Damn. My man had a Din powered sword against Eox and said "Nah fam, lmao", and proceeded to bash his skull in with the hammer. He did Cyclok and Crayk dirty af too.
@@jakomioftherose2434 Spirit Tracks is different, i felt at first kinda limited because of the rails, but it's really good, using the flute was My hobbie. And there is a "temple of the sea King"-like structure (You have to return there and do certain missions), but it's easier. I'd Say You should give it a try if You can
@ebermorenocastillo8077 despite the game literally being on-rails, I say there's a lot more exploration in Spirit Tracks with the hidden stations you can unlock with side quests. Plus, it has that awesome enemy gauntlet with a secret boss at the end.
idk, i gotta be honest: it's kinda the worst non-CDi zelda game since the 90s (meaning it's overall ok, there was no complete failure). The OST is generic, the dungeons lack of creativity, you re tortured with that sea king temple again and again. It's sea world can't compete with the wind waker despite it's flaws when navigating your boat. It sometimes feels like it's devs weren't bad but somehow demotivated when making the game.
@@gabenfanboy7471 Okay, it may not be underrated but it’s definitely overhated. Do I think it’s the best Zelda game or better than ST, absolutely not. But so many people look at the amount of flaws you pointed out (especially the Temple of the Ocean King🙄) and site the game as “not worth playing”. It is no way on par with the CDI games for worst. The unfortunate part about this game is it has so many flaws that people can’t look past them and see the good things that it has. ST may have more good things but, IMO, if you can at least look past the Temple of the Ocean King (like I did) you won’t think this game is bad.
Honestly I like that you fight the hermit crab boss fight in second person cause that’s actually kinda clever and cool imo. Pre BOTW Zelda games had lots of clever mechanics like that, that unfortunately are no longer there because of the obsession of non linear open world design. Like that boss feels hand crafted compared to BOTW bosses.
let's not exagerate, they're still producing classic style Zelda games like the remake of Link's awakening, even if BoTW left behind some of the old style dungeons, it's not like Nintendo doesn't trow a bone to the old fans either, i actually enjoy both styles a lot (but i like the classic ones better of course)
The first time I best this game I did so with no working top screen, requiring me to play the entire game with only the bottom screen visible. Including the final boss.
I remember in my 2nd playthrough of this game I somehow was able to hit Crayk in his first charge and smash all his weak spots in a single damage phase, I think I must have beat him in under 30 seconds and it blew my 12 year old mind that I got that lucky.
This looks great! Is it just an emulator running at high graphics or is it an actual HD mod? If so, where can I get my hands on it? PH was my first ever Zelda game and I was thinking about replaying it recently- this would be perfect for that!
Emulator running at high res + he seems to have the patch that enables dpad movement + button attacks, you can tell because the fairy doesn’t go where he walks (plus he just walks in exactly 8 directions)
My stopping point as a kid was the Temple of the Ocean King's midway point. Had to give up and eventually ask my brother for help in drawing the Triforce of that stupid red door.
@@Ozymandias-vy4kl IMO, some of the bosses in this game are better than the ones in Spirit Tracks and I wish this game gave us the ability to do a boss rush for them
@@TheRealDiamondFNaFI feel like that's a far cry.. Some of the bosses can be homages to Phantom hourglass. Like Frazz being a master of fiery ice is an homage to Blazz and his boomerang gimmick. Plus Spirit Tracks did some really dynamic camera stuff with Stagnox and Craag its surely an upgrade to what Hourglass had laid out
@@jamesbond3w While I still stand by what I said, I’ll admit that the only bosses that even have a chance at surpassing the ones in Spirit Tracks are still the late game/final bosses. But even then, ST does have quite the lineup of amazing bosses. Doesn’t make me any less disappointed that it got a boss rush mode and Hourglass didn’t, even though ST has less major bosses (Dark Link’s still cool tho) Also I was honestly kinda shocked that they didn’t put Stagnox in TotK. Battle Talus is a neat little overworld boss and all, but they absolutely could have made Stagnox work in that game
Phantom Hourglass: the only Zelda game that requires you to have the power of ZA WARUDO to defeat the final boss.
Damn. My man had a Din powered sword against Eox and said "Nah fam, lmao", and proceeded to bash his skull in with the hammer. He did Cyclok and Crayk dirty af too.
There's nothing more painful than knowing we'll never have a DS Zelda game again... the DS duology was my childhood!
How was Spirit Tracks? I only played Phantom Hourglass when I was younger.
@@jakomioftherose2434 Spirit Tracks is different, i felt at first kinda limited because of the rails, but it's really good, using the flute was My hobbie. And there is a "temple of the sea King"-like structure (You have to return there and do certain missions), but it's easier.
I'd Say You should give it a try if You can
@ebermorenocastillo8077 despite the game literally being on-rails, I say there's a lot more exploration in Spirit Tracks with the hidden stations you can unlock with side quests.
Plus, it has that awesome enemy gauntlet with a secret boss at the end.
i liked them. they where the only games i played aside from the ocarina of times and majora's mask remakes
It makes sense Linebeck would wish for his ship back it was the golden ship the amount of time and effort to get each part was probably crazy
I haven't ever seen Phantom hourglass in such good quality. I have so much memorys of it !
I really miss playing this game, it was actually the first zelda game i've ever played to get me into the series.
Me too!
This is such an underrated game. It may not be as good as Spirit Tracks but I absolutely feel like it deserves more popularity than it got.
idk, i gotta be honest: it's kinda the worst non-CDi zelda game since the 90s (meaning it's overall ok, there was no complete failure). The OST is generic, the dungeons lack of creativity, you re tortured with that sea king temple again and again. It's sea world can't compete with the wind waker despite it's flaws when navigating your boat. It sometimes feels like it's devs weren't bad but somehow demotivated when making the game.
@@gabenfanboy7471 Okay, it may not be underrated but it’s definitely overhated. Do I think it’s the best Zelda game or better than ST, absolutely not. But so many people look at the amount of flaws you pointed out (especially the Temple of the Ocean King🙄) and site the game as “not worth playing”. It is no way on par with the CDI games for worst. The unfortunate part about this game is it has so many flaws that people can’t look past them and see the good things that it has. ST may have more good things but, IMO, if you can at least look past the Temple of the Ocean King (like I did) you won’t think this game is bad.
Bellum is one of the only Zelda villains to be more silent than Link!
All the bosses of this game look so cool and are fun to fight ! Each one has something memorable. My favourite is Crayk !
Honestly I like that you fight the hermit crab boss fight in second person cause that’s actually kinda clever and cool imo.
Pre BOTW Zelda games had lots of clever mechanics like that, that unfortunately are no longer there because of the obsession of non linear open world design.
Like that boss feels hand crafted compared to BOTW bosses.
Botw is the game where zelda stopped beeing zelda.
let's not exagerate, they're still producing classic style Zelda games like the remake of Link's awakening, even if BoTW left behind some of the old style dungeons, it's not like Nintendo doesn't trow a bone to the old fans either, i actually enjoy both styles a lot (but i like the classic ones better of course)
Crazy to think I grew up playing these games as a kid. Hopefully, I can play them again someday.
Recuerdo que me dieron este juego de regalo de cumpleaños, que detalle verlo con una mejor gráfica 😁
The first time I best this game I did so with no working top screen, requiring me to play the entire game with only the bottom screen visible. Including the final boss.
You gonna 100% No Damage Spirit Tracks next?
Hope we get a remake of one day
If nintendo have touch screen for the next switch, they need to remaster this and spirit tracks
I remember in my 2nd playthrough of this game I somehow was able to hit Crayk in his first charge and smash all his weak spots in a single damage phase, I think I must have beat him in under 30 seconds and it blew my 12 year old mind that I got that lucky.
This looks great! Is it just an emulator running at high graphics or is it an actual HD mod? If so, where can I get my hands on it? PH was my first ever Zelda game and I was thinking about replaying it recently- this would be perfect for that!
Probably just am emulator with high graphics, you can make the game look like this by tweaking some visual settings in DraStic
Emulator running at high res + he seems to have the patch that enables dpad movement + button attacks, you can tell because the fairy doesn’t go where he walks (plus he just walks in exactly 8 directions)
Amazing video!!! Can you do Zelda: Spirit Tracks 100% No Damage next?
How did you get the HD version, didn’t know there was one for the DS, is it on the switch?
Were you playing the mod version of the game?
What emulator do you use for the game ?
Great video. Could you please tell me graphic settings of the emulator?
I was never able to get passed the fire temple because I couldn’t figure out the puzzles as a kid
My stopping point as a kid was the Temple of the Ocean King's midway point. Had to give up and eventually ask my brother for help in drawing the Triforce of that stupid red door.
I know this game, and the next game is kinda bad, but I did enjoy my time with this game so much
i never wanted to sleep more by looking at a boss rush than now.
Cielaaaaaa 😢
Good video
Goated game
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The fact I can't remember a single one of these bosses really says something about the game. 😂
That's a you problem honestly. I personally find the boss fights to be extremely creative.
@@Ozymandias-vy4kl IMO, some of the bosses in this game are better than the ones in Spirit Tracks and I wish this game gave us the ability to do a boss rush for them
@@TheRealDiamondFNaFI feel like that's a far cry..
Some of the bosses can be homages to Phantom hourglass. Like Frazz being a master of fiery ice is an homage to Blazz and his boomerang gimmick.
Plus Spirit Tracks did some really dynamic camera stuff with Stagnox and Craag its surely an upgrade to what Hourglass had laid out
@@jamesbond3w While I still stand by what I said, I’ll admit that the only bosses that even have a chance at surpassing the ones in Spirit Tracks are still the late game/final bosses. But even then, ST does have quite the lineup of amazing bosses.
Doesn’t make me any less disappointed that it got a boss rush mode and Hourglass didn’t, even though ST has less major bosses (Dark Link’s still cool tho)
Also I was honestly kinda shocked that they didn’t put Stagnox in TotK. Battle Talus is a neat little overworld boss and all, but they absolutely could have made Stagnox work in that game
I thought it was just me. Same!! 😂😂💀🫠