Legend of Zelda games are the bomb. I suggest finding a Super Nintendo emulator online, buying a controller for your computer, and playing Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Probably my favourite game for the SNES.
The last one for the GameCube (Twilight Princess) was solid too. Wind Waker (also on GameCube) was good but kinda suffered by having to travel around on a boat all the time though the actual quests and dungeons were great. Ocarina of Time on the N64 is often considered the best of the series but I haven't played it.
I have not played and do not own any Zelda game though I'm being convinced to look in to them. Might get one for 3DS or download an emulator. Does being confused about the "Zelda timeline" take away from the games?The Nintendo 3DS has plenty of good games, including two Zeldas (a remake of a Link to the Past) and a new one. Since KA is an afficionado of the Greatest Gaming Series Ever And It's Not Even Close, I am guessing he either has one or is planning to get one. So updated Zelda action is a possibility for him.
I have not played and do not own any Zelda game though I'm being convinced to look in to them. Might get one for 3DS or download an emulator. Does being confused about the "Zelda timeline" take away from the games?
How's life and training going, Legio?
Am I allowed to drink in this Pub, or am I still Banned?
Am I allowed to drink in this Pub, or am I still Banned?
How's your shoulder mobility?
Hey man. Things are going pretty well. After about five months of not training, unless you count pull ups, I can finally use a barbell again. I've taken an interest in bike sprinting and have spent a fair amount of time training or that. Fortunately, squatting and pulling are staples of sprint training(or so I've gathered from the trackies), so I have a good excuse to still lift. Also, don't have to worry about my weight so it's been pretty progressive. Fun stuff.
Work keeps me covered up but it's still 90% enjoyable. So, I can't complain.
How's things for you my man?
If you add up the heaviest deadlifts done in competition by these three russians you get 2690 pounds. Sick[/IMG]