#LegendofZelda

[@michaelcritchlow4373]

This is got to be one of the most underrated gaming channels on KZbin

[@godagon97]

💯agreed

[@BeersAndBeatsPDX]

Not underrated, under known.

[@zalden2565]

This and Orchestral Fantasy are two of my favorite, way under-appreciated channels

[@mattcat234]

So glad I'm here while it's still perfect and organic

[@Tim85-y2q]

Absolutely.

[@NeoAmonSeraphim]

Quite possibly the best Zelda game even to this day, such a masterpiece

[@boscopit]

Yeah I couldn't get into any of the ones after this. This was the pinnacle.

[@LITTLE1994]

One of the best. I wouldn't say THE best.

[@peterhughes614]

Abso Lutely

[@vineheart01]

I'd say best topdown zelda, as 3D zeldas play way different.

[@nikmidclayton5933]

@@LITTLE1994 nah, it's the best. OoT is vastly overrated

[@ChosenPlaysYT]

When I was a kid in the 90’s this game completely captivated my best friend and I for a whole summer. Learning the entire map and getting every item on our quest to beat the game. There was no KZbin or guides, we had to sit there with a notebook and figure it out. Was an amazing time.

[@mike7652]

It was a simpler, better time.

[@echoedinnocence]

I remember me and my two friends using notebook paper for the map too! 😂 We looked crazy with notebook paper everywhere 😂 there were notes and drawings. We had 4 sections on 1 piece of paper. We spent a whole 3 days drawing that map. It was dead useful though. It was an amazing summer ❤ I remember getting slurpys and beef jerky then gathering at my house super early and spending all day just exploring and amateur cartography 😂

[@Freakinger81]

In the lower left corner of the Village, there is a little hut you can open with a Bomb, but the Wall has no Cracks or anything. You can find respawning Bombs and Arrows in there, very useful at the start.

[@TheStarTrekApologist]

I was thinking the same thing. Basically a bomb and arrow refill point.

[@djskylerhall]

I came looking for this in the comments. When he passed by the Cucco hut and we saw that he was saving the bomb for the quarrelling brothers, I had to see if I was the only one who, as a rule, went to the bombable hut to get more bombs and then to the Cucco hut before moving on. Thanks for making me not feel insane!

[@charlessegale6493]

I always do this when I reach Kakariko Village. Makes bomb management early on so much easier.

[@dycedargselderbrother5353]

It's a little surprising the hut was passed over given the level of rigor shown with other Easter eggs and minutia and the 100% nature of the channel in general.

[@dmorley100]

It’s possible he may not have known about that bombable hut. I played the game for almost 20 years and didn’t know about that for a long time. It always puzzled me why there would be a building with no discernible way of getting in.

[@musickid43]

I remember playing this as a kid and spending over a week just exploring. Now thanks to playing this randomized so many times, I can play this in just a few hours with 100% completion. Such a good game.

[@Katie-hb8iq]

The pixel art in this game still looks awesome, even by 2022 standards. Very clean, colorful, timeless style. Music is great. Holds up really well.

[@pouncingpantherpucks2779]

Yeah absolutely. I'm not into RPG'S but this game looks beautiful.

[@bellelewis9742]

@@pouncingpantherpucks2779 òòò

[@easymentality]

I'm so glad this sort of aesthetic remains somewhat popular. I can't imagine I'll ever grow tired of good pixel art.

[@pouncingpantherpucks2779]

@@easymentality yeah me too. Also another thing I like about Zelda games are the atmospheres. They always do a great job with the beautiful and relaxing outside areas of the games. Looks so peaceful.

[@SamtheBravesFan]

One thing I love about the SNES is that when people know what they're doing, they can make the graphics and game look and feel like an animated cartoon. I know there's less interest in that now, but it really has helped the great games age well.

[@THEGRUMPTRUCK]

Using the sword to deflect projectiles back at an enemy later took the name "Dead Man's Volley." It became a pretty big staple in some Zelda games later on, including Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time, as well as Twilight Princess just to name a few, most notably during the Ganondorf fights, or Phantom Ganon in Wind Waker.

[@richardwade1544]

My childhood favorite, I've beaten this game a few dozen times.

[@jhott28]

This game is in my top 10 of best games ever made across any platform. From the music to the overall challenge of the game every part of it is amazing.

[@CharlesUrban]

My favorite game, period. A Link Between Worlds is a worthy successor, but for an old guy like myself, it doesn't top the original. Thanks for covering it!

[@andylindsey]

Thanks for this guide, man! I replayed Link to the Past a while back and used this to help me through it and find all the secret items/locations. It's amazing how many secrets are in this game. It's a wonder people could unearth some of these back in the day without a guide! That's probably the experience Miyamoto was going for; the exploration and discovery of wonderful secrets to help you on your journey.

[@TheRPGInsomniac]

As soon as I saw this come up on my feed I just said "Hell, yeah!" to myself and started it right away! By far my favorite Zelda game. So excited to journey along again with you on this one. Keep doing what you do, always such good content!

[@WillACarpenter]

I immediately hit download so I could enjoy it in the gym without distractions.

[@Solsta]

I just want to let you know that even though I have beaten many of the games you make videos for, I still watch every one. The way you explain everything very clearly and nicely takes me back to when I would first play these games and be completely lost, with that sense of wonder and excitement. Thank you...also Super Metroid when? 😏

[@jasonulloa]

Super Metroid now.

[@LordJimqua]

My man coming out strong with the SNES games

[@Ronsonator]

I love that you always use the official players guides in your videos. Keep up the great content!

[@Artimes.]

I hereby declare you the best content creator on the youtube platform for transformative video game walkthroughs. Absolutely insane that you include maps, visual graphics, item charts/lists with very clear and concise commentary. Your going to reach 500k subs easly if you keep at it. I can't imagine the demand and work schedule that goes into this but wow and after the decline of strategy guides currently, this channel is in a great place, you sir deserve the gold crown!!👑

[@Hobbsdude42]

I never had a SNES as a child, and of my friends who did, only one had this game and we were rarely allowed to play it. But the music stuck with me like glue.

[@mattl1758]

Been patiently waiting for this. This is my favorite Zelda of the franchise. This game is perfect. I only beat it once but still have it on my wii. Now I’m gonna have to dig it up and play it. Thx for this.

[@Rav123123]

Still get goosebumps when seeing the master sword getting pulled. So epic. With those woodland animals running around , the fog/ tree shadows. Man. They don’t make em like this anymore.

[@The16bithero]

My favorite Zelda, I lost count on how many times I've beaten 100% this game, it's such a treasure to me, and I don't need a guide anymore to complete this game. But the moment I saw you uploaded this video, I wanted to watch it just because it's my boy! Also, I wish to thank you again, this past week I finally beated Zelda 2, and sure was way easier! Death Mountain was horrible, yeah, but the rest was much better and enjoyable (except for going back every time you died haha) P.S: I can't believe I guessed the Wizard reference when you got the Power Glove

[@bidoofenshmirtzevilinc.4369]

One of the greatest games of all time. Looking forward to watching this on my break! Keep up the great work!

[@rubynall80]

Ah, so you also watch these in increments. Nice.

[@hamburgers140]

Zelda: A Link to the Past just hits me so hard no matter how many times I come back to it. Some may say it's just nostalgia, I was just the right age at the right time when it came out. Maybe so, but the impact feels like so much more. It always feels like such a LIVING, breathing experience. The world of this game feels so alive, it feels like such an "event" to trek through it time and time again. The graphics are so rich and clean and vibrant, it is the peak of styles for the 16-bit systems. In a way I feel like the hype generated by the print magazines of the era really contributed to the experience, and continue to do so to this day. Getting to the Eastern Palace area and meeting Sahasrahla each time always feels like such a landmark point in the adventure. I just want to live in this world forever.

[@PlaydoughPo]

Your intros are always amazing, setting the tone and story as well as a mini history lesson. I think it's so well done, ty for all your effort on these.

[@Decipherization]

Agreed it's a nice touch

[@jakenorth4811]

Your videos are so well done. I hope the people who can use these guides find your videos. It makes me want to replay all of these games alongside your video guide. I enjoy watching your videos all the way through even though I’m not even playing the game. Thank you, and keep up the good work!

[@RyanRead]

I remember getting this game when I was younger and could never put it down. Love the Zelda series. I sadly have NEVER played the last two versions.

[@MidoseitoAkage]

30:36 You don't need to go all the right side nor using the stabbing technique to beat it. All you need to do is go to the second alley, go left until you reach the sign on the up left, go down of the sign by simply jump between the bench, then you can reach the boy under 15. I can beat around of 9 seconds. 1:42:58 You not need to lift the other pots. Once you kill the red guard on the middle of the room, you can use the boomerang and that's it. Nice video and you make me learn so many things. Like I didn't know that the old lady, the one outside of Kakariko village, is a fairy. The cucco (they're official nane btw) in the house is a old lady and finally, you can have the friendly bee by dashing right on the statue in the ice cave. Great job doggo.

[@tommyfitzsimons]

@1:36:16 "Don't be afraid to talk to the old man, he's more than happy to fill you up" pause😂. Kidding aside, this video has an amazing amount of detail. Great job!

[@jamesm6799]

I’ve completed this game many times over but to have another great video from you is awesome

[@LITTLE1994]

I had beaten the game 100%, so I had nothing to worry about. Great video of an iconic old game.

[@PhysicalSciences]

UCAN, your commentary is some serious quality relaxing ASMR. Freaking love listening, watching the retro guides.

[@drock5642]

This is one of the best works of art in my opinion. Love this brings back so many memories. Thank you

[@emaldon7]

This is my favorite game of all time and have played it countless times, and your guide was very pleasing to watch! Good job!

[@dvdjkaufmn]

Awesome that you pointed out the game will count saving and quitting, as an actual "attempt", when tallied at the end of the game. I knew this myself, but it's only because I played the game so many times, I've memorized the entire thing. I've never seen that info in any guide, ever. I had to learn the hard way. Most underrated channel I've seen yet. I was expecting there to be like 800k plus subs.. wtf lol

[@bortzanator3018]

I love hearing about the history and backstory to these games. Your inclusion of promotional materials, relevant commercials, and magazine artwork really makes these videos feel like an issue of Nintendo Power came to life in video form. I didn't get to experience "Zelda III" until I got a copy on GBA. I loved the game, music, and especially the dark world. Watching these videos feels like browsing a player strategy guide.

[@bananonymouslastname5693]

I truly did not expect to learn anything here. I've beaten the game so many times since it was new that I assumed I knew it all... I'd even stumbled into the Chris Houlihan room a couple of times. I had no idea you could sell the fish, transform the sweeping woman into a fairy, or the chicken into the woman. It gave me a nice smile to see those things for the first time. Thanks!

[@thestuff10]

You're gonna need a lot of heart containers... when you're livin' in a VAN down by the river!

[@mariusvent3809]

The "he's a lumberjack and he's ok" - reference was AWESOME I luv it

[@Ismcant]

ohhh boy, ive been meaning to go back to this one for a few years

[@krisfrederick5001]

That Nintendo Power Zelda Bible is beautiful. Christmas morning 1992, getting the Super Nintendo with a Link to the Past was one of the most amazing days of my life.

[@masterrserch3971]

Played and beat this game 100 times, top 3 game for me by far--- but I'm STILL watching this because I want to see if you have any tips or tricks I'm not aware of, since I got this game for SNES when it came out and mastered it without any guides and such. Whenever I play it's on memory, so im sure I'm missing a lot lol

[@jameswesten2018]

I loved this game, like you I played and beat it a ton of times. I could probably still remember where everything is by memory. Just about every screen has a piece of heart somewhere, but most you can oy get with a certain weapon or item

[@masterrserch3971]

@@jameswesten2018 I wish I played more as a kid. I wound up playing organized sports, being girl crazy, so I slowed down a lot when I was like 16. But I had so much fun playing, figuring out, and beating NES and SNES games 30+ years ago when I was 10, 13, 14, etc... I had school, and a part time job, and football and basketball, but there was no REAL responsibility, no CRAZY stresses ruining my MONTH like after I moved out at 24 years old...and I won't even touch upon stress of your 30s lol... I try to play a few games every year, 2 years or so., but the best thing I did to help me hold onto that nostalgia, and good, happy vibes was DL to my phone like every damn song and sound effect from this game, Mario World, Super Metroid & Castlevania, and of course, the mother of all video game musics, Final Fantasy "2" & "3" lol... every noise, alert, alarm, etc., my phone makes is some sorta sound effect or theme/song from those games lol ... always provides me with a little flashback of easier, and in many ways, happier times as a teen... There may be no better alarm noise to wake up to than GODDESS APPEARS from this Zelda game 😆 .... so easy, so peaceful, so calming....

[@jameswesten2018]

@@masterrserch3971 I'm glad this game came out when I was 11,12 years old or I probably wouldn't have had time to enjoy it if it came out when I was older

[@masterrserch3971]

@@jameswesten2018 yep same... I literally am so happy I was born late 70s... got the best of PRE internet & cell phone life, 0-17 years old, and then 18-mid 40s now... Perfecto

[@StephenGrose]

This is my favorite game of all time, and you've shown me some things I didn't even know about the game. Thank you for your tireless research on these games.

[@corgibuttz2550]

Me and this game? We're like this. *does the fingers crossed thing like we're really good friends* It is, and forever will be my favorite Zelda. I won't argue about "best" zelda, but it's my favorite.

[@perspicacious9]

best part of the whole video for me is the joke here 52:20, the delivery was amazing and the reference was relatable to the point where i could not contain my laughter.

[@Pulmonox]

I was wondering if anyone else caught that...

[@christophernewman8741]

I was snowed in by a blizzard in Alabama in 93 the first time I beat this game. It will always be a cherished memory and this game will always be one of my favorites.

[@mike7652]

Growing up in the late 80s and early 90s was epic. I was 12 or so when this came out, we made meticulous maps of every single dungeon. Also, having a predominantly analog childhood I had an arsenal of wooden swords and shields for adventuring in the forest around my house...never found Triforce though.

[@travezripley]

You bad dude!!! Saturday Morninings were so lame for so long! You have definitely made being a grownup worth it again.

[@derek7808]

13:07 the 2 pots here are perfectly placed to pick up and throw at the enemies, they will be taken out in one shot 18:10 a good tip is to know that enemies in the sewers never go into the water so you can attack the safely from there 30:35 there is a shortcut below the sign, you can jump over the fence :) 1:54:28 note that Kiki will leave you if you get hit and you will have to get him back (and pay again) awesome video by the way !

[@scypsylock9402]

I love all your videos, but this one was very special to me. The Legend of Zelda was my very first game on the NES in the 80's and favorite game for years that took me six months to beat "Gannon" (the very first spelling of his name for those who do not know) and save Princess Zelda. Then in 1988-89 I rescued Princess Zelda once more from that sleeping spell that took 11 months for me - an awesome part of my childhood and video games were my best friend from years of torture with bullies and other awful things. I had the poster on my door for the upcoming games for the new SNES and Zelda: ALTTP was my target and knew I'd wait longer than most kids to even play it as my parents would never buy me a console, let alone had no money, but eventually saved enough from mowing lawns and then played finally - 16 bits of pure awesome in my hands! That game was my saving grace for many reasons, many personal and secret, but nonetheless saved me. To this day when I pop my cartridge in and press "START", playing it STILL gives me goosebumps knowing I have a full adventure that awaits, and the color palette used, the characters, the incredible story unfolding...this was truly Miamoto's finest cut gem he ever produced and it all began with camping with his family and one day stumbling upon a mysterious cave...and then he entered into uncharted territory where adventure awaits... This is why when this video came out I almost...no, I teared up a little in all honesty as memories flooded my memory banks of that first time playing and living the adventure of ALTTP - that special game that made gave hope for that child I once was who was bullied for having Tourette's Syndrome and made life easier to bear. I just want to say, thank you for doing a video on a game that has such a special meaning to me, in more ways than typed. You are full of awesome, and to all of those out there in KZbin land who grew up on these games of our childhoods...you CAN beat video games!

[@trasul4884]

Fun to read the comments !! We all agree this is a masterpiece!!! The mastersword part still give me goosebump at this day !! I was 12 yo when that game came out, such a great time !!!!

[@MushmouthJoe]

I never owned a SNES so I completely missed out on this game. I finally played it about a year ago. I love it.

[@name-iz7fy]

Don't forget to forge the master sword twice to get the best sword of the game needed to damage certain enemies.

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Spoiler Alert: yeah like Ganon for a start

[@MidoseitoAkage]

And throw the tempered sword inside the pyramid of power for getting the mighty butter sword (a nicknamed from the Randomizer community).

[@bent3736]

I skipped around at times so I might have just missed it, but I didn't hear you mention the best reason for keeping a faerie in a bottle -- it brings you back to life if you die! I don't know if storing multiple faeries gives you more than one extra life though.

[@tonydeluna8095]

I still love that game for the super Nintendo one of the best for its time and it still is one of the best games I've ever played

[@skeeterd5150]

I remember ms. Cleo coming on late at night. Ucbvg I imagine you are about 43 given your collection of video games and humor. Keep this up it’s great! Love that you are doing more snes games that’s my favorite

[@RemyWillard]

I'm definitely going to be revisiting this one when I get to playing this on the SNES app of my Switch. Today, however, I'm just watching to enjoy the content.

[@Rumbero55]

The 1:29:35 joke about Trix cereal really made me laugh. Thanks for this cool video.

[@420gaiden]

I absolutely LOVE ❤️ your channel. I have been waiting for someone to do this with all of these old games that we all know and love. And finally you come along. Thank you for all that you do. Much love. Gamers for life.

[@snappybean]

Hey, a tip you missed: thrown items are equivalent to a level 3 sword attack!

[@TheHorrorExperiment]

The SNES has the most nostalgic memories of my childhood, the 90's was such a great time to be a kid. I hope one day you do a Super Metroid walkthrough as well as some RPGs like FFIII, Super Mario RPG, Earthbound and Chrono Trigger

[@bucksatanII]

I've been playing this game for 30 years and I learned so much stuff I didn't know about it. Outstanding video

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

It's my favorite game of all time, and one of the best games ever made. For me this was THE game. First major game I finished, first game I obsessed about, first time I didn't want a game to end. I still play it today, every few years I play through this masterpiece and still love it. It was beautiful then and beautiful today.

[@trackermusicforever]

I just remember renting this game, and spending hours just exploring the overworld, looking for secrets, fighting enemies, and just wondering how to get beyond where I can go, wondering what weapons will fill the blank spots in the inventory. Fighting with my sister over who gets to play. Months later, thinking Agahnim was the end boss. The tough dungeons in the dark world, and having to call into the tip line to get through the Ice Palace. It took years to ultimately beat this game, but now I can safely say it’s my favorite game of all time.

[@absolutebackhand7294]

Probably my favorite game of all time

[@nickwaller679]

I’ve played this game so many times and it never gets old. I love it. However I do want to point out that you’ve never mentioned the hidden house in the bottom left of Kakariko Village. If you bomb that left house you’ll find a room with two rats and a ton of stuff that continuously respawns if you leave and come back. Did anyone else know about it???

[@randomdaimyo5122]

After finishing this game many times as a kid, playing a lot of randomizer as a young adult and watched countless speedruns, I thought I knew everything about this game, but this channel set me straight! I never knew you could sell fish to the bottle merchant and never knew if you dust the chicken in the house in Kakariko it will turn into an woman! Love this channel, keep it up!!!

[@ryanchurchill5081]

Randomizer is fun as heck the super Metroid combination is just as fun. I still call king zora a con artist as he gave me 50 rupees for 500.

[@rhizoidx]

I literally purchased & downloaded this today on my N3DSXL today. I never played it before. Thank you for this. Subscribed. :)

[@CymruCreator]

Omg! The death mountain descent! I've been mentioning that to people for ages and nobody seems to know anything about it! Finally, someone with the wisdom of the ages! Yes, this is the best game of all time. What other game could I possibly choose to make a spiritual successor. I always wanted more of this and Nintendo won't deliver so I'll do it myself! Definitely needs more love.

[@lessthankate]

I like it when a game I think I know inside and out is featured because I always learn new tricks.

[@robm3180]

Great video. This game takes me back. I spent so many hours looking for all the hidden tricks.

[@Freakinger81]

At the Mini Game where you need to go through the maze in 15 sec you can jump over the wooden fence at one point. Just look for the 2 little Dots on the Ground and push against the fence there. I think its slightly faster than going all the way around.

[@alanpendragon1316]

The presentation of these videos is remarkable. They layout of the hints/maps/tips on the side is very pleasing to the eye. I hope this channel continues to grow and grow. I see great things for you!

[@Manatarms25]

Such a great video game. This is my all time favorite game. I am looking forward to binge watching this whole video this evening

[@Gnordlan]

29:30 - There is a "mysterious hut" in the far SW corner of the town, with many pots. You have to open it with a bomb, but there's another bomb inside, so you can still go straight to the maze heart next. 30:38 - The easiest way through the maze is a jump over the fence next to the sign. You can identify the jump with the two dots.

[@LordJerambo]

i'm so glad you did Link to the Past. I've been working on this one too. Never had it as a kid.

[@angille]

grew up on this one. brilliant. played it recently after finishing LBW, and found myself hilariously frustrated every time I found I couldn't merge with the walls.

[@Captain_Caveman1981]

This is one of a few games from my childhood that I learned back to front. A classic.

[@hannes8835]

55:34 Seeing this the first time ever... After playing this games a million times... Wow.

[@Giffsen]

This, along with FFVI and Chrono Trigger were the games that made the 6yo me ask my dad to "read it" for me, since I couldn't. In fact he neither lol. But he did his best and got me a pocket dictionary PT-BR to EN-US and vice versa so I could understand what they're saying and making notes on what word means what (most for FFVI and its magic and items). So, if nowadays I can not only write but also speak and understand English it's because of the these games that stimulated me to learn this language by myself and I just can't be more thankful for them. Such an awesome video as usual btw. I replay Alttp at least once a year and the intro is so nostalgic to me haha

[@alexandrebrochu4265]

In Kakariko Village, in the bottom left there is a small building without any doors. You can actually bomb the front of it to create an entrance. Inside is mices that you cal kill and a few pots that will give you some rupees, arrows and bombs. Exit and reenter to regenerate the pots content and mices. Also, the spot you mentionned you needed the boots, while escorting Zelda, is more or less an errata. Boots can be used but also bombs.

[@exodous02]

This was the pack in game for my SNES and I have this game memorized. This game also was 99.9% of my playing time on my GBA SP

[@ShadowbirdX24]

i think its great you're doing more snes games, i love this game- Zelda LTTP & Chrono Trigger are my fave games, they made the snes great

[@sunfyrehorus2304]

Thank you! I look forward to your game walk throughs every week. Do a walk through for Donkey Kong Country 2!

[@pokey4200]

Happy Saturday!

[@gamingdrengr8904]

I just found this channel i love the way you inform people how you explain everything bro your a goat i cant believe iv not found you before!!

[@contractorclient]

I actually found that Chris Houlihan room when I first had this as a teenager, and I thought it was some glitch in the game. It never dawned on me that it was an Easter Egg.

[@bananonymouslastname5693]

I had a similar experience. I accidentally stumbled onto it twice, and wasn't able to reproduce it on purpose after telling my friend who was also into the game. It wasn't until nearly 10 years later when I found information online and prove I wasn't nuts.

[@calebjp8904]

I’ve gotten 100 percent in this game multiple times and also watched many playthroughs and and speedruns of it, but there were still multiple things in this game I had no idea ablut before watching this video

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

I can't believe I watched 2 hours of a game Ive finished a dozen times. Can't wait for part 2!

[@mariusvent3809]

I really love your channel and your videos (growing up with a lot of these "retro"- games) one thing to mention concerning this video: although you reveal dozens of little "secrets" that I weren't aware of, if you get the Book of Mudora before going to the desert and speak to the elder in the northern cave (like you did here), you will never be able to get one line of dialogue where he tells about the book you'll need and what about the apples??? Keep up your excellent work... and thank you

[@miguelpelaez727]

This is my favorite video on KZbin now. I hope you do Super Mario RPG soon!

[@tylermills79]

Oh man been waiting for this one for a while. This game holds a very special place in my heart. It’s hard to understand unless you were a gamer back then but after years with the nes and a year or so with the genesis the Super Nintendo came out and just blew us away. The first time turning this game on and seeing those mind blowing graphics and amazing sound I went right up to the counter and bought one and the game (it was on a display in the store and I was originally going to hold off until there was more games). That first part of the game with the rain storm was incredible at the time and just blew my poor genesis out of the water there was just something special about the snes. I was already an older kid with a job in the late 80’s and as awesome as the genesis was compared to the nes this was genuinely the last console that made me go wow and get super excited to buy it and open it up like a kid at Christmas. This was my golden era of gaming and I consider this Zelda the very best in the series and probably the best game of all time period and considering how great Zelda games consistently are that’s saying something. I’m popping this game in and following along as soon as I’m done typing this lol.

[@billduke04]

“At least we don’t have to call Cps about Link’s sleeping arrangements “. Lol Sir, you drew first blood with that burn.

[@MiBrCo4177]

Zelda LttP was the first Zelda game I actually sat down and beat and enjoyed every minute of it. Have never beat 1 or 2 but LttP... It was the perfect amount of action, adventure, puzzle solving, and just enough hidden secrets to round it all out. Loads of times id find myself saying "oh this will work here" The same as the magic mirror on spectral rock. Also 1:26:59 as I'm sure you know and probably everyone else does it's actually a skullchula from the first game on NES. A nice little nod to Zelda 1.

[@LEEMAN-X]

Man great video, well done, I never considered it the best video game of all time but it definitely is one of MY favorite games of all time, I can't argue with that praise though.

[@Quetzen]

I can't stress enough of how important a fact of this game is, and it ever only appeared in the french-canadian port of the game. A frozen enemy hit with the Magic Hammer will half the time drop 20 rupees, or magic refills. Unless they drop a key, an enemy stunned with the Quake spell, boomerang or hookshot will ALWAYS drop exactly one rupee.

[@penismightier9278]

Why would they change that? That's stupid.

[@Quetzen]

@@penismightier9278 In the english version, the NPC that hints it says something like "I got rich by defeating a lot of enemies" but in french he says "Did you know stunned enemies drop riches?"

[@rab46290]

This is my favorite Zelda of all time. My first rpg.

[@Penfold8]

Fun tip: you can hold your sword out to tap on cracks on walls to see if you can bomb it or not. It makes a distinct noise.

[@thomaskosko1]

This is THE one I've been waiting for. Absolutely fantastic game.

[@vrextar]

I was one of those people who wanted 000 on my game and as the only way to do this was to never save and quit, I left my SNES on for about a week straight while playing in the afternoons/evenings as a kid. This was before the days of Virtual Console and the like obviously. One of my favorite games of all time.

[@jasonshipley6285]

Holy smokes that sanctuary music gave me goosebumps I miss this game so much

[@fishtailfuture]

I just gotta say. I love what you're doing here man. I look forward to all of your drops. They are my "fall asleep to" vids and usually take a couple nights to get though. And no. your vids are not boring. It's just the time i can watch and relax. Glad to see more SNES titles coming through. if you care about one mans opinion... I like seeing vids of the cartage era. Only because it was linear and you could beat them in a couple hours. I think some PS1 games like Metal Gear Solid could work as well. but i do love the old school nostalgia.