's body, hello shitty life, without wanting to spoil (because we learn what happened to him in another Zelda game) the life of the hero of time is by far the saddest of all the heroes in the Zelda franchise.
Ocarina of Time is often credited with shaping modern game design, particularly in the action-adventure genre. Its influence can be seen in countless games that followed, not just within the Zelda series but across the entire gaming landscape. The game is also remembered for its sense of adventure and discovery with many players fondly recalling their first time exploring Hyrule solving intricate puzzles and facing off against the evil Ganondorf
Great video! I loved this “detective re-telling an interesting case retrospective” storytelling style in this video! So glad to see you mixing up the format and having fun with the edit!!
I was a Zelda virgin when I played this game back in my n64's day. Only beat it once many many years ago. Been waiting for the PC graphics/models replacement's completion to give it another go.
I played OoT in 1998 when I was 13. There were definitely puzzles in there that would get me stuck for a while. And back then, the internet wasn't really a resource for finding out what to do. It took me a couple hours to find the Kokiri sword, haha. My dad would watch me play and tell me to try stuff, which ended up being the solution to a lot of puzzles. Like I remember in the Deku tree, we had to get the ladder down and he told me to shoot it with the slingshot. I didn't think that would work, but i tried it, and was delightfully surprised when it did. And in the water temple, I was stuck until my dad told me to look under the elevating platform I was on. Sure enough, there's a way to another room.
The Chronicles of Jakisaur. I actually liked this mini documentary lol. I remember beating this game I want to say 2003 or 2004 when i was around 15 years old. My first playthrough was the Master Quest edition on the gamecube. In my later years i was able to obtain the original ocarina of the time cathridge with the original fire temple song and where ganondorf vomits red blood rather than green... I even got the 3ds version. I beat that version last year.. so yeah.... Ocarina of time is an all time classic. And im glad that you loved it too. I was able to watch your playthrough on the og legend of zelda on your twitch stream. Now im looking forward for Majora's Mask and Twilight Princess 😊
thank you!! i'm glad you got to experience lots of versions of it :D it's so good!!! & thank you for watching me go through zelda 1!! i'm sooo excited for MM and TP
I became such a fan of this game back when it was new that I kept asking my local music shop for ocarinas. They didn't have any ocarinas there, but the owner eventually was like "I guess I will order some ocarinas for him", haha.
I can't watch the end without getting a little choked up myself and I'm a manly man guy who doesn't do that kind of thing. But at the end of Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess you bet I do
2:25 I have a similar story revolving this game. I tried Oot when i was 6 years old for the first time and when i grew up i didn't have an n64, so i only had the chance to play when i hung out with friends who owned one. There were many a times where me and some friend tried to progress through the story. As time passed some of those friendships ended, not on bad terms though, we just found other people to hang with. So i had no way of beating it for quite some time. Then my uncle bought the gamecube back when it was launched, and with it came the collectors edition to zelda. So when i was hanging with my uncle i managed to beat the game. It took about 6-7 years before i finally had done it. And as you, i too became very emotional over The ending. This game meant so much to me and still does. Zelda is my favorite Game franchise and it all began with Ocarina of time. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
I was about to beat it then my house literally burned down... It's been over 20 years of not beating Ocarina of time but some day I plan on going back to it & beating it..
I dont normally watch videos like this but I could tell within the first five minutes you are my kind of crazy unapologetic person and hilarious - also ocarina of time is my favorite video game ever, thoroughly enjoying your video lmao alsoo congrats on beating the game! it is not an easy one
i did the same thing as a kid butttt for a good reason. i was able to expierience this game at one of my uncles houses because he had this game on gamecube and alot of other older games like this. So i played it when i got to come out there, but obviously i never made it very far in the short times i was there. But recently i bought an N64 and got this game for it and also an old CRT tv so i could experience it at its full glory that it was meant to be experienced in. By the way you are the funniest person i have seen in awhile, love your energy :)
I stumbled on your playthrough a few days ago and absolutely loving seeing you progress and succeed getting through all the puzzles. Hoping to eventually see you try Majora's Mask~
I first played the game as a wee little lad in like 2004. My family was dirt poor but we had a crappy ass old ass computer from like the early 90’s that could barely handle n64 emulation. My cousin got me a bunch of games and ocarina was one of them (and I beat it as a fucking 5 year old, take that jaki u suck loool). I’m 24 now and I legit cried too watching you go through the ending and credit sequence. Anyways thanks for this, really great video!! So glad to have discovered you! Hope to catch a stream one day when life’s not so busy 💝
great video jaki!! I love the mix of the gameplay and storytelling. And I am way too late with this, but congrats on beating ocarina of time!! Beating games years after gives you the mix of nostalgia from knowing it as a kid but also experiencing a lot of it for the first time and it’s such a special feeling ;w; I still have two games I haven’t beaten as a kid as well that don’t leave my mind, but one day I’ll do it \o/ Thank you for telling CumTime‘s journey
As a 35 y/o dude that completed this as a kid, it always gets the waterworks going seeing someone else experience this masterfully designed ,BELOVED game. The nostalgia is real and it is my comfort game when I just want to relive something dear to my heart. Even my son loves this game. I highly , HIGHLY recommend you watch the (or react to ) “Masterclass in Subtext” video made ocarina. It’s explains thoroughly the story beyond the superficial things. And it is indeed a dark dark story underneath our adventure as Link.
About the aiming thing…it’s kind of broken on anything other than the N64 using an OG controller. I tried playing OOT on GameCube and rage quit because of the aiming sensitivity.
Completing the spirit temple before the shadow temple has been the single most horrific red flag in gaming since 1998 and ill stand by that for the rest of my life 😅
@@jakisaur Probably because Navi first guides you towards the Shadow Temple and then the Spirit Temple, though the order of the medallions shown in the menu is the Spirit Medallion first and then the Shadow Medallion. Doing Spirit first on your "first" playthrough means you have just been doing your own thing without properly reading and taking in what the game tells you.
I never finished a Zelda game… In the past couple months I beaten Bloodborne (twice), DS2, and DS3 Still love the series tho and been playing them since elementary
Can relate I started OoT when it first came out as well, I was about 6 but I didn't beat it until I was 16-17 because I had absolutely no idea of what game sense is and what to look for in a room. Instead I posed a lot of assumptions and was very adamant that it wouldn't work or it couldn't because I said so such as: Not placing a bomb to open that staircase in dodongo's cavern because it wouldn't do anything. Not killing those bubbles in Jabu Jabu's belly to receive the boomerang because I thought it was just an empty room. Not trying to leave Jabu Jabu's belly because it looked like the way was shut so I thought the only way out was to beat the boss. (kind of wish that was the case it seams a lot more badass to put you in that kind of situation) After I found out I could just leave the hard way I snapped and abandoned my old line of thinking and it was like my Sharingan eyes were finally opening where I experimented more and paid a lot more attention. From thereon in the rest of the game was a breeze...
It took me 18 years, I just never had the time to finish it. Im on the same path with Majoras Mask, which people claim is better. I really like Ocarina a lot more so far.
@@jakisaur Heck yeah it is. My favorite Zelda's definitely Twilight Princess, but that's purely subjective. I don't go on Twitch, but I'll definitely swing by the second channel if you don't end up making condensed versions of the Link to the Past streams :)
Oh man I never beat this game - my partner beat it for me bc I tried the shadow temple and freaked out at ten yrs old too. I love this game though - Spirit temple and forest temple is my favorite temple - Gerudo valley is still one of my favorite songs. This game will always be in my heart.
I was born in 1996. In Christmas of 2003, my family got a GameCube. One of the games we got on there was Ocarina of Time Master Quest, which also came with the regular version (I think sorry it's been over 20 years XD) I have always been a huge fan of Zelda since I got this game. Ocarina of Time was my first Zelda game. I beat it in 2004 at the age of 8. I later beat Wind Waker in 2005 or 2006. I decided to straight up skip Majora's Mask because I thought it looked "too scary" at the time. Remember at this time I was like in the 5th grade. Eventually I finally came around and beat it when I was about 13 in 2008 or 2009. In 2010, I got a Wii, and the best Zelda Game I ever played and beat was Twilight Princess. This is where Zelda games peaked for me. I beat Twilight Princess in 2013, because I was so busy with school at the time I had to wait. :[ Fast forward to 2016. I beat Skyward Sword. It was actually kind of disappointing. Maybe it's just that I don't like the art or combat style. :/ Okay. I'm not going to talk about Breath of The Wild or Tears of The Kingdom because I wouldn't even consider those Zelda games anymore. I like to call them "glorified walking simulators." I am so mad they got rid of the traditional style dungeons. But I can always replay the older titles. Today, I am now a 28-year-old father who has two sons. The oldest is 3 years old, and the youngest is 1. I really hope as they get older, they are more interested into classic video games, and not the new garbage we are getting nowadays, but hey, I can't force them what to play. It's just what I'd like to see :) Seeing your video brought back a lot of memories from 2004 of coming back from a long day of elementary school to sit on the sofa, and play Ocarina of Time. And I am so happy you finally beat it! Thanks for bringing back so many memories for me! You've earned a new subscriber! :)
i cant believe your older then me i was born in 1992 i played ocarina for the first time in about the 6th grade so 2004ish? i used to finish the game and start a new file that same day i loved it so much maybe my favorite game of all time
@jakisaur, if you haven't, watch "Ocarina of Time - A Masterclass in Subtext" it's probably the greatest video explaining why you got so emotional about the game.
What a ride! Loved the narration throughout. I had fun watching from start to finish, which is a miracle for my adhd addled brain. Any more video like this I'll be there Day 0.
Fun fact, deku nuts are the de facto speedrun strat for defeating Gohma. You’re just a god gamer who don’t need no intended solution because you found a better one!
I just got done playing Zelda ocarina of time a couple days and now I'm playing Zelda Majora's mask I upgrade some stuff so far and got the powerful sword for Link
Hi jakisaur, love your YT videos :) Your new look suits you really well. Also awesome Green Day shirt. 😊 Keep having fun in games and thanks for the entertainment. Keep on beeing you!
i'm currently playing through all the other zelda games for the first time every week on twitch: twitch.tv/jakisaur
I bet you wished you used a walkthrough after this so you wouldn't get stuck anymore huh? You may think using one is boring but it's not, it's necessary for progression.
@@pauloldfield8378 nope
Oh yes it is, especially for 100%ing a game.
@@pauloldfield8378 i wasn't 100%'ing it???? are u sponsored by Big Walkthrough or something lol who cares whether i use a walkthrough or not
Using a walkthrough helps if your stuck or looking to find all the collectables, insisting on using one "because it's boring" is just an insistance on being stupid, & yet you afk for audience for help when it does the same thing as using a walkthrough. If your THAT BAD at Zelda games, I'd hate to see how hard you suck at every other game out there.
This is uncanny.
I started Ocarina of time in 2002 when i was 13 years old.
I finally finished it this year at the age of 33 (20 years later).
Such an Amazing game.
omg!!! congrats to us both 💪
I, too, have a whole saga of playing it as a kid and starting it over and over again on different systems and emulators over the years and I STILL haven't gotten around to beating it at 35 years old lol
gotta love the dichotomy between classy professional narrator jaki and live, on-stream, chaos gremlin jaki
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I was seriously confused about the difference in her voice during the narration and the stream.
Navi left him and he is literally an adult in a child's body, hello shitty life, without wanting to spoil (because we learn what happened to him in another Zelda game) the life of the hero of time is by far the saddest of all the heroes in the Zelda franchise.
Ocarina of Time is often credited with shaping modern game design, particularly in the action-adventure genre. Its influence can be seen in countless games that followed, not just within the Zelda series but across the entire gaming landscape.
The game is also remembered for its sense of adventure and discovery with many players fondly recalling their first time exploring Hyrule solving intricate puzzles and facing off against the evil Ganondorf
as someone who beat this game countless times, you "being bad" is very wholesome and hilarious
hahaha, i'm glad!
never change, ur awesome
I was trying to think of a smart comment but instead there is this "congrats on the video!"
i was just sitting here thinking "man, i can't wait for Curtman to comment something smart and hilarious" but alas (thank you!)
I forfeit for the sake of other 🦋🖤 AND I would be able to tell you exactly when Jakisaur 👀
This video was so ubiquitous
LMF;ASDFODFJKLDFKML
Great video! I loved this “detective re-telling an interesting case retrospective” storytelling style in this video! So glad to see you mixing up the format and having fun with the edit!!
ty rich 😭 ur thoughts as a fellow video creator mean so much to me
The video is so good. I love the added commentary. I wish I would’ve seen you play it live.
thank you, sara!!! 💜
Ohh I love the new Video Style!! Its so funny and good!!
LMAO thank you colinjelly!!!! 💙💙💙
15:10 the set up for this joke in the intro and then your smile delivering the joke was PERFECTION
LMAO TY I WAS FAR TOO PROUD OF MY MILLENIAL-ASS JOKE
Good to know a fellow water temple lover. Lol 😂 so hard to find any.
i really get why people dont like it but DANG DO I LOVE IT!!
I was a Zelda virgin when I played this game back in my n64's day. Only beat it once many many years ago. Been waiting for the PC graphics/models replacement's completion to give it another go.
you did such a great job on this jaki! just pure fun, personality, heart and jakisaur, thanks for the vid and the playthrough
thank you, waitwhat! that means so much ;~;
I played OoT in 1998 when I was 13. There were definitely puzzles in there that would get me stuck for a while. And back then, the internet wasn't really a resource for finding out what to do. It took me a couple hours to find the Kokiri sword, haha. My dad would watch me play and tell me to try stuff, which ended up being the solution to a lot of puzzles. Like I remember in the Deku tree, we had to get the ladder down and he told me to shoot it with the slingshot. I didn't think that would work, but i tried it, and was delightfully surprised when it did. And in the water temple, I was stuck until my dad told me to look under the elevating platform I was on. Sure enough, there's a way to another room.
Girl, this is my single-most favorite game ever made and your vibe is quite frankly so relatable and hysterical. +1 sub, +1 notification bell
thank you omg 😭
The Chronicles of Jakisaur. I actually liked this mini documentary lol. I remember beating this game I want to say 2003 or 2004 when i was around 15 years old. My first playthrough was the Master Quest edition on the gamecube. In my later years i was able to obtain the original ocarina of the time cathridge with the original fire temple song and where ganondorf vomits red blood rather than green... I even got the 3ds version. I beat that version last year.. so yeah.... Ocarina of time is an all time classic. And im glad that you loved it too. I was able to watch your playthrough on the og legend of zelda on your twitch stream. Now im looking forward for Majora's Mask and Twilight Princess 😊
thank you!! i'm glad you got to experience lots of versions of it :D it's so good!!! & thank you for watching me go through zelda 1!! i'm sooo excited for MM and TP
I became such a fan of this game back when it was new that I kept asking my local music shop for ocarinas.
They didn't have any ocarinas there, but the owner eventually was like "I guess I will order some ocarinas for him", haha.
aww that was sweet of them!!
I can't watch the end without getting a little choked up myself and I'm a manly man guy who doesn't do that kind of thing. But at the end of Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess you bet I do
2:25 I have a similar story revolving this game. I tried Oot when i was 6 years old for the first time and when i grew up i didn't have an n64, so i only had the chance to play when i hung out with friends who owned one. There were many a times where me and some friend tried to progress through the story. As time passed some of those friendships ended, not on bad terms though, we just found other people to hang with. So i had no way of beating it for quite some time.
Then my uncle bought the gamecube back when it was launched, and with it came the collectors edition to zelda.
So when i was hanging with my uncle i managed to beat the game. It took about 6-7 years before i finally had done it. And as you, i too became very emotional over The ending. This game meant so much to me and still does. Zelda is my favorite Game franchise and it all began with Ocarina of time. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
I was about to beat it then my house literally burned down... It's been over 20 years of not beating Ocarina of time but some day I plan on going back to it & beating it..
I dont normally watch videos like this but I could tell within the first five minutes you are my kind of crazy unapologetic person and hilarious - also ocarina of time is my favorite video game ever, thoroughly enjoying your video lmao alsoo congrats on beating the game! it is not an easy one
thank you! i'm glad you liked it
you did such an amazing job on this video omg
thank u aaaaaaa 😭😭😭
Aight. You convinced me to finally finish the save file I started 24 years ago 😂 also can’t wait for your Chrono Trigger super cut!!
omg good luck!!! and thank you, chrono trigger was so good!
@@jakisaur from one rabbit parent to another, 🫡
Just caught one of your streams. Keep on being excellent. 😁
A Princess watching is very happy right now
had it pre-ordered, brought it home on launch day. beat it by that Sunday...
congrats
OMG THANK U FOR MARIO 93 REFERENCE
i really love ocarina of time and watching you grow to love it so much and finish it makes me really happy :3
LMAO ty for appreciating my mario 93 reference
Also those ceiling hands freak me out to. I cannot. Even. 😂
they're so scary & stressful!!!
i did the same thing as a kid butttt for a good reason. i was able to expierience this game at one of my uncles houses because he had this game on gamecube and alot of other older games like this. So i played it when i got to come out there, but obviously i never made it very far in the short times i was there. But recently i bought an N64 and got this game for it and also an old CRT tv so i could experience it at its full glory that it was meant to be experienced in. By the way you are the funniest person i have seen in awhile, love your energy :)
thank you! i love hearing how many other people had a similar experience haha
"I'm me," he says
must be nice being real 😣 hahaha
The crazy scientist look works 😊
I stumbled on your playthrough a few days ago and absolutely loving seeing you progress and succeed getting through all the puzzles. Hoping to eventually see you try Majora's Mask~
thank you!! MM is definitely on the list
I first played the game as a wee little lad in like 2004. My family was dirt poor but we had a crappy ass old ass computer from like the early 90’s that could barely handle n64 emulation. My cousin got me a bunch of games and ocarina was one of them (and I beat it as a fucking 5 year old, take that jaki u suck loool). I’m 24 now and I legit cried too watching you go through the ending and credit sequence. Anyways thanks for this, really great video!! So glad to have discovered you! Hope to catch a stream one day when life’s not so busy 💝
hahaha, you were such a talented 5 year old. thank you!
@@jakisaur I peaked in kindergarten
This game just seems so timeless foreal. Something about how janky it is mixed with how polished it somehow seems? Am i just crazy? lol
no i get what u mean!
great video jaki!! I love the mix of the gameplay and storytelling. And I am way too late with this, but congrats on beating ocarina of time!! Beating games years after gives you the mix of nostalgia from knowing it as a kid but also experiencing a lot of it for the first time and it’s such a special feeling ;w; I still have two games I haven’t beaten as a kid as well that don’t leave my mind, but one day I’ll do it \o/
Thank you for telling CumTime‘s journey
thank u, nausice ;~; i love that you have a similar journey with your own games!! it's a very special experience 💚💚💚
31:20 oscar worthy performance tbh
lmao THANK YOU nobody else has commented on that
Using deku nuts on gohma made me bite my tongue.
i hope it tasted good
I need someone to commentate my life like this in real time
i'm willing to do it for the low, low cost of $99.99 per minute
I'm glad you kept trying. Now, shoot for the no-player-deaths ending. 😎
I got it when it came out, when I was in high school.
The Intro n Outro Hairdo be bangin'
thank you!! i cut it myself haha
@@jakisaur dang that's actually impressive cuz IT LOOKS AMAZINGGG
As a 35 y/o dude that completed this as a kid, it always gets the waterworks going seeing someone else experience this masterfully designed ,BELOVED game. The nostalgia is real and it is my comfort game when I just want to relive something dear to my heart. Even my son loves this game.
I highly , HIGHLY recommend you watch the (or react to ) “Masterclass in Subtext” video made ocarina. It’s explains thoroughly the story beyond the superficial things. And it is indeed a dark dark story underneath our adventure as Link.
i have that on my Watch Later list, i just need to get around to it!
@@jakisaur I promise you won’t regret it. It’s well presented.
23 years??? I think it only took me 3 years during my school days to beat it. Was worth it though.
A triumph. 💅 You should be proud. (Of your journey and your video)
thank u, austin 🥰
Majoras Mask video dropping in 2047
This was an amazing video Jaki. The added commentary was great.
thank u very much, zebbie!
we are so back
🙌🙌🙌
This video was really funny and nice to watch! I really liked the combination of stream clips and camera scenes
thank you! i was trying something a lil new, and i'm so happy yall liked it!
About the aiming thing…it’s kind of broken on anything other than the N64 using an OG controller. I tried playing OOT on GameCube and rage quit because of the aiming sensitivity.
yeah, i've heard having the N64 controller makes a big difference!
Ocarina marcó mi vida desde los 12 años ahora tengo 36, me trae bonitos recuerdos!
Completing the spirit temple before the shadow temple has been the single most horrific red flag in gaming since 1998 and ill stand by that for the rest of my life 😅
oh, why's that? just bc it makes more sense after bottom of the well? curious!
@@jakisaur Probably because Navi first guides you towards the Shadow Temple and then the Spirit Temple, though the order of the medallions shown in the menu is the Spirit Medallion first and then the Shadow Medallion. Doing Spirit first on your "first" playthrough means you have just been doing your own thing without properly reading and taking in what the game tells you.
I hear you. I have games from thirty years ago or more that I still need to finish.
maybe it's time! 😎
Here for the dead mom jokes 👍
I never finished a Zelda game…
In the past couple months I beaten Bloodborne (twice), DS2, and DS3
Still love the series tho and been playing them since elementary
Can relate I started OoT when it first came out as well, I was about 6 but I didn't beat it until I was 16-17 because I had absolutely no idea of what game sense is and what to look for in a room.
Instead I posed a lot of assumptions and was very adamant that it wouldn't work or it couldn't because I said so
such as:
Not placing a bomb to open that staircase in dodongo's cavern because it wouldn't do anything.
Not killing those bubbles in Jabu Jabu's belly to receive the boomerang because I thought it was just an empty room.
Not trying to leave Jabu Jabu's belly because it looked like the way was shut so I thought the only way out was to beat the boss. (kind of wish that was the case it seams a lot more badass to put you in that kind of situation)
After I found out I could just leave the hard way I snapped and abandoned my old line of thinking
and it was like my Sharingan eyes were finally opening where I experimented more and paid a lot more attention.
From thereon in the rest of the game was a breeze...
You almost got the name right 😂
It's Jabu Jabu, not Juba Juba 😂
@@zekay_ LOL Yeah how did I miss that TWICE (fuck)
@@vollycacti2767 Hahahah 😂 Hey at least you were close, right?
@@vollycacti2767 Idk if you edited your comment to change the name but it seems you got it wrong again 🤣
i'm glad u were able to figure it out and make progress!
It took me 18 years, I just never had the time to finish it. Im on the same path with Majoras Mask, which people claim is better. I really like Ocarina a lot more so far.
good luck with MM!
The face you made with the distracting fairy 😂😂😂
Thanks for makin this. Your content is so special
wow ty spewy 🥰
My sister started it in 1999 when she was 4 and I'm not sure she's beaten it yet because she got scared of Barinade.
gg beating Ocarina of Time! I just started watching your playthrough on the other channel!
thank you, sam!!!
Dang it to 3 weeks to beat it when we first played as kids back in the 90s
I just beat this game myself about a year and a half ago. I'm glad to see im not the only one lol
I was so excited to see this pop up in my feed today :)
You sure took your time playing, 23 years.
i sure did
Good to see you back on RUclips
I never finished Ocarina either.... I couldn't figure out the water temple puzzles lol.
Congrats. You've now beaten one of the greatest video game experiences of all time!
thank you! it ended up in my top 5 games 🥰
@@jakisaur Heck yeah it is. My favorite Zelda's definitely Twilight Princess, but that's purely subjective.
I don't go on Twitch, but I'll definitely swing by the second channel if you don't end up making condensed versions of the Link to the Past streams :)
Oh man I never beat this game - my partner beat it for me bc I tried the shadow temple and freaked out at ten yrs old too. I love this game though - Spirit temple and forest temple is my favorite temple - Gerudo valley is still one of my favorite songs. This game will always be in my heart.
I was born in 1996. In Christmas of 2003, my family got a GameCube. One of the games we got on there was Ocarina of Time Master Quest, which also came with the regular version (I think sorry it's been over 20 years XD) I have always been a huge fan of Zelda since I got this game. Ocarina of Time was my first Zelda game. I beat it in 2004 at the age of 8.
I later beat Wind Waker in 2005 or 2006. I decided to straight up skip Majora's Mask because I thought it looked "too scary" at the time. Remember at this time I was like in the 5th grade. Eventually I finally came around and beat it when I was about 13 in 2008 or 2009.
In 2010, I got a Wii, and the best Zelda Game I ever played and beat was Twilight Princess. This is where Zelda games peaked for me. I beat Twilight Princess in 2013, because I was so busy with school at the time I had to wait. :[
Fast forward to 2016. I beat Skyward Sword. It was actually kind of disappointing. Maybe it's just that I don't like the art or combat style. :/
Okay. I'm not going to talk about Breath of The Wild or Tears of The Kingdom because I wouldn't even consider those Zelda games anymore. I like to call them "glorified walking simulators." I am so mad they got rid of the traditional style dungeons. But I can always replay the older titles.
Today, I am now a 28-year-old father who has two sons. The oldest is 3 years old, and the youngest is 1. I really hope as they get older, they are more interested into classic video games, and not the new garbage we are getting nowadays, but hey, I can't force them what to play. It's just what I'd like to see :)
Seeing your video brought back a lot of memories from 2004 of coming back from a long day of elementary school to sit on the sofa, and play Ocarina of Time. And I am so happy you finally beat it! Thanks for bringing back so many memories for me! You've earned a new subscriber! :)
thanks for sharing your story. i love modern and older games equally, but i hope youre able to share the games you love with your kid.
Finally somebody that makes me feel good about my video game skills
HAHAHA
i cant believe your older then me i was born in 1992 i played ocarina for the first time in about the 6th grade so 2004ish? i used to finish the game and start a new file that same day i loved it so much maybe my favorite game of all time
Such a chaotic, strangely relaxing story.
Thanks for being weird. 10/10
hahaha, thanks for enjoying my weirdness!
Took my 6 years, but I was 6 when I started. I use to get so scared battling the electric monster in Jabu Jabu.
You have an incredible sense of humor 😁
hehe thank you!
Oh now you gotta play Majora's Mask to get a little taste of what Link did after getting his childhood back
it's on the list!
46 years ! 😆
@jakisaur, if you haven't, watch "Ocarina of Time - A Masterclass in Subtext" it's probably the greatest video explaining why you got so emotional about the game.
that's on my list to watch!
I still haven't beaten ocarina of time,I've been stuck at the water temple for years ;-;
taking notes really helped me, but it is definitely a difficult place to traverse! i believe in you, if you ever wanna tackle it again someday 💪
@@jakisaur I think I took notes when I was a kid and it never helped me,I have no idea why I'm so stuck
She’s literally me. I also took forever to beat ocarina and have a dead mom
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Great Video !! New format is very fun :>
thank you!! i was nervous about it, so this is really nice to read 💜
Congratulations for finishing playing the game! 😊👏🏻
thank you!!
@@jakisaur You welcome! :)
Maplestory got caught for something illegal. Also I am now playing OOT in multiplayer online.
have fun
@@jakisaur You should try it out
Yo, GGs on the clear, bro
thanks!
Rabbits are not rodents
She skipped over the horrors at the bottom of the well.
What a ride! Loved the narration throughout. I had fun watching from start to finish, which is a miracle for my adhd addled brain. Any more video like this I'll be there Day 0.
thank you, jowstni!! this makes me so happy 💙
Wow what a jaki loredump i need to update the wiki now 📝
Huh, you should be able to beat that easily in 10 years
LOL i'll try to beat it in only 10 years on my replay
It's not a perfect game? It is the Greatest Game Of All Time!
perhaps
Fun fact, deku nuts are the de facto speedrun strat for defeating Gohma. You’re just a god gamer who don’t need no intended solution because you found a better one!
acabo de descubrir tu canal...
me encanta este tipo de contenido
I just got done playing Zelda ocarina of time a couple days and now I'm playing Zelda Majora's mask I upgrade some stuff so far and got the powerful sword for Link
congrats! i haven't played Majora's Mask yet. hope you enjoy!!
@@jakisaur it's really dark especially the background story of skull kid
Took me about 2 days no sleep to 100% it because I didn't know anything. (locations of you know whats)
Completely unrelated, but you have a crazy vocal range. Its pretty wicked.
thank you! i love doing lots of voices
@@jakisaur My pleasure, yo!
To be fair I never beat this game. And yes the Gerudo valley theme is so good!
Special thanks to Curlitros, whoever that is
may he rest in peace 🙏
Oh hey, Its Jaki. Haven't seen you upload anything in 85 years. :D
it's certainly been a while!
Fun fact, Mater from Cars is Navi in this game
But in a more serious note, great job on the hard work. You're fantastic at what you do, and it's wonderful to see the hard work pay off
now i know why everyone hates her so much
thank u yeti ;~;
Hi jakisaur, love your YT videos :)
Your new look suits you really well. Also awesome Green Day shirt. 😊
Keep having fun in games and thanks for the entertainment.
Keep on beeing you!
thank you very much!!
Now beat Twilight Princess to cry a lot too...
it's on the list!