[Longplay] SNES - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (HD, 60FPS)

[@deaglehawkings2543]

Can we all just take a moment to realise that this game is turning 30 this year and yet this is still one of the greatest video games ever made

[@animexplayer59]

No entenderte no hablo english

[@charliecats2056]

:)

[@DennisMHenderson]

Wen iuz ‘Unot sukkkn on mommi’s?

[@dog69420]

may i take diarrhea into my palm

[@angelvalle9963]

Game of the year back then.

[@jakob-n9y]

i’m only 15 and love the zelda series so i decided to wanna take a trip back in time and play the old zelda games and this one blows me away.

[@georgianamorgan8942]

That's gorgeous. I have a 15 yr old daughter and when I was 10 and Super Nintendo came out with Zelda, I ran home from school and played it every single day. No cheat codes. No internet. You had to 'figure it out'. And when I tell you it took 3 solid weeks to find the hammer you cannot imagine the frustration. And now, as I'm 43 years old and found this video, I am watching it patiently with a whiskey to find out what I missed... and at 28 mins in, this player is good. I got Xbox One for my kid with Kinect as soon as it came out, etc... but something about this game in particular; the storyline, the idiosyncrasies... its dynamic. And to hear a young soul like you describe it in such a way proves that the relevance and beauty of this adventure / story game truly transcends the ages.

[@Dove88]

It’s probably the best game on snes along with super Metroid.

[@MrZillas]

Try to imagine how much work it was 30 years ago to build up this story, draw the whole game, program it and give it a fantastic soundtrack. What a masterpiece.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

I was a kid when the first Zelda came out, this was the perfect sequel. 2 was... ok, but this one, just like Mario 3, really gave the series it's identity. It's the natural next step from the original formula. I remember being blown away by these graphics lol.

[@Xicohtencatl_Xayacate]

Those graphics are super cute. I love Super Nintendo games. :D

[@pivotaldisorder8126]

I can appreciate the love for this but 2 was a damn masterpiece!

[@dhayden]

Couldn’t have said it any better. This was the one that made me a #TrueZeldaFan …, it came with my #SNES back when Consoles included 2 Controllers & a game. #TheGoodOleDays 😂 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@vanessaculater9038]

@@dhayden now they come with 2 minute demos lol

[@dhayden]

@@vanessaculater9038 #ThatPart

[@PaoloRigotti]

Every few years, I pick up this game a re-play it all again. It still excites me and brings back so many good memories.

[@bryanhernandez2045]

Arguably the greatest video game ever made. I remember me and my sisters spending hours and days exploring this little world in the early 90s. Great times.

[@topshotter1879]

That Intro Though!!!! Right in the nostalgia, what an amazing game

[@Caizak_]

For my own things Ep1 00:00 16:32 Ep2 16:34 29:33 Ep3 29:33 46:28 Ep4 46:29 1:05:15

[@beethoven4477]

Brings back such good memories..Don't know where the time has gone.

[@megamoochilli3297]

Never forget that first playthrough and you think you're at the end and then - shock twist - you have to do it all again in the dark world. So awesome.

[@Obie327]

What an amazing well thought out game! Legendary memories! Thanks for posting the game play footage!

[@thelthrythquezada8397]

I keep wanting to get in to it, first some back story of mine. I was more of a Mario/ Pokemon girl in the 90s. So I didn't get on the Zelda express till Feb 2021 when I got the switch and BOTW. I was so hooked, I couldn't believe that 3 hrs had passed by, it felt like 5 mins. Last July I got the NES/SNES online pass, been trying to play this but I find myself being that 7 y/o girl who always thought this game was too hard. But I will still keep trying. I must..

[@sweetskeetz]

I remember once when I was a kid, I woke up super early and started playing. I pulled on that statue near that big pyramid that gave you a bunch of rupees. It only gave me green ones and my dad told me that's what I get for playing so early in the morning. man I miss being a kid

[@i3oosted]

I was never a big Zelda fan, more of a Sega fanboy, but I played this game and can completely understand the love for it, its among the greatest.

[@nextfridayrox4745]

[LONGPLAY] SNES - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (HD, 60FPS) 0:00

[@zelda8697]

Played this game on 1998 when I was only 9 years old, and I played again on 2022...many may disagree but it is a legend and a great game by far

[@nextfridayrox4745]

[LONGPLAY] SNES - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (HD, 60FPS) 0:00 Marie Chaboyea-Kingbird & Marie Chaboyea

[@shinakohana]

Dang... I just came across this vid for some personal theory research and I'm just blown away by your gamer skill here! Hour and a half in: not a single hit, getting all the secrets... You must play this game a LOT. Respect, my dude, respect! (no sarcasm! Promise!!

[@ColinoDeani]

I Got this game when I was about 13 or 14 years old back in the 90's.. I was SO in love with this game.. I would have dreams about the game, think about it all day while in school.. even after I beat it months later I would still pop it in just to run around the town killing guards lmao.. Long Live Link & the Land of Hyrule lol

[@rogergargantua]

Same, I also grew up with this game. ....same age as you. This game was revolutionary!

[@madeincda]

It's hard to compare this kind of nostalgic feeling with anything else.

[@nextfridayrox4745]

[LONGPLAY] SNES - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past [100%] (HD, 60FPS) 0:00 Marie Chaboyea & Marie Chaboyea & Marie Chaboyea-Kingbird

[@CesaryGamer]

The Legend of Zelda - A Link to The Past BEST OF THE BEST TO ME BEST LONGPLAY MAN THANK'S SO MUCH

[@iisisshepheard4626]

It iz da bezt one

[@boodro2122]

I'm doing another playthrough myself. 100% wouldn't be possible without videos like these! Thank you!

[@zelda8697]

Imagine I played this game on 1998 when I was 9 years old. There was no KZbin lol. But I enjoyed every puzzle I solved

[@oj43085]

I wish I played this game when it came out as a kid... looks super interactive and great .

[@mikep3813]

It's been almost 30 years since I played this last, and all the music gives me chills.

[@Trikeboy2]

That is probably the best Moldorm fight to ever exist.

[@ens0246]

Hahaha! In all my years I never even thought to talk to the soldiers.

[@jamescostello2257]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane!! Loved this game back in the day. And I was pretty good too, but man, you’re really slick!

[@zoesdada8923]

The intro of this is so epic.

[@bertflood9539]

Masterpiece of a game...

[@sammacaluso9828]

The village music is relaxing 😌

[@OutsandingMan2007]

Man, this sure brings back memories of playing this game when I was in my teens back in the day. I still have my SNES and the game made me want to revisit and play it again. Thanks for the upload and memories XRavenXp I can not wait to see more of your awesome Longplays.

[@aegis-fang9598]

Emulators rock my friend

[@Snake4175]

Thanks for putting the time into playing, recording, and uploading this. Even included the story bits. Awesome job.

[@RobotGuy405]

This walkthrough helped me beat and 100% complete the game for the first time, it was very useful! Such a great game I'm glad I've finally had the chance to play. My one complaint is that just like in Zelda 1 on NES, compared to the rest of the game the final boss is underwhelmingly easy.

[@Xicohtencatl_Xayacate]

I love easy games. :D

[@garvensman]

Maybe if you are loaded up on potions and fairies, and have max health, because he hits like a tank compared to other bosses. I mean, once you learn his pattern, it’s not that bad, but he can tear you apart.

[@NANLIT90]

@@garvensman You also have to be careful at the final stretch and not get knocked to the basement by the firebats and have to start all over.

[@Elysior.]

This is perfect for learning all the chest locations for randomizer, because I wanna learn that and you really open every chest. Really nice thank you. Sub earned.

[@boodro2122]

You dug up the heart piece in the first round/attempt...I'm flabbergasted, lol. Always takes me up to 10 tries. I bet you were happy!

[@boodro2122]

Hmm...this comment was one year ago...I guess I'm a creature of habit. Well "self", see ya in another year if the world doesn't fall apart!

[@ThorMaximus]

It’s all about getting the # of digs in (24), so you can’t move inefficiently or miss a dig. I know I’ve got it early on or if I’ve missed it

[@boodro2122]

@@ThorMaximus lol thanks Thor. I'm back at this comment for the 3rd year in a row. About time for another playthrough!

[@alvintercero7613]

Simply a Masterpiece

[@JPWick]

I love that Skyward Sword is the first Master Sword quest, and A Link to the Past is the final Master Sword quest, and they were both EPIC adventures. I love all the Zelda games, but these two will always hold a special place in my heart given its chronology.

[@CosmicGoku529]

Breath of the Wild?

[@JPWick]

@@CosmicGoku529 what about it? it's fun, great graphics, immersive (from a landscape standpoint), great music, just a little TOO open world... to the point I spend more time climbing and glitching stuff bc it's not immersive enough (from a story-telling standpoint). ALttP is considered the final Master Sword story bc when the adventure, Link rests the sword in the pedestal FOREVER, not until next time.

[@CosmicGoku529]

@@JPWick And that rests forever was wrong because BotW takes place after that. So it's not the final Master Sword quest. As for story. None of the Zelda games really had a deep story to them. It was usually just Princess captured go save her as the chosen one. The story was basically the same in every game.

[@JPWick]

@@CosmicGoku529 There is no exact "timeline." Nintendo made it up to quell the uber-nerds that need canon, in the same era where retcons have run amuck, spawning drivel like the MCU 🙄. Zelda is whatever you want it to be [according to its creator]. For me, bookending the series with SS and ALttP are natural fits according to its creator. Everything else is loosely sprinkled in there between the two, save for the non-MS adventures. Anything beyond that is re/interpretation of Miyamoto's storytelling by the new blood catering to the newer generations of gamers from the TikTok-era, which is largely fake-deep. Miyamoto is not at all actively involved in the IPs he's authored anymore. He's an elder statesman now, a figurehead. You think he cares about this stuff anymore? Zelda died a peaceful, gorgeous death with SS. Miyamoto/Nintendo promised Kondo a live symphony since LoZ. It took 25 years, but they delivered. Miyamoto and Kondo were Zelda [the brand]. They had virtually no involvement in BotW, which is clearly evident. Do you REALLY think BotW is a "real" Zelda installment? Of course it's not. Any Zelda post-SS is essentially a glorified, Disneyfication of "[Insert Ttile]: A Star Wars Story"... I'm not slamming BotW, it's different, enjoyable, it's technically Zelda, but not fundamentally. We're essentially talking about "organic" Zelda vs "GMO" Zelda at this point. I can pinpoint how all the intrigue and mystery with Zelda dissipated: social media.

[@CosmicGoku529]

@@JPWick Like it or not there is a canon timeline that connects all these games. Skyward Sword starts the timeline and Breath of the Wild is at the end of the timeline for now. Just because the original creator wasn't involved much doesn't mean the new games are not part of the timeline. Aside from side games like Hyrule Warriors. All the games are *Linked* to each other.

[@Cassanti]

Nintendo had it down during the SNES generation but the jump from Zelda 1 & 2 to aLttP still blows me away. The first two are basically unplayable in the modern age without a guide but aLttP was considered one of the best in the series, at least until BotW came out. Absolute marvel of game design.

[@shadow222e]

Great walkthrough thanks. This game always seems to comfort and calm me. Not sure why. Still, after all this time I never knew you could pull up those signs and throw them a5 enemies lol.

[@Brand-pn5yz]

TimeStamp(DO NOT PIN PLEASE, UNFINISHED) 0:00 Intro 3:36 Chapter 1: Rescuing Zelda New items: Lamp, Sword, Shield 6:58 Level A Hyrule Castle New Items: Boomerang, Map, Big Key 1F 7:38 B1F 9:09 B2F 9:13 B3F 11:49 2F 12:19 Underground/Sewers New items: None 2F 12:40 1F Part 1 12:54 B1F 14:38 1F Part 2 15:19 Sanctuary New items: Heart Container 16:36 Chapter 2: Before Level B: Eastern Palace New Items: Bombs, Bottle #1

[@boodro2122]

It is very thoughtful that you chose to stop in to fairy fountains in case the viewer needs to replenish life. You clearly didn't need it, but a lot of us do! Lol Thank you.

[@Spelter]

They didn't open a lot of rooms, even in the dungeons, so many small rooms with loot

[@danielmckeown6340]

We bought SNES and this game for my grandfather as a retirement gift and he used to speedrun it before that was even a thing. It was badass.

[@julioc5227]

Thank you for uploading this

[@bigloc3442]

Some people may just see these as just video games, and they are but so much memories are left behind these type of games. I see and hear this game, I can hear my dad telling me dinner is ready (r.ip) and I never wanna eat because I wanna play these games all night. But it was a school night so we couldn't. Great memories man. These were fun innocent times as a kid.

[@brotheldan2009]

The first time I beat this the ending truly made me happy considering how long it took me to beat it the ending was pretty good and worth the struggle

[@joaoarmandogallas1373]

it takes months to beat this game. I took almost one year and could only beat with the help of my cousin

[@thelovebat]

19:03 This is a a subtle hint that I don't think any of us picked up on the first time we played the game because we encountered it so early and then never thought about it again. But it's actually a critical clue to the weakness of one of the bosses you face in the Dark World later on in the game.

[@urosmarjanovic663]

I never had the chance to play this as a kid when it was published, but I played it a couple of years ago on my mobile and it is really really beautiful game. I can see the impact it made to other arcade adventures back in the day that I did get to play.

[@Insomniac_jamez]

4:18:00 heart broken such a perfect run

[@TheCoolNintendoGuy8593]

4:07:02 this is where I left off

[@claudiorobles63]

I grew up during the GameCube and wii era....I bought this on the Wii shop channel like 12 years ago and remember being blown away how good this one was.....this and super Metroid are my favorites from snes era....

[@christophereuginebeatty7950]

That was amazing to watch. I never thought about using a bomb to find a hidden coin room within that grave. Totally awesome 😆 👍👍

[@miekwavesoundlab]

I love this game. All other Zelda games pale in comparison. Nothing beats the experience of playing this on SNES when it came out.

[@JPWick]

to the OP, thanks for including the secret room, nice touch to show 100% completion... I'm still convinced you handed the controller to your little sibling/child/nephew/etc. near the end bc you went flawless, then you're getting hit like crazy in areas that wouldn't merit it 😂

[@mahaffer71]

4:19:37 DID NOT JUMP THE GAP TO THE ROOM AT THE BOTTOM

[@RetroGamerKevin]

1:29:42 Agahnim has been defeated

[@francisnguyen6349]

Love this video. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

[@iisisshepheard4626]

Luv 2 luv diz game "zhout out 2 xraven" good job

[@alexcrsa]

Excelente vídeo mucha nostalgia ver esto es muy bonito recordar éste juego ya tanto tiempo desde que salió este icónico y,,alabes tan querido y bueno adiós por tanto

[@Red05x]

Excellent video, Man! I hope you can upload this and more videos at 4K Resolution.

[@AdmiralPureBlood]

You do know your eye's cant technically see in 4K so it is pointless. I just learned this a few months back AFTER i bought a 4K tv

[@sophdog1678]

Amazing how the music is all SO familiar, 30 years later. And this is also back when I would HAVE TO figure out what to do next by myself!

[@angelgmtz1]

Es maravilloso saber que jugué y termine este juego cuando lo tuve por primera vez en mis manos el cartucho original, Lo termine sin ningún tipo de guía, y por lo que veo me perdí del boomerang rojo y el escudo rojo jaja esa no me la sabia.

[@joaoarmandogallas1373]

sos muy bueno! cuando era chico nunca oi hablar de alguien que termino zelda sin guias

[@angelgmtz1]

@@joaoarmandogallas1373 Muchas gracias amigo, me encantan los puzzles y el rpg, jugué y terminé todos los zeldas de nintendo, super nintendo y game boy color, el de ocarina of time no le avance mucho pues me dolía la cabeza el 3D. De hecho también terminé todos los final Fantasy del 1 al 8, incluyendo el Final Fantasy mystic quest, no por nada soy dueño de el primer final fantasy, tengo el cartucho completo en caja con su guía y mapa, trabajaba de cerillito (empacador) de niño y me lo compre con el dinero que ganaba 😍😂

[@shy_8427]

This relaxes me a lot. I used to play this game with my dad and watch him beat all the temples hihi

[@ChicagoRetroGamer]

I will never not love this game. Cheers and rock on!

I just love this game! Link to the Past is the first appearance of what would later become a major brand of Zelda games: the existence of two parallel worlds between which the player can travel. The first, called World of Light (Light World), is the real Hyrule, where Link grew up with his uncle. The second is what was once the Sacred Realm, but it has become the Dark World, a corrupted version of Hyrule; water is an unpleasant dark color, grasses are dead, skulls have replaced rocks and vases, and trees have faces. People change shapes in the World of Darkness based on their nature; without an item to avoid (in this case, the Moon Pearl), Link turns into a pink rabbit. Each location in the World of Light corresponds to a similar location in the World of Darkness, usually with a similar physical structure, but an opposite nature (for example, a desert in the World of Light corresponds to a swamp in the World of Darkness, a quiet village in the Mundo da Luz corresponds to a city of thieves in ruins in the World of Darkness). Link can travel from the World of Darkness to the World of Light in almost any location in the outside world using the Magic Mirror, and can travel back to the World of Darkness again from the same location using a temporary portal left behind on the map, at the point where it reappears in the World of Light. Otherwise, Link must use locations with hidden portals across the World of Light to travel to the World of Darkness. Travel between worlds allows for the puzzle in A Link to the Past that explores the structural differences between the world of light and dark, how Link can travel to inaccessible areas in a world deforming from parallel, yet accessible locations in another world In my blog I give more details about this incredible Zelda: http: //wisegamer.net/zelda-super-nintendo-link-to-the-past/

[@philb9015]

"A link between worlds" took it to the next level. A stark contrast between the beautiful radiant kingdom of Hyrule vs the dying and crumbling kingdom of Lowrule. Love the upside down black tri-force of that kingdom.

[@leonardogregorio1898]

Esse jogo me lembra as tardes chuvosas que eu passava jogando ele 🤣

[@cristopheradams2796]

In the podium with ocarine of time and breath of the wild... Those three are the perfecto triforce with a lin yo the past in the apex 🙌

[@DanaTheNintendoLoverGirl2011]

Wow Link! You Look Awesome! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Dove88]

I couldn’t ever beat this game as a kid, it’s cool to finally see the ending.

[@iLikeMyOwnPosts]

The opening sounds... what is this feeling in my heart?

[@raphael3134]

1:30:00 , i don’t understand why i spawn in the rabbit , someone know why ?

[@metallicaforlife1997]

just pulled out my raspberry pi SNES and did a 100% playthrough of super metroid, and this is up next. two of my favourite games ever and they both bring back so many great memories.

[@darklanduh4953]

Nostalgia

[@SaberStash]

Thank you very helpful.

[@vanred7550]

1:57:33 WHA-?! HOW?! You got the piece of heart on your first try! When I played it, I only wasted a lot of my Rupees to no avail and just gave up because it seemed hopeless. And that was supposedly the final piece of heart to complete all heart containers smh 😒

[@funjunkyy]

Same with me, stupid randomness... graveyard in ocarina of time is the same bs

[@ar2632]

Why do I feel tears into my eye from watching these videos🤣

[@muttBunch]

I'm 2 hours and 9 minutes into watching this and I'm amazed that Raven could probably do the whole game with just the initial 3 hearts that you are given to start with. So far, hasn't even lost health once lmao.

[@Mediaplyer]

Das waren damals noch Zeiten, lang is her.📍👍

[@idkdude1849]

Another prime example what the SNES was all about, awesome games! Excellent quality as well. How'd you record it? I use OBS and get weird crackling sounds whenever i record any SNES emulator.

[@xRavenXP]

I recorded with Bizhawk emulator and encoded in HD with TasEncodingPackage!

[@idkdude1849]

Ah I see. Thx for the response.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

2 years late but, this is what Nintendo is all about. Always quality, polished and fun titles!

[@mahaffer71]

@@xRavenXP 4:19:37 DID NOT JUMP THE GAP TO THE ROOM AT THE BOTTOM

[@feverXdream]

4:15:54 damn ice floor lol

[@sterlingforbes3872]

watching a master at work.

[@vaevictis_]

Even the sound of in game text is awesome

[@OscarGamer03]

Good job, keep it up!

[@violawillis]

Out Standing Game Ever Created, Because It Shows How We Can Battle or Be a Coward and Run Away from that Battle or We Can Stand Firm in Our Commitments To Conquer Our Fears,and Have Preservance for Ourselves,Others and Most Important, HUMANITY!!!#Great Job To All The Developers, You'll Did an Awesome Work and Presentation!!! Cuddos!!! Waiting for More Greatness from Great People!!!! EXCELLENT 👍👌👍😊

[@Newchiii]

That fairy fountain music just hits different 🫶🏻

[@t.b.prestes5612]

3:25:47 First damage taken?

[@LITTLE1994]

Best 2D Zelda and the one that debuted the Master Sword. Legendary game. Own a real copy and beaten it 100%.

[@DARTH-REFLUX]

This game and The Adventures of Batman and Robin are my two favorite SNES games

[@CanalKizaru]

My very first RPG... Still like to play it again every once in a while.

[@scottdavis3681]

End credits theme at 4:33:13 pops in my head randomly to this day.

[@daryellchao8872]

I did play this game in cuba with no English and my tv was black and white no colors lol in 1996

[@SpayzerOne]

HELP PLEASE WHY I AM A RABBIT HERE ?! I CAN’T TO ANYTHING 1:29:53

[@xlevv6224]

You must have moon pearl, you can get it in this section (1:16:00). You need a big key to open the chest

[@Glavek]

And this kid, this is why you don't skip what the game tell you or you become just like him asking for stupid question.

[@frankno2888]

once a year i play through it , always a charm this one and the minish cap are my go to every year when current gen games bore me

[@crazyman8472]

I loved that game. 😍

[@AShlaimon]

I used to play this game everyday as a kid, hundreds of hours easily. Didnt beat it until I got older. Can’t believe this game is only 5 hours long

[@AShlaimon]

I couldn’t find the flute I remember, I dug all over the place and couldn’t find it.

[@t.b.prestes5612]

04:02:45 Really? Need that much? LOL

[@viciogame]

Very cool! This game has a glitch that only works in the Japanese version.

[@aiaiaaooe]

Could you please do Harvest Moon for SNES?! Thank you!

[@wisebooks5631]

What happened in the last dungeon? Did you give up not taking more damage after the first one?

[@thiskindofmoment3140]

Oh wow I was addicted to this game.

[@BillieJean2.0]

Talk about memories! Wow!

[@gabrielhersey5546]

All the feels

[@vitoburrito7050]

Couple years ago picked up a switch on Black Friday for absolutely 0% discount. Picked up Breath of the Wild and Super Smash Bros at the exact same time. First game I played when I went home, Zelda III, a Link to the Past.