The Legend of Zelda | The Completionist

[@ThatOneVideoGamer]

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[@Cliffordlonghead]

First

[@Cliffordlonghead]

Awesome video

[@chase86903]

Remember 100% completing the first quest and then once I rescued Zelda I didn’t realize it just restarts your save file, aka you basically lose all of your progress…. So yeah other than bragging rights there really isn’t a reason to 100% the game because it will just automatically erase your save file every time you beat the game😅

[@BorisHATESJesus]

@@Cliffordlongheadyou’re not first

[@rezterralico4369]

You should do a swordless run. I got the wand on my new game plus on my Zelda game and watch.

[@EvaFull]

As a fellow ‘80’s kid, I got chills & goosebumps just from the intro. Now to watch you cover my all time favorite NES game that I have probably played more than any other because of the memories it always brings back to me with every single play through. This is the one single game that I can easily play for a couple hours and never get bored. That music alone takes me back to being 6-8 years old and sitting at the foot of my bed for hours playing this and all the other classics from that time. What a magical time before life took over.

[@zacharycollins9485]

Zelda is nostalgia.

[@TheRealNMC11]

Im 20 years shy of an 80s kid but i definitely feel ya

[@strain42]

Can't believe New Game+ is coming to an end. I still remember exactly where I was when you announced the project and it's amazing to see how much has happened over the years and how there were some absolutely incredible episodes.

[@JoshTheWoz]

🎉Like the hyrule Warriors one ✋

[@harukami912]

I can, I just wanna see actual new games being completed instead of re-runs or previous games.

[@solidskullz5736]

The one that started it all. A legendary start to a legendary series that’s still going strong to this day. It may be old, but it’s a classic and still holds up. It also takes place in a universe where link died to Ganon in ocarina of time

[@songoku9348]

Who would’ve thought getting a game over would mean getting ALTTP. Did you know that the lost woods where you get the master sword in ALTTP is actually the temple of time which became a forest over time?

[@Cfreezy12]

@@TheRealBatabii I don’t, I actually like it. I know it’s confusing but I really like seeing references to past zelda games in different ones

[@Your_Local_Milk_Man]

@@Cfreezy12 My only issue with the official timeline is the placement of the Downfall Timeline & Four Swords Trilogy

[@ryanelkins9682]

It’s so legendary it should have it in the title.

[@MrHomelessHobos]

@@TheRealBatabii you don’t have too, it’s fiction after all.

[@HollywoodWick3d]

As a kid, that moment you planted a bomb or burned a bush and heard that secret-found song bit - such a rush. Easily one of my all time favorite games then and now.

[@quentinparhiala9415]

me to

[@lozangekitten-gamer7626]

only to realize you've opened a place with a minus rupee area, which can be infuriating XD

[@vincentthekeeper2163]

If you were a kid when this game cane out. It was EVERYTHING. Just an awe inspiring epic adventure. You'd talk about it forever.

[@InnerRise]

If you were a kid, you're old now.

[@vincentthekeeper2163]

@@InnerRise too old

[@InnerRise]

@@vincentthekeeper2163 How old?😩

[@quentinparhiala9415]

you're old now

[@NoneofYourBusiness667]

I loved that remake they did of this first game recently. What was it called? “Breath of the” Something, right?

[@Bobolash]

Oh yes! The Completionist completing Legend of Zelda is pure joy!

[@quentinparhiala9415]

yes it is I agree with you

[@UltraZombie]

Who doesn’t love this game! It’s so charming and mysterious

[@InnerRise]

I can't give old games they credit

[@vanyadolly]

You can't beat the atmosphere and sense of adventure in this game.

[@cjeelde]

I grew up with Zelda 1 and yeah, I still love it!

[@manuelaxolot4945]

i played with a guide 2 years ago it was a plesant expirience

[@JPBrooksLive]

One of my first memories is playing this game and being amazed. I'm currently playing through this with my girlfriend for her first time and it's so magical.

[@R9beats]

Legend of Zelda nes was the very first video game I ever played and I've kept it to thus day! I actually recompleted this game many years later when I found jirards show for the first time! A legend in the title and in its place in gaming forever

[@KVHOOTEG]

You are SO right, Jirard. When completing the game on the second quest at the age of 11 I burned every bush and bombed every wall and still couldn't find dungeon 8. Thus I called the Nintendo hotline and they gave me the vital clue to bomb the walls near the stream next to the waterfall. I never felt SO satisfied in all my 35 years of gaming and with the modern internet and walkthroughs I will never experience something similar ever again; even if I replay the game every 4 years or so and there are now many better Zelda games. Truly a marker of an era, not really possible to replicate it

[@TheWcasey]

Man those old school video game booklets seem like they would be really cool to get now. Especially if they were included with Collection Editions or Remakes of older games.

[@GameTimeWhy]

It's so strange how game developers seem to forget all the super cool stuff we used to get with games before.

[@L33PL4Y]

@@GameTimeWhy They didn't forget, it's that the publishers just don't care about anything except money anymore, and those extra things would just cost them more money to produce, so they don't do it.

[@GameTimeWhy]

@@L33PL4Y but digital versions cost almost nothing to produce.

[@L33PL4Y]

@@GameTimeWhy Well you didn't say digital, you said the stuff we used to get with games, which were physical booklets. However, even digital booklets cost money to produce, to pay the artists, authors, and designers of them.

[@GameTimeWhy]

@@L33PL4Y it's far less cost to make a digital booklet though. I was meaning more in general but I do miss my physical booklets. I think the Witcher 3 was the last one I got that had a shit ton of physical goodies. Got a map, CD of the music, monster book, and I think it had a DVD of the musical performance too.

[@Nirakolov]

11:15 ish - i think the most cryptic hint is 'eastmost pennisula is the secret' since there are no penninsulas in the game

[@Asbjoorn]

I have fond memories of this game and how you had to use the manual in order to make sense of the story. One of my first games which i still haven't beaten, and i think i never will. I just want it to live in my mind as a great childhood memory

[@Jinx_Skeel]

"randomly setting bushes on fire" - you just summed up my whole 2nd quest in this, it really got me lost for days

[@gameman250]

11:04 - Correction: It's a bomb drop if you use a bomb to get your 10th kill without taking damage, otherwise it's a blue rupee.

[@BitterMillenial]

I finally got to play this during the Wii era. I could not beat the second quest because the the darknuts are brutal in this game!

[@bubbasadowsky9767]

I love the you pointed out the "special edition" Monopoly. They'll make a monopoly special edition out of anything. Later this year we get Flavortown special edition Monopoly. 😂😂😂

[@IgnatiusBlaze4]

10:24, I'd say yes, especially as someone overwhelmed by open world games and making decisions, I'm good at multitasking, maybe cause of my ADHD, but also because of that it causes problems for my OCD, and I end up in the middle of too many quests in open worlds or Metroidvanias, as a result I get confused and overwhelmed because I need to focus on 1 thing at a time, and I might not know which quest is the story one, either so I can take that or so I can avoid it and save best for last. Despite this, revisiting an open world game, especially early ones like Zelda, after you've already been a completionist about it... is super fun. If anyone feels that way too, I encourage revisiting games and just playing through it as is without being a completionist, especially if it's a game you can have multiple saves (thus why I sometimes buy both copies of Pokémon games, 1 is completionist the other is replay value... not on the Switch that'd get expensive (though if you got 2 Nintendo accounts no need to buy a 2nd copy), gen 5 was last time I did this I have 2 blacks because I love Reshiram, but I have Black and White 2, because XY didn't have a 3rd game, Sun after I beat it and US came out became my replay game while US my completionist file... sorry for this long side note). Point being open worlds should not be meant for completionists if you're hindered like me, but once you've done that, don't be afraid to revisit the game, might have been fearful on 1st playthrough, but you did it once don't need to complete again, and for Zelda 1, it's even less daunting. It's actually nice, and yeah just for wandering in this magical world, inspired by Miyamoto doing that as a child, heck a lot of games are that way, Pokemon too, 1 of the 3 inspirations for Pokemon's inception is a kid that wandered in forests, caves, behind every tree, on top of every mountain, a world to see, collecting bugs, just adventuring and collecting, having fun in nature as kids do.

[@PinkPixie019]

I was born in 86' and Zelda (Link to the Past) was the very first game I "Fell in love with", I link Zelda and Link to my love for RPG's today. Before I played Zelda, I had only ever played Arcade and Platforming games. I didn't know there was a whole world of games that you played a STORY! You were the hero, you were the one fighting. I was 8 and was a avid reader already, but I had no idea games could be books too. Zelda holds a very special place in my heart.

[@BR-jw7pm]

Jirard may finally complete the Zelda All-Stars Pack!

[@toph6661]

14:50 … I was in shock that I thought he was about to call his character Bears

[@hotcocoabomb_]

My first experience with this game was interesting. I was 9, maybe 10 at that point, and had beaten BotW for the first time, which blew my mind and made me fall in love with Zelda. My dad brought home an NES mini a few days later and I started The Legend of Zelda. It was much too hard for my small brain but I was still having fun, and honestly the game blew my mind all over again, especially when my dad told me how old it was. To this day I haven't beaten it but mark my words, one day I'll best this game and I'll have a damn good time doing it

[@quentinparhiala9415]

I'm happy you enjoyed it and that's awesome you played The Legend of Zelda on the NES when you were 9 or 10

[@The_Sage_of_Rage]

Awesome! Is such a breath of fresh air to see younger generation showing love for games from my childhood.

[@hotcocoabomb_]

@@The_Sage_of_Rage I like older games a lot, especially now since a lot of games come out unfinished. Small and fun and finished is better than big and boring and buggy

[@The_Sage_of_Rage]

@@hotcocoabomb_ great point! I was just talking with a friend the other day about how developers (for console games) didn't have the ability to constantly update their software once it was released. That undoubtedly caused the to focus much sharper on their work. With the limited resources of the respective times, there where some really impressive things accomplished in the 80s-90s.

[@fowlerds3032]

Wow, crazy timing. I just finished playing through this game for the first time a couple of days ago. I surprised myself by actually having fun with it. I started playing it just thinking of it as a novelty or rite of passage as a Zelda fan. But the gameplay progression started sucking me in. It was genuinely exciting to find a new item or to finally track down a dungeon I had accidentally skipped. Did it without a guide and loved it!

[@joshmay2944]

I highly recommend trying A Link to the Past next if you haven't, it's another masterpiece and even more Zelda than the original somehow.

[@fowlerds3032]

@@joshmay2944 Thanks for the suggestion! I've gotten about halfway through LttP a couple of times now. I enjoy it, but I always seem to lose steam at some point. Maybe with this new perspective on the old games I'll finish it next time!

[@bfish89ryuhayabusa]

@@joshmay2944 I wouldn't say it's more Zelda than the original. It lost much of the key aspect of open nonlinear exploration because they wanted more story, but didn't see how they could implement that with the open world style. I also think that Link to the Past simply lacks some of the mystery that made the original magical. It's great for entirely different reasons from its 2 predecessors.

[@L33PL4Y]

@@fowlerds3032 How did you manage to find things like burning JUST the right bushes and blowing up JUST the right spots on walls in the overworld without a guide?

[@fowlerds3032]

@@L33PL4Y Trial and error, friend. Trial and error. (It's not as bad as it sounds. The game world isn't THAT big.)

[@exxy9931]

The Collector's Edition for the Gamecube is honestly my most remembered and favorite Christmas present. I so badly wanted to play Majora's Mask and didn't have it on the N64 or even an N64 to play it on but my uncle went to like half a dozen stores and found a copy somehow. I played the other games on it, yeah. But Majora's Mask will always be my all-time favorite.

[@DeamonChocobo]

Just a small correction. The Zelda Collection on Gamecube was NOT a pre-order bonus for Wind Waker, it was bundled with Gamecubes around the 2003 holiday season but was also given away by Nintendo Power, given as an insensitive to register your games, or even purchased through Club Nintendo. What was given as a pre-order bonus for Wind Waker was the Ocarina of Time & Master Quest Bonus Disc.

[@MinusBros]

"Meet, greet and hopefully defeat" I love that so much

[@faceurhell]

One of the greatest games ever, I got into this game after playing A Link to the Past and Wind Waker in 2002/2003, and I played it on my GameCube in 2004. I got hooked on the game all summer. I beat it at least 3 times a week that summer, and found new secrets every time. Went back and bought the game on the NES and every digital storefront I could, got into the modding community, and I just kept falling more and more in love with this game. The original Legend of Zelda is truly a very unique game with a magic that is unlike any other game ever made. The definition of a masterpiece. I hope future generations continue to discover this game (and that Nintendo eventually gives us a Zelda Maker Game!!!).

[@TheDreargamer]

Crazy to think that you're so close to completing every original game from the original series, keep it up Jirard!

[@curtisholsinger6023]

My grandmother used this game to help teach me how to read. I have a tattoo of the Old Man offering Link his sword in the cave, in her honor. What a special game this is.

[@TransientWitch]

Jirard over here playing on the emotional impact of having so much classic Zelda music playing through the whole video. I see you, Dragonrider. Or I would, but there seems to be an infernal mist clouding this witchy gamer's eyes!

[@Heathiekins]

As usual, excellent video. And I can relate to the second quest; do it later, not back-to-back for most enjoyment. I've been looking forward to this New Game + and it didn't disappoint!

[@The_Sage_of_Rage]

Now THIS has me pumped! Thanks for doing this!

[@stilelits]

7:35 i still remember when i was a kid, every time i would get a new game, i would read through the entire manual on the way home from the store, and wouldn't let myself even start the game until i'd finished it. so disappointing when games went to simple jewel case inserts, and eventually even those went away

[@nickporter9264]

Man, I got this on the Wii and boy did the VC manual not prepare you for the game. I didn’t even know you could block projectiles with the shield, so I died in the overworld- a lot. I ended up only beating the first and third dungeons before giving up and not touching it until five years later when I used a guide to beat it. After beating it, I’ve probably replayed it at least two dozen times. One of my favorite games to replay.

[@chaospoet]

This is one of five NES games I actually have CIB. The other four being Metroid and the Castlevania trilogy. I mean, I have games like Rygar, TMNT, Dragon Warrior, Crystalis, and all three Mario games that I have cart only and I'm fine with that. That's how highly I regard this game. I wont settle for anything less than having everything that came with it (including the map) because I love it that much. I remember seeing it for the first time at a friend's house when it came out and there are very few games that have ever existed that blew my mind like this did. Changed my idea of what a video game and the experience from one could even be like. I can't think of anything that effected me on that level again until Doom came out in 93. Yeah, it seems quaint by today's standards, but when it was new. Just wow.

[@mishking9547]

86 was also the year I was born, the perfect time to be born imo and prolly the main reason I love these games and love being a gamer~

[@vanyadolly]

We never had games at home when I was a kid, but when I was 10 or so my uncle lent me their NES and Zelda. It was the first game I ever completed and started a lifelong love of adventure RPGs and gaming. Nothing compares to what this game did for me.

[@georgemetcalf8763]

It's difficult going back and not being able to knock on walls for weak points. That and the odd heart meter that fills bottom up versus top down.

[@1KamaronConClase]

How crazy it is that we came so far, from the original The Legend of Zelda to Elden Ring in videogame media. As one born in 1986, is trully incredible. Great video as always

[@risenfromthebog8254]

im still blown away by how far we've come just from the gamecube to the ps5. i can't imagine witnessing all this change from the NES era

[@PogueSquadron]

I wonder how many people used the name Zelda for their file back in the day and were turned off by how difficult the game was.

[@AndresLionheart]

While I did play Ocarina of Time first, I had a pretty particular playthrough of this game. One day my internet died. I was playing MMOs at the time so I didn't have much time for other things. The problem was severe so I didn't have internet for a while. I saw that nice pre-order disc on my shelves and decided to play Zelda 1. Mobile internet wasn't a thing still, so I essencially got to play that game as it was intended, without any help or guides. It was a great time. Finding the next dungeon after wandering for a while is a great feeling.

[@SeveredLegs]

I found a pristine copy of gold Zelda at a record store in Chicago (with the manual and map) for $40. Exciting find and automatic purchase!

[@gonsfate]

i definitely think they are gonna remaster this at some point

[@oliverkloshophdndrecords50]

I still to this day beat both quests at least twice a year. And at all times, somewhere in my brain, the theme song is always playing. No I'm not listening to you speak. I'm jamming out to the original tune of Hyrule. Priorities.

[@cybercifrado]

Love the Oddtou in the background for your Sponsor spot. Nicely done. :)

[@samus20018]

That disc is, in my opinion, THE best preorder bonus ever.

[@gunpeiyaboi5280]

I never played the original growing up, and it was even hard for me to get into back in the Virtual Console days, but ever since I got the Game&Watch it's my favorite game to take with me and dive into when I'm taking a break or end up in a long wait. No disrespect on Link's Awakening which is also on the Game&Watch, but the simplicity of LoZ just makes it feel perfect to dip in, choose a thing to do, do it, and dip out. Despite how collectible the Anniversary Game&Watches are, they're still pretty easily available at Walmart and Target. And even though they're already the most affordable Game&Watches on the market, they're often on sale for as little as $30! A perfect Holiday Stocking Stuffer! This comment is not brought to you by Nintendo #NotAnAd #Game&Watch. Happy Zelda Month; Every One! 🥳

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

The original is definitely an amazing classic!

[@quentinparhiala9415]

yes it is and I like the first Legend of Zelda game

[@darthlunchbox5337]

Every now and then when im cleaning out my tech drawers (the ones with tons of wires and other PC and video game stuff) i come across my NES controller and Zelda 1 instruction book that i have in a small box. Mine is missing some pages but i still love looking at it every year or so.

[@Fusionater]

I want a full Zelda game mod with dialogue written by Jirard. “You know what, you got this dude.”

[@logannottheonefrommarvel9917]

I always wanted a sort of remix or remaster for this entry in particular. You know, have some quality of life improvements added to make things go smoother.

[@cdinprov]

Have you seen the randomizer, it is like playing the game new everytime. Randomized enemies, randomized dungeon items, shuffled cave locations.

[@gyromurphy]

There's a VR 3d doom mod of The Legend of Zelda. It's one of the coolest things I have ever seen. There's a playthrough somewhere on youtube...definitely watch it

[@shiuerus]

I still remember the first NGP episode. Can't believe this amazing journey is about to end.

[@quentinparhiala9415]

That's awesome you completed the Legend of Zelda on the NES and the original is a classic and I love this video

[@silak33]

14:46 Damn, this explains a lot. I always named my character zelda when I was a kid...

[@Kingslay3r]

The music from A Link to the Past really hits the nostalgia feels hard

[@lunartheholo-wolf470]

I'm beyond happy seeing this classic covered! Honestly, i'd love to see you tackle the Devil May Cry series

[@alanlee67]

Man. The days of going to toys r us and playing games on demo kiosks while craning your neck because the TVs were always mounted really high.

[@VictorHernandez-nj2lo]

4 swords adventures on Gamecube is my fave, 4 Player co-op in a Zelda game. 3 friends & I beat it in our summer vacation back in 2006

[@collinhalverson4681]

I'm doing a Zelda marathon right now and beat this game last week. I still think it's pretty good, but it's one game I'd recommend playing with a guide.

[@thelinktothepastof7986]

> If you kill 10 enemies in a row without taking damage, you are guaranteed a bomb drop IF you kill the last enemy with a bomb, and if you didn't get the forced fairy drop from the 16-count. You are welcome.

[@davidbonhote2660]

The Completionist, I never played the original Zelda as I started with Link's Awakening. However I'm making up for it now as I'm working my way through "Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition" in completing it entirely just like how you've done( am roughly 700 hours into it and nearly finished of initially opening up all 9 maps entirely as I just have Termina and Lorule left of a few squares to open up). I also have a new bed I bought a couple years ago being a Sealy Lincoln Euro Plush Top Queen-sized bed that is literally HEAVENLY COMFORTABLE!!

[@Atalas5]

I played this game so much on a faulty cartridge. It couldn't save, it took me six years, and borrowing a friend's copy, to finally beat the game. But I got to where I could confidently go all the way up to dungeon 6 in one sitting. And I thoroughly miss manuals like what this and the first Final Fantasy had. But this is a game that defined a good part of my childhood.

[@kartavianmacrath7219]

I still come back to this zelda, both quests.

[@darbyscout6020]

This game has been out for a while, but it’s one of my favs! SPIRITFARER!! I would love to see you complete it!

[@theangrycucco]

That overworld theme gets me in the nostalgia feels every time

[@MAK3030]

Ooo let’s go 1st Zelda game nice Cant wait for Ragnorock vid !

[@browncoatkevin]

A whole game in 512 screens, actually a lot less since not every screen has a secret cave. Double that for the second quest, and it's a large game for the NES - the programming trick of saving each screen as a set of standardized columns sure helped with that (thus why each screen has certain repetitive object placements). The graphics are really done well, keeping just about everything easily identifiable while rarely using awkward palettes - any enemy blending in is actually intentional this time. It has absolutely earned its title of being one of the most influential games period, and I look forward to Tears of the Kingdom in a few months.

[@eldude5410]

Can’t believe there’s 10 games left! No one else like Jirard!

[@ryno_8848]

This and the second game are in my top 5 games. They’re so simplistic yet so fun.

[@L33PL4Y]

Nice to see some genuine love for Zelda II. It's so sad how much hate that game gets just because people aren't open-minded enough to think any bigger than "IT DIFFERENT SO IT BAD." It's a fantastic action-RPG on its own merit.

[@WinspearUltima]

Man the og zelda was the first Zelda game that I’ve played since 2009 I haven’t done the second quest really but I might do it again.

[@RougeMephilesClone]

Best wishes, Jirard. You sounded a little off in this video, so I hope things are going alright. I know the G4 cancellation was rough, but you should know that you can take a break if you need one. I didn't know that New Game Plus was almost finished when I watched this on a whim, and doing all that again is an incredible act of will.

[@faerieknight2298]

This is a very good game, which I use to own in the 90's. The irony is that I never could beat it back then, because I flat out couldn't find the 4th dungeon. It wasn't until Nintendo Switch Online launched and Legend of Zelda hit the NES app that I managed to beat the game. Thus the game joins Final Fantasy (original game) as a game I couldn't beat until it was rereleased.

[@domhyrule]

The start of my favorite game series of all time, can't wait to see where it goes

[@yuulfuji]

Same, zelda is life, zelda is love. 😌

[@christmashake8968]

8 New Game Plus Episodes left, everybody! We're getting closer. :)

[@GrandMental]

Another Banger from Complety Pete

[@Lyoishi]

Love you guys. Hope you can keep it going with good sponsors and fan merch.

[@SwannSac]

after i finished breath of the wild, i kinda sat and realized that i never had beaten or really even played any other zelda game, so i just started a quest (that ill eventually make into a video) to go through and beat every single zelda game. i stared with this one and i got to dungeon 6 so far, and even though i know the ending and junk, im still having so much fun. this game is 17 years older than me but i still am loving it

[@TeruteruBozusama]

I really agree, it was open world for its time, many have told me that it isn't but it is with the limitations they had..!

[@NiklasAV]

Just completed it myself. Very good. I can see how important the manual is to make sense of the game. My only gripe was that you respawned with only 3 hearts

[@CloudKashi]

I recently started to play through all the Zelda games in order so you couldn't have posted this at a better time

[@Smarties.]

As a kid I got a used Wii for my birthday one year and the previous owners bought the original legend of the Zelda and Mario 3 off the virtual console and it was my first time playing a Zelda game I thought the games world goes on forever and when I beat the first dungeon I thought I beat the game my dad also grew up with the original Legend of Zelda so I would tell him about my experience with the game and all the cool secrets I found while playing it

[@sammylane21]

Link looks so adorable with a beard.

[@0Fyrebrand0]

That Banjo-Kazooie shirt is magnificent.

[@jblazer9804]

Still have my manual...which is legit insane to me that I still have it after all these years.

[@chrusader5134]

Words cannot describe how much I *love* this game (& series)

[@shane3674]

That intro theme never gets old! 🤘

[@chambeet]

I remember my brother playing the HECK out of this when I was a kid. It was almost a mythical thing to me as a little kid. Ocarina of Time was the first Zelda I ever got into as a kid, but this was like the big boy, OG version of that.

[@Ancient_Ys]

I recently bought a massive tome of knowledge namely the definitive guide to Japanese Role-Playing Games by bitmap books and reading through it it made me appreciate the early Era of jrpgs much more with the first legend of Zelda included and watching your video makes me want to go back and play it! Thanks for sharing your story with us.

[@leeartlee915]

Damn, not gonna lie, I’m super jealous of his signed childhood cart and 3DS. That’s just awesome.

[@Mari_Izu]

8:20 The Wind Waker preorder disc was the one with OoT Master Quest, not the Collection.

[@AlexTehGr8]

yay thank you for doing this game. I just finished it recently and was sad to see you hadn't done it yet!

[@jupiter43]

I first played Link to the past. MUCH respect to you completionist, for playing the games i cannot. I weep my nostalgia tears to you kind sir! Stay awesome bro ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@xy394]

The three greatest evils of Zelda 1. Wizzrobes, Darknuts, and Red Bubbles

[@shaunmartinell5825]

Totally disagree with the rating of “Finish It.” But I am speaking from the vantage point of playing in 1987/1988. When the game ended and you found out there was a Second Quest and the items were in different places and the dungeons were completely different - IT WAS REVOLUTIONARY. You didn’t want the game to end and it didn’t. Feels like the 2 run-throughs are truly beating the game.

[@bertleirens411]

Highly recomend playing Tunic if you love the exploration, puzzelsolving. Would love to see you complete it ^^ Personaly i absolutely brought back the nostalgia of the old games i grew up with

[@InnerRise]

I was gonna play it until it's difficulty kept being brought up. I'll pass.

[@johndoe-bk3de]

ive beaten this game 20 times myself and can still watch videos of other people playing it to this day

[@DaBigCheeso]

Nice! Legend of Zelda was the first game a young Jared ever beat! Also that beard is looking EPIC!