Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES) Playthrough - NintendoComplete

[@NintendoComplete]

I've done a new 4K60 playthrough of Zelda 2, so please check that out instead! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqfWlmSAiM6tb6M

[@edgarbrooks7695]

this would be cool remastered a little tbh .

[@miket7281]

No matter how great the graphics become or even game play nothing will ever compare to being an 80's kid and experiencing the birth of it all. Truly magical.

[@timcoffey3066]

agree

[@BirdiePlaysYT]

Or 90s kid discovering your bro's snes as your first console

[@RodConvoy1987]

I was an '80's kid too, and beat LOTS of NES games. And I mean A LOT.

[@thefknscarecrow]

My dad's in his mid 40s and loves playing breath of the wild🤟🏼

[@RodConvoy1987]

@@thefknscarecrow I still need to get a Nintendo Switch. :)

[@jeffreybrown1668]

I must have played this game when I was 8 and never got to finish it. 30 years on and here I am watching the walkthrough...... Oh the nostalgia!!!!

[@jonathany9578]

Same here bro. Still have the game and still haven't finished it myself.

[@mikeludig1689]

I also started when I was 8.... went back at age 27 and finally finished it! My heart was still racing almost 2 decades later while fighting Link's shadow👤

[@31apollo13]

I played this as a kid when it came out and could not finish it. I finally finished it last year at the ripe old age of 45 with an emulator and frequent save states.

[@sjf1981]

It's one of the hardest nintendo games

[@twostop6895]

@@sjf1981 not if you played it a lot, in 1989 this was the only game I had for awhile and I got really really good at it

[@1dad640]

I always loved how Link would go inside a house with a super hot babe and be magically “healed” while in there

[@melissacooper4282]

As a kid playing the game I didn't get the innuendo of the woman restoring Link's life force!😂 Now as an adult it makes perfect sense!

[@Onthebrink5]

He also went into a house with a really old lady

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

@@Onthebrink5 Link doesn't discriminate.

[@raiderbong8767]

lol damn never noticed that...also amusing how the lady tells link to "come inside" lol

[@petarmarjanovic4607]

I started just now and since I was confused thats why im here but when I saw that I had a good laugh, its quite unique way of healing lol

[@FrankiesFire]

Ganon’s game over laugh scared the shit out of me as a kid.

[@asrieldreemurr3832]

@Noone Cares NO ONE CARES

[@DirtyZ]

And that silhouette over the red background? *hides*

[@mike_t_007]

THAT part lol

[@cassandrabrooks5185]

Same. You're not alone. 😂

[@ama53406]

Good to know I wasn’t alone.

[@NintendoComplete]

It's a total departure from The Legend of Zelda, but then again, the fact that it's not a conventional sequel is one of my favorite things about Zelda 2. And its soundtrack, too, of course.

[@Dorian_Scott]

This game is *FRUSTRATING* , but fun. Though, you're better of playing _A Link to the Past_ .

[@adamsafranek7407]

The first time I entered Parapa palace I asked my best friend if it sounded like "Looks That Kill" from Motley Crue to him and he said HE thought HE was imagining it. 😂

[@Invidente7]

But why is shigeru miyamoto ashsmed of this game?

[@adamsafranek7407]

@@Invidente7 I'm clueless as to why he feels that way. I think he should be very proud of it. Though some of the clues are cryptic they aren't impossible to work out and once you make it to the Great Palace it feels like a huge payoff after traveling the path to get there! I love the music, play control, everything about it. 😊

[@tacotoosday42]

Direct sequels being alot different always been a thing with Zelda look at Majora's mask

[@sanseverything900]

12:56 my thumb hurts just watching the amount of time being spent killing those floating skulls. I remember just skipping them.

[@Heide.struggler]

You can kill them?! I didn't know

[@Fable64]

@@Heide.strugglersame, I never would have thought to spam hit them so many times.

[@sickofitall8486]

When I run the game I usually kill a handful in the first palace to make sure I can leave with level 5 attack. It's tedious, but they're easy and give 50 points a pop which is huge at that point in the game.

[@rafaelmoura2103]

"Each town has one wise men." The rest are all stupid.

[@email6743]

If a man think he be wise in the world, let him become a fool to become wise. God's word said this

[@WizardOfWor]

@@email6743Except the God from the Bible doesn't exist & is man-made.

[@charelvisser1064]

The music is so iconic. Such an underappreciated game.

[@barragan_music]

Have you noticed the title music is the house intro music for OOT and BOTW?

[@GaryBeltz]

I think it's because this version of LOZ went down a completely different path from the first one and for the rest of the games since. This one had more RPG elements to it.

[@MostlyLuke]

Under appreciated game because it’s hard as fuck

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

@@MostlyLuke It's not too difficult once you have beaten it several times as myself, and others have.

[@Pigmcginnyrig]

It’s appreciated enough

[@adamsafranek7407]

Yes! My favorite game I got at 12 years old. My neighbor friend gave it to me because he couldn't get anywhere with it. After 2 years I beat it! I never asked friends for help or consulted Nintendo Power! Now I can finish it in one game, no continues. ☺ Thanks for memories bro!!!

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

I beat this game using Nintendo Power Magazine as my guide (don't judge me!) And I admit it, it wasn't easy to beat. Specially Dark Link! Anyone here want to try to beat him, without using the 'crouch on the corner, and stab' cheat?

[@mike_t_007]

Damn Nintendo Power was the original Google of games back in the day lol It was so hard to resist not picking it up

[@keldonmcfarland2969]

I had to consult with Nintendo Power for "Final Fantasy" but refused to for "Zelda II." It took years and lots of overnight sleepovers to reach the end.

[@mike_t_007]

I still haven't beat it since 1988 lol

[@MYCUNTSTINKSBAD]

Very nice bro good job especially at 12 lol.

[@VideNoir42]

I remember beating this game when I was 9 or 10. Took many, many attempts in the Great Palace, I had half a health bar left when I got the last hit needed on the Shadow Link. Never felt a sweeter victory, nor heart-pounding fear, than that day. Thanks for posting this, it really takes me back!

[@LandersWorkshop]

Yeah it's a good sword-dueling fight for sure.

[@billymanilli]

Kids these days don't realize how hard some of these games were, too!

[@kvngggaladrosa]

you’re acting like there aren’t people saying “How can you beat this without Internet?” Trust us kids these days KNOW these games were hard

[@toooydoeur]

yes they do, what

[@lonelyroller1192]

I find it amusing that the magic and upgrades basically turn you into Mario. Turns red, jumps higher, shoots fireballs, does a ton of damage by jumping on things...

[@theviewfrom5296]

So I’m 37, and am just discovering all the Zelda games now. This game is wonderful, and all I keep thinking is the difficulty level is perfect-for me now. If I tackled this 30 years ago, I wouldn’t have gotten out of the castle, and given up lmao

[@supernova4760]

It’s not that it’s difficult it’s that it pretty much leaves you to wonder what to do or where to go with no guidance. You have to figure everything out trial and error and then slowly the game starts to make sense. This is one of those games that isn’t hard because of the levels or enemies but because it takes great skill to know where to go and what to get in order to move on.

[@Rumblefan]

@@supernova4760I disagree. Maybe I just suck, but I find the levels and enemies pretty difficult. And I’ve beaten the first Zelda like 5 times already. Also first game was alot harder to figure out what to do, but the enemies and levels were easier.

[@awbays]

I was today years old when I found out you can kill the flashing skulls by hitting them dozens of times.

[@brettsix2027]

Christmas morning 1989, and I just opened up my Nintendo. When I put this cartridge in, I was blown away by this dazzling title screen. What followed was a grand adventure, the likes of which I’d never seen.

[@RodConvoy1987]

Man, I must have beaten this game a ton of times as a kid, when this kind of stuff was standard video game stuff. Thanks for bringing this back. Loved it!

[@nathanmciver6496]

You must be good! This game was very difficult! That's really neat to hear!

[@RodConvoy1987]

@@nathanmciver6496 I think Nintendo Power magazine from that time helped.

[@Reginald-Montgomery-Astird-III]

@@RodConvoy1987 were you even alive when the game was released? (Assuming you were born in 87)

[@RodConvoy1987]

@@Reginald-Montgomery-Astird-III Yes, was born much earlier than that. And I just checked. I thought this game was reviewed in a Nintendo Power issue, but it wasn't, as this game came out in 1987, while Nintendo Power didn't come out until 1988. My bad, it was a really long time ago, so I didn't remember it right, and I apologize. Maybe it was a friend at the time who showed me how to beat the game, but I know I've beaten it more than once.

[@grooviec]

dude I was probably 7 or 8 when I played that game, and it was so hard ! I don't think I even did a third of it.

[@LarryLonson]

I literally sat on my toilet and watched this entire video again. Thanks. Good job

[@ChibiFighter]

That final dungeon music is just so incredible

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

For me, the Dark Link theme is cool to listen to as well.

[@jasonrandom372]

This is the only Zelda game where all the dungeons you complete disappear and turn into a boulder. Meaning you can never enter the dungeons you completed for the rest of the game.

[@YouSeeStudio]

So many good memories. Took me hole my childhood to Finnish this game. Masterpiece. Nice played I loved the musical rhythm you did at 2:23:55

[@brunofreitas1036]

I gone check, cool , great musical rhythm in 2:23:55

[@johngallenstein1467]

This was my all time favorite game. The game play was so ahead of its time!

[@jusadude186]

2:23:51 🤣

[@tablettablet3028]

It'd be interesting seeing Nintendo try making a Zelda game like this again. This was so unique compared to all the other entries in the series.

[@randomrecipes5007]

Born 89 A Link to the Past on Super Nintendo was my first true Zelda Experience, first true video game experience period along with Super Mario World, and Super Mario Bros. 3... my older cousins had this, and the original... My brothers and I just couldn't get into it cause A Link to the Past is so much better lol, and we beat it 100% multiple times before trying this, so it was too outdated gameplay/graphics wise to us... but I could totally understand the nostalgia for most who grew up older than myself. I wish I could've lived through true birth of it all.

[@cookingisart2050]

I played this when i was 12. Back then i thought it was hardest weirdest coolest game lol

[@JohnFleming-sw7hn]

Even I was born in late 1992 as I'm not ashamed of myself or what I'm from! I always think this game and other old games are much cooler then! Before 2020 we seemed to be much happier!

[@m.a.packer5450]

This game is the original Dark Souls: it's confusing, easy to get lost, kind of scary and hard as crap, but I can't put it down

[@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2]

In other words, its a shit game with terrible game design.

[@thisguy8106]

@@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2 shiii... The Dark Souls franchise is incredible.

[@iamwonderFil]

*demon souls

[@iamwonderFil]

@@thisguy8106 *demon souls

[@Bloodreign1]

@@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2 Zelda II is actually a great game, it just dared to venture away from the formula the first game set. No overhead view, but traditional side view hack and slash.

[@michaelfalchi8730]

I just started watching old walk throughs its definitely keeping me sane

[@leconcombremasque8688]

I really love this game 💗!!! Despite the difficulty , it's one of my favorite Nes games

[@vdog4799]

I'm getting chills with nostalgia. Amazing

[@jeffreybrown1668]

Same here!! This was a great era for awesome video gaming!!

[@vdog4799]

@@jeffreybrown1668 haha! Yes Sir it sure was!😁👍👍👍

[@sheonmcleod2962]

​@@jeffreybrown1668hi Jeffrey

[@edgardocruz5714]

Im doing a Zelda marathon and im playing this game now. I started this marathon over a year now.

[@GothicXlightning]

my favorite ZELDA of all times, especially from the NES era and yes i even feel deeper love for Castlevania 2 Simon's Quest since both games truly reminds me each other i still own the NES cartridge for both :)

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

This also influenced The Battle of Olympus.

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

@@ClassicTVMan1981X I played, and beat Battle of Olympus years ago. The final boss (Hades, I believe?) was fighting you upside down!

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

@@Leonardo-ux6px Yes, Hades. And yes, you fight him as a shadow for the first few times until he reveals himself.

[@reinaldocaraballo4657]

Zelda 2 and Simon's Quest were my first experience with rpg elements and a non level based game it was this open world which back then was breathtaking it seemed so huge they both gave you such a sense of accomplishment especially for a 9 year old truly 2 unforgettable classic sequels that earned the masterpiece label.

[@GothicXlightning]

Feel you my friend to me, the underrated CV2 Simon Belmont's Quest still ahead of it's times and truly was a very ambitious game despite whatever flaws it may have i even did a full Guide for a No Hit - No death in-depth walkthrough series but i also love ZELDA of course despite me been more of a Castlevania hardcore lover to me both ZELDA & CVIISQ are like twin brothers in a lot of ways

[@ciscornBIG]

I love your channel. These games were so important to me when I was a kid. I played this so much when I was in 1st and 2nd grade and I remember the lead up to Zelda 2 coming out in Nintendo Power. Thank you for just presenting the gameplay and nothing else. Your channel is vital.

[@NintendoComplete]

Tyvm! :)

[@israelquezada9936]

That nostalgic music when the game starts, takes me back to my childhood in the 80's

[@stud_sidious]

I used to fake being sick for school in the 80’s to keep progressing in this game. It’s was magical to have a side scrolling Zelda game. The gold cartridge 👍

[@supersaiyaman11589]

didnt you have tons of school work to catch up on after you faked being sick would be the drawback to fake being sick how did you pull it off.

[@simgames9133]

@@supersaiyaman11589 used to do that too. fortunately i was a god in school so i passed all my exams

[@faykathrynatkinson996]

I thought of faking sick once, but ever since I was forced to attend summer school right when I got a terrible Laryngitis, I never wanted to fake sick or be actually sick again.

[@stud_sidious]

@@supersaiyaman11589 missing a few days in elementary school was no big deal. Many kids in my school would fake sick. I always got good grades. I was a natural test taker…thank goodness cause I wasn’t big into homework 😆. In college I would just show up for the tests in some courses & still pass with a high grade. I was a design major so the general elective courses didn’t interest me at all. College is different though cause attendance doesn’t matter…if you attend the tests those are the grades that matter.

[@LandersWorkshop]

Cool. Did you end up as a game maker yourself in later life?@@stud_sidious

[@andreas.lee-norman]

At 58:03 It's interesting to see that so many discovered the same way to attack these knights with "unblockable" attacks

[@Legohaiden]

This is the game that spawned a love of RPG/Action games in me that lives on until this day. Link lead me to Final Fantasy... which led me to literally everything. Before these two games I only played Mario, Duck Hunt, Donkey Kong and the JR version. Never even thought there was a world of games outside those before this title. I was 8yrs old. good times.

[@adamwarlock3530]

I was 24 when this came out. Me and my friend used to play this all the time. Before it, we played legend of Zelda. The 2 were perhaps the very 1st video games I ever got addicted to. I was never that much into them before that.

[@SoCalJellybean]

Ahhh, this brings me back to my childhood, when my dad would play this late at night and he’d let me sneak back out to the living room (after I’d been put to bed) to watch him play! I can remember snuggling up on the couch with my blanket like it was yesterday... Thanks for the memories!

[@hanstarayoulike6785]

Like so many others. This was the crappiest Zelda

[@NilakshMalpotra]

aw that is so adorable :D

[@thisguy8106]

Same here!!! This was my favorite. Idgaf what others say.

[@thisguy8106]

@@hanstarayoulike6785 then why even come watch the video, ffs... just to spread your f'n negativity.

[@WheresWaldo05]

Hope you're a girl with a feminine comment like this.

[@devilman3373]

22:48 Best part

[@bryanneideffer3969]

2nd favorite Zelda next to super Nes a link to the past! Still have this game in the original cartridge😊

[@adamsafranek7407]

Same here with the gold cartridge! I'll never understand the intense dislike some people have for it myself. Great memories! 😎

[@jumentoqueanima]

My favorite games too!

[@trotic708]

Unfortunately I dont see it. I personally think this is one of the worst :/ but the music and combat is pretty cool!

[@jumentoqueanima]

@@trotic708 How are your favourite zelda games?

[@b.entranceperium]

I still remember this game and it's soundtrack like it was yesterday...

[@Hwi1son]

Love the dance @ 2:33:53 🤣

[@pilarvelez9198]

2023. 01.7. es uno de los juegos más fantásticos de la historia. Cuando era pequeña lo jugaba,jamás terminé pero ahora que he visto toda la historia está súper genial. Excelente ennlow 80tas y hoy día increíble la memoria.

[@christianmunoz5777]

Es la primera vez que juego ese Zelda(eh jugado varios)y no esta tan difícil como muchos lo pintan,solo es cuestión de ser paciente🙌🏼😗 Te gustaría unirte a un grupo de Whats de Zelda??

[@SuperBazsle]

There is no reason why the skulls at 9:03 should take THAT many hits. At least you get OK experience from them.

[@dumpmuch]

The developers are sadistic af

[@danjub4513]

I never even knew you could attack them

[@JosephKitchens99]

That was 150 hits with the sword

[@Rumblefan]

2:23:52 I lost it when he started dancing to the song 😂

[@Jamesamong007]

I AM ERROR

[@danielblake1537]

Nothing can touch the classic Zelda games, even with 8-bit graphics you could totally imagine being Link going through dungeons to save the Princess and to defeat Ganon....like someone said earlier, this truly shows how graphics arent everything to make a game great...its the gameplay itself and the way everything is setup! Only other game I got similar feelings to my 1st time playing The Legend Of Zelda, is when I got to play Ys: Books I&II off the TurboGraFX for my first time and luckily this wasnt even that long ago but it definitely brought back that nostalgic feel of exploration like Zelda games did for me!

[@Batsinthebelltower]

Superb game, Superb era to be a kid !

[@yogidemis8513]

I was 10 when Link came out and it feels just like yesterday playing for the first time. I'll never forget it. Being a 80s kid was a amazing time to be alive. You 80s kids knows what I'm talking about!!

[@KHayes666]

I was only 3 in 1989 but I can remember playing Duck Hunt on my cousin's Nintendo then got the original Zelda on my own Nintendo when I was 4. Technically an 80s kid lol

[@MVC2fan1]

I've played it on Gameboy Advance when i was 13 years old and have an Gameboy Advance SP on Christmas 2004.

[@abomasnow4]

The game over screen used to give me nightmares, from childhood to adulthood. Now that I've seen oh-so-many playthroughs, walkthroughs, let's plays, etc, that horrific game over screen no longer induces nightmares in me! Also, my brother got me a set of 4 Zelda-themed gold pins. Well, 3 gold pins and 1 silver pin, actually.

[@thecowboy2]

Ruto is both a town and a princess.

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

The names of the towns were used to name other characters in Zelda games later on.

[@3dohd]

This is no joke my favorite game in the entire Zelda series. Maybe the most nostalgic game of my childhood. And I didn't beat it until it was released on the Switch VC with save states.

[@vdog4799]

Bro, just want to say Awesome and thank you for posting! I just got a 239 in 1 game cartridge for NES and this is on it. Your videos are now invaluable to me! I feel like I'm 15 again!😁👍❤

[@Eric-tx2vw]

This one made me melancholic

[@SheonEver]

Your trek through the lava caves gave me legitimate anxiety. 10/10

[@AdemSanders]

This was my first Nintendo game, I was able to beat it only twice. You are skilled.

[@michaelpaullallyschott7643]

Great memories watching this! I was only five when I first started playing and this game kicked my ass!! I didn't even know there was a magic shield. Really wish I'd not given it away now

[@pandnh4]

What manner of man starts the game by walking left?

[@NintendoComplete]

One that also doesn't jump through the palace :)

[@pandnh4]

@@NintendoComplete I.....I don't..... understand.

[@andrewwelch5668]

@@pandnh4 he went left because he ain't right

[@guidadiehl9176]

I love the descriptions you write for your videos. You put so much effort into everything, it's great.

[@melissacooper4282]

Thanks for posting this! It's like watching a fantasy adventure movie!

[@bigduke5902]

Having to accept games like this, Super Mario Bros. 2, and The Return of Samus, all totally different from their originals, made us more open-minded to new ideas.

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

I think when you have knowledge of where everything is, the game is awesome. Gladly, I watched my brothers explore-and-error their way through so I didn’t have to myself

[@melionosdeos]

I wish a lot more younger people would try and learn to appreciate these older games. Doing so would make chances of a remake a lot higher.

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

EXPERIENCE POINTS STRATEGY: Do not set the crystals in the Palaces right away when you defeat a Boss. Instead, jump over the statue to exit the Palace. What this means is that each time you return to a Palace, the enemies there reset, allowing you to gain more EXP for higher levels. This is especially useful when gaining up to level 4 or 5 of Life, Magic and Attack.

[@lauramayfair7887]

Kudos to all the people who finished this game. I failed miserably. I really wanted to love it but found it very frustrating (probably because I was so terrible at it). Glad to see people enjoying it!

[@CapnLexCrunch]

I just played through this game for the first time a few weeks ago, and it very quickly became one of my favorite games both on the NES and in the Zelda series. I restarted so many times figuring out how XP works until I figured out you get a free level from each palace, and minmaxed attack power. The difficulty was just right in my opinion. It's the black sheep, but it did what it set out to do extremely well.

[@mike_t_007]

I got this as a kid back in 1988 and had no idea what I had on my hands. It was hard as hell and became the bane of my existence lol to this day my NES and this gold cartridge are somewhere in my closet dying to get played and hopefully beaten one of these days lol

[@ericbattle4597]

I have this game on the Switch, as I downloaded the original NES. I played this last week, beat the game last night.

[@Rumblefan]

@@ericbattle4597 bro I can’t even get past the knight guy on the first level when he sticks his sword in you alternating randomly between up and Down. Literally keep going through all 3 of my lives multiple time to that one guy. Getting sick of the game over screen now.

[@Rumblefan]

@@ericbattle4597after watching what he did in the video though, it looks like all I need to do is keep jumping and hitting him with the sword

[@burns985]

Makes me a bid sad to miss my childhood... 90s was the best❤

[@BryanX64]

This was '80s bro lol

[@burns985]

@@BryanX64 you are right, my chances to have nintendo 8bit was in 94😹

[@ShinjiIkari1]

I think i prefer the famicom version if just for being able to level up whatever you want when you get enough exp and not having enemies that drain exp when they hit you.

[@ktwenter77]

Yes it was so unnecessary to have enemies that drain exp points!

[@iamluke21393]

Was never good enough to beat this game as a kid on the old NES. Very cool to see it completed today.

[@maggieniew806]

Geez that brings me back

[@jessicareeves4060]

That Link Guy Saves That Lovely Princess Zelda.

[@Adel_Volks]

I have it for the NES, but I couldn’t ever finish it… really was hard! Finally, 23 year later I completed in the switch. AMAZING GAME!

[@ohmy4275]

It's inconceivable to me that you can go into this game blindly without any clues and actually finish it

[@romainchauny7833]

All I want to say is THANK YOU. This was my very first video game and I spent so many hours.... Took me 30 years to get back to it and see the full adventure,, but I enjoyed every minute of this video. Impressive.

[@spoonshiro]

Classic game, this one. Definitely a strange turn for the gameplay style (kind of a hybrid of a platformer and a Dragon Quest style RPG) but it works. And it's fun!

[@josephcade2485]

1:11:00 or so: You don't need to cast Jump to get over the ledge, as a running start from the floor and two quick presses of the 'a' button will get you up onto the ledge with no expenditure of magic.

[@Leonardo-ux6px]

You're right. I used to jump on the very edge, and then jump up again. And you can also jump from one ledge to another (right, to left) at the same place, without having to use the Jump magic.

[@catbat06]

1:47:27 some classic high quality boss design here

[@zawellthewanderer8224]

Awesome video! Also, I saw what you did there at 2:23:50 with Link. Hahaha!

[@dadylfitzys8880]

I rode my bike eight miles in heavy traffic to get this game at the Granite Run Mall when I was 12, and got a flat halfway there.

[@eoghancullen]

Great work man. I've still to play this game, one of a few carts left on my wanted list as well.

[@squarestar326]

I was so acting like a tourist in those villages, talking to everybody trying to get everywhere!

[@VahanNisanian]

Zelda 2 could be something of "Dueling Game" along with "The Legend of Getsu Fuuma", "Simon's Quest", "The Battle of Olympus", and "The Lone Ranger".

[@chadkarr7394]

i used to play this as a boy, then on an emulator in iraq during down time there. this game reminds me of the middle east. especially the villagers in the game and the greco-roman palaces that sort of remind me of an ancient byzantine empire monastary i seen in northern iraq. this game is ALL hajjed out..... 😀👳‍♂️👳‍♀️

[@WheresWaldo05]

Soooo....... you're a girl now?

[@chadkarr7394]

@@WheresWaldo05 a boy is younger than a man, and a girl is younger than a woman. Did you graduate elementry school? Your comment is rather juvenile.

[@cookervillpop101]

i think 44:35 is an omage to The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. [a long bridge to a huge grave yard aka "sad hill"

[@jackkoffin1]

Watching this late at night, knowing my workday is going to be as "adventuresome" as playing Zelda II for the first time.

[@k-dogg9086]

More like getting your tooth pulled with no anesthesia, slowly, if you're going to work after being up that damn late. 🙄

[@aliciasmo]

One of the first RPG games. Its a great game and i totally LOVE the OST

[@wildpride1119]

Nice to see someone else exploit the bird knight's weakness.

[@sscorpionbat]

Epic bro. Started your vid to see how to get through one part. Ended up watching it all and had no urge to continue playing after that.. bahahahaha you totally played it for me. Loved it. Thank you

[@ericsmith6315]

I'm an old bastard these days and this is still one of my favourites of all time :) New tech never replaces a truly great game

[@mglmill5082]

Wish it were the 90s again!

[@hiroprotagonist6852]

2:23:50 When the soundtrack is so good it interrupts you saving the world 😂😎

[@Galimah]

If maybe not the worthy sequel to the first Zelda we wanted i cant deny that this a fantastic game in its own right

[@spamaccount6460]

Trying to play this on a Switch with the online ROM is kind of a pain. The joycon buttons just can't give you the DPAD this game needs and then you add the input lag on top of that. Quite the frustrating experience.

[@FirstLast-vl1uy]

I actually liked this game more than the first one.

[@maltesefan]

one of the hardest damn games out there...

[@TheMouseMasterYT]

2:35:48 classy move there :)

[@NintendoComplete]

Lmao I was so annoyed at myself right then

[@adamsafranek7407]

@@NintendoComplete I'm sorry, but, the annoyance you felt was palpable to me as I watched this video and as I've landed in the fire by timing my jumps wrong or getting hit by dragon fire I've never done it trying to catch the key! 😂😂😂 I truly LMAO! Sorry buddy. lol

[@NintendoComplete]

@@adamsafranek7407 It's quite alright. I thought it was hilarious after I stopped being pissed off over having my first death of the playthrough be that of all things. So many close calls, but _that_ was what did me in. Hahahaha

[@ThonyHedgehog]

@@NintendoComplete Fly, you fools!

[@s0methingrarer]

I was just logging in to comment and say the same thing. That's the funniest way to die really. That aside, you had a super close call just a moment earlier while fighting the dragon, it looked like you're going to fall off the edge.

[@FMGHPC2317]

I am going to put the minutes from beginning to end on the palaces or castles (whatever its called) Palace 1: 7:03 to 20:29 Palace 2: 54:17 to 1:06:54 Palace 3: 1:09:01 to 1:18:10 Palace 4: 1:37:29 to 1:48:20 Palace 5: 1:50:27 to 2:10:52 Palace 6: 2:23:30 to 2:36:26 Final palace: 2:43:01 to 2:52:44

[@jewelqueen5949]

I'm turning 50 this year. The intro is like "Love Making" music to me ❤❤❤. I remember going to Woolworth's and spending my allowance to buy a Nintendo mag. There was a number to dudes in WA, who could help me out of jams, pre-internet. I LOVE ZELDA. BTW, I'd play for hours/days killing blue Octorocks, until I leveled up to the MAX. THEN, I'd go slay with one hit, until the latter levels.

[@thundergodgamer118]

I love all the music to this game especially in the towns. This is the hardest Zelda game ever made. Love this game 🎮🎮