Majoras Mask Gamecube

I am really stuck. plz help?

One of the More interesting aspects of Zelda: Majora's Mask is that unlike any of the other Zelda games, you cannot save just anywhere. In order to understand how the save system works, you'll need to understand how the game itself will be different from any other Zelda game. Link has three days to save the world from a moon that is destined to crash into the land of Termina. If he doesn't accomplish his task in this amount of time, the game is over. A game day in real time lasts about eighteen minutes. This would give Link just under an hour to finish the game, which obviously is not enough. In order to save, Link must first find the Ocarina of Time, then play the Song of Time to warp back to 6:00 A.M. on the first day. Only after doing this can you save the game. Since Link has traveled back in time, some things will go back to the way they were before you saved your game. Masks, instruments, items that show up on your item collect screen, entries into your scheduler, maps, compasses, and money stored in the back can all be taken back in time. Things that go back to the way they were before Link saved are clearing of traps or sub-events, conversations with people, items such as bombs and deku nuts, small keys, boss keys, fairies, and rupees you may be holding. Since this may be annoying for some people, Nintendo also included an interrupt save feature. To use this, you must first find an owl statue and talk to it (after striking it with your sword). It will ask you if you want to keep playing or if you want to save and quit. If you choose to save and quit, the game ends, but the next time you start playing, you will be at that statue with everything you had when you saved. The only drawback to the interrupt save is that as soon as you resume your game, it erases the interrupt save, so if you turn off your Nintnedo 64 before either saving with the Song of Time or doing another interrupt save, it reverts back to the last time you saved using the Song of Time.

2008-11-10 21:20:06 by Fanatical Gamer

Here is my The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask review! Enjoy! :)

Yes,they did.Though,I would still suggest getting the N64 versions.


-Christian

2009-08-21 13:49:20 by Twilightserpent

Price: $67.99

Designed for N64 Rumble
Expansion Pak Required
Holographic Image on Cartridge!!

Its not the the VC, I dont have an N64, and the info isnt on the web anywhere that ive searched.

Yes. It was made available on a Legend of Zelda Compilation disk (The 'Collector's Edition'), along with Ocarina Of Time, and 8 bit Zelda 1 & 2, as well as the wind Waker demo. Since it was only available as a premium (there were several ways you could get it), it fetches a pretty price. If it's Majora's Mask you're after, the original cart is the superior experience. The Gamecube version runs in emulation and is glitchy. There are frame-rate problems, sound and music timing problems, as well issues with occasional freezing. There are sounds that have been completely replaced with new effects...most not as good. There is no rumble support either.

The only up sides (in my opinion) are convenience, and the sharper graphics/cleaner textures of this version. The visual gains are most noticeable when using a component cable on a good ED or HD TV

Since this compilation will set you back between $40 (the cheapest I've seen it. Local reseller.) and $80+ (Ebay) I personally think that it's worth it to hunt down an N64 and a copy of the cartridge. If you're going to drop that kind of coin, you might as well get the full experience.

2008-08-19 10:08:54 by holy_smuckers_jelly7

Price: $12.99

there is actually. there's a bundle, which comes with ocarina of time, majoras mask, and ocarina of time: master's quest, a more difficult version.

as to where, you may be able to find it used a gamestop. if all else fails, there's always online shops.

2009-11-02 09:21:07 by Jayleigh

I'm DESPERATE !!!!!

I really want n need The legend of zelda majoras mask
the on zelda game I ont have
I bought oot on thewii hop channel :D

I have twilight princess
I dont know were to get it :(

please nintendo get it on te wii shop channel

I heard a rumore that its on gamecube
it that true ?
is the only way to get the game , is to bu a nintendo 64 from ebay and buy majoras mask ?

is there another way ?

plase 'm desperat :)

thankyouu so much anyone who answers me in detail :)

xxxxx
From another question I discovered you can buy it on ebay for about 15 quid its called zelda collectors edition :D

im gonna buy it it comes with 3 other games

i have the collectors edition it has Zelda ocarina of time zelda majoras mask a demo of zelda windwaker (2 minutes i think)and two other ones that are...not as good they are the oldest Zelda's.Well they look like it

so i think it would be a good idea to buy ccollectors edition!
Majoras mask is really fun and ocarina of time is brilliant!

2009-03-21 08:31:18 by Sophie