Any of you guys play the polar express video game? Played it a few years ago when I used to be innocent, Thinking back on it I feel sorry for the little puppet thing and I'm starting to wish he won in some way.
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Sonic the Hedgehog...Egghead places a thin (so it is very difficult to see), yet strong, wire in the middle of the course. Those speeds? That should be interesting
[quote]Well the bad guy basicly can win all you have to do is lose, that simple
What I meant by the bad guy winning is that the end result is apart of the game with a cinematic and results after that. If you just die and let him win all that happens is you respawning at a save/checkpoint
*face palms* I meant to say Link not Zelda, curse my typos.
Lol, it should be the Legend of Link, not the Legend of Zelda, shouldn't it? Then we wouldn't have to have all these typos. Anyways, I think Lord Emon in Shadow of the Colossus should have stopped Wander from defeating the colossi, considering how that freed Dormin from his slumber, and turned wander into that giant...what did he turn into again? Did he become a colossus, as well, or something? Even though at the end, Emon does manage to defeat Dormin by tossing that sword into the pool, he still didn't stop Wander from defeating the giants.
Sonic the Hedgehog...Egghead places a thin (so it is very difficult to see), yet strong, wire in the middle of the course. Those speeds? That should be interesting
Final Destination, much? D: (or so my sis says) And yeah, Legend of Zelda? Wouldn't that be the story of her doing a bunch of nothing for about 30 hours of gameplay? Also, this thread reminds me of my HUGE DESIRE for the bunny in Trix ads to win. Why can't he just enjoy some cereal? Selfish kids, man.
Lol, it should be the Legend of Link, not the Legend of Zelda, shouldn't it?
Hearing of American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife Zelda, Miyamoto thought the name sounded "leasant and significant".[17] Paying tribute, he chose to name the princess after her, and titled his creation The Legend of Zelda.