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    The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

    Game » consists of 21 releases. Released Apr 27, 2000

    The follow-up to Ocarina of Time sees the series stalwart Link embark on a journey to save the land of Termina from being crushed by the moon in three days. To defeat the Skull Kid, Link has to live the same three days over and over again.

    bilawal's The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Collector's Edition) (Nintendo 64) review

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    Link's second outing on the N64 is his darkest one yet!

    The darkest Zelda game out. It has a moon falling on the earth, a crazy kid with magical powers, a mask man after you and the good old ocarina/epona what more do you need? Zelda Majora's mask starts off where Zelda: Ocarina of Time end's off. With Link loosing Navi, he sets off with Epona into the dark. There he gets mugged by a flying kid with two fairies around him. It was a skull kid wearing a strange mask. Link chases him but he turns you into a Deku Scrub. Then one of the Fairies goes with you. Then a man in the dark asks you to bring the mask. Then you're adventure begins. The thing is you only have three days. So you get the Ocarina of time and with the help of Zelda turn time back to day one. You can turn into a ZORA, GORAN and a DEKU SCRUB. They all have there special techniques. Also there are over 20 masks. Each of them useful. Collect them all and you transform into a deity. The graphics are the same for Ocarina of Time which is good. The game will take about 48hours to complete, if you're a Zelda Master. If you're not then about a few weeks. This is a fun, a good game. It's worth every penny. It has the old music/sounds. This brings back good memories...

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      A Fantastic Deviation 0

      Nintendo is a company of franchises. Quality franchises no doubt, but Nintendo thrives on it's few killer properties. Zelda. Mario. Metroid. These games are all longstanding series, and whenever a new iteration is released, it includes some minor gameplay tweaks, graphical updates, and a new story; but the core experience generally changes very little. While these experiences are always solid, sometimes the same ol' same ol' gets stale. Enter The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Nintendo threw t...

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      It's creative, and surprisingly dark and twisted for a Zelda game 0

      With the success of Ocarina of Time, a sequel was in high demand, and fans wanted to play it as soon as they could instead of waiting six years for the next one to be released. Well, Nintendo heard the cries of gamers all over the world and two years later The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask was released for the Nintendo 64. The first thing you should know about Majora's Mask is that it requires an expansion set to play. So if you haven't played this game yet and want to, start looking on Ebay f...

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