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This a great game sort of better than OOt.
sure it sort of harder but the game and money is worth it.
and for the people who say that they don't like so. It's your opinion
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The problem with this game is that you have to time certain things for them to happen, you have a clock that display the time for 3 days - then you die!
So you have to start over, start over, start over...
Basically you never know where to go, when stuff is going to happen, so you just run around and hope something's gonna happen.
I thought this game was awful, get "Ocarina of Time" instead.
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I'm stunned by bad reviews of Majora. Its a perfect pair to Ocarina. Not a sequel, but same engine, and wildly creative in a fresh new direction. Its provided months of fun to my daughter and I.
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I picked up Majora's Mask looking for a good game to curb the boredom. Majora's Mask begins directly after the end of Ocarina Of Time. The story is that Link is looking for Navi. Thats the only mention of Navi in this game. Navi has been replaced by Tatl and Tael. He is young (as restored to this age by Zelda at the end of OOT). The game play is the same as OOT but thats where the similarities end. Yes you will experience familiar characters throughout the game but they seem different. But let me get straight away to the things that bug me. First of all the game is set in the land of Tierma? Where the **** is that? But I'll accept it. Next thing: you cant save any time you want to. This popular feature from OOT is gone. Say your playing your game, deep into it, and miles from a save point, when suddenly the power goes out. All the items you had? Gone. All the time playing the game? Lost. Next thing: Time limit. You have 72 hours game time. Thats three hours real time. Now conviently at one point you learn a song on the Ocarina that transports you back to the first day. Also conveniently you lose a lot of stuff by doing this. There is a ton of stuff to do and only three "days" to do it. Last but certainly not least, horrible storyline and confusing areas. Hyrule is gone. Nothing is familiar and unless you have really good patience you are going to give it up after about five minutes. It seems like the people who made the game said "Oh these people will buy anything with the Zelda name on it. Who cares if we make a good game or not?" Buyer beware. Do not buy!
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First off, i'd like to say that Majora's Mask is a FANTASTIC sequel to Ocarina of Time. It is a bit hard at first, but once you learn what to do, you'll find yourself playing this game for hours. Once again, the game is VERY HARD, so I suggest getting a strategy guide to help you along. My one complaint with Majora's mask is that it is a bit of A SHORT GAME. IT ONLY HAS FOUR TEMPLES, which is a miniscule amount, compared to Ocarina's 8 Temples (9 if you include Ganon's Tower). The story-line of Majora's mask also hits you harder than Ocarina's, and is more dark and surreal, seeing as the story eventually leads to a potential apocalypse. In the end, Majora's Mask is a solid entry in the franchise, and should enjoy a treasured spot in you'r collection. Also, if you own a Wii, Majora's Mask is a title Nintendo is considering for the Virtual Console. But that may take months, so either wait, or buy the N64 version. One more thing, that kid who wrote a review saying that this game feels like Disney's midquels, is a total IDIOT and probaly only played some of Orcarina of Time, because once you complete Ocarina of Time, in the ending cutscene, Zelda tells Link that she would return him to his original time, which is Link's childhood. This explains the reason why Link is a child in this game as opposed to a adult.
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