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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) | 100% Longplay | No Deaths | 1080p

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) Played by: MojoDino 100% Completion All three Spiritual Stones obtained: Kokiri's Emerald, Goron's Ruby, and Zora's Sapphire. Master Sword acquired. All six Medallions obtained: Forest, Fire, Water, Spirit, Shadow, and Light. Ganon's Castle completed and Ganon defeated. Side Quests and Collectibles: All Heart Pieces collected (36 in total). All 100 Gold Skulltulas defeated and rewards obtained. All upgrades acquired: Deku Seeds Bullet Bag: 50 Seeds Deku Sticks Capacity: 30 Sticks Deku Nuts Capacity: 40 Nuts Bomb Bag: 40 Bombs Bombchu Bag: 50 Bombchus Quiver: 50 Arrows Wallet: Adult's Wallet (holds 200 Rupees), Giant's Wallet (holds 500 Rupees) Magic Meter: Double Magic Optional Quests and Achievements: All Great Fairy Fountains visited and all upgrades received. All ten Big Poes collected and sold to the Poe Collector. Biggoron's Sword obtained. All songs learned on the Ocarina, including the Song of Time, Song of Storms, Sun's Song, etc. All mini-games completed with rewards obtained (such as the Horseback Archery, Bombchu Bowling, etc.). All bottles obtained (four in total). All Magic Beans planted and their corresponding rewards obtained. Miscellaneous: All dungeons completed with all available items and treasures obtained. All locations visited and explored, including optional areas such as the Ice Cavern, Gerudo Training Ground, etc. All Gorons saved in the Fire Temple. No deaths (No 'Game Over' and no fairy revival) Completion Time: 11 hours 30 minutes © 1998 Nintendo. All rights reserved. _________________________________________________________________________ Join me on an epic journey through "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time." Released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64, this game holds a special place in the hearts of Zelda fans, including myself since I was 8 years old, and is a significant milestone in the series. In Ocarina of Time, we step into the role of Link, a courageous hero destined to save the kingdom of Hyrule. Set within a vast, immersive world, players set on a quest filled with adventure, mystery, and danger. From exploring Kokiri forest to navigating treacherous dungeons, every corner of Hyrule holds secrets waiting to be discovered. What sets Ocarina of Time apart is its innovative use of the ocarina, a magical musical instrument that allows Link to warp to areas and unlock new abilities. This mechanic adds depth to the gameplay, introducing puzzles and challenges that require both skill and wit to overcome. As players progress through the game, they encounter familiar faces such as Princess Zelda, the wise sage Rauru, and the nefarious Ganondorf. The story unfolds with rich lore and captivating narrative, weaving a tale of heroism, friendship, and destiny. Ocarina of Time is not just a standalone adventure; it's a crucial chapter in the larger Zelda saga and future games to come. It introduces key elements and characters that have become iconic staples of the series, including the legendary Master Sword, the Triforce, and the kingdom of Hyrule itself. Furthermore, Ocarina of Time set a new standard for 3D action-adventure games and Zelda games, influencing countless titles that followed. Its seamless blend of exploration, combat, and puzzle-solving established a formula that would shape the future of gaming for years to come. Even today, Ocarina of Time remains a timeless classic, beloved by fans like myself for its captivating gameplay, memorable music, and timeless appeal. Its legacy as one of the greatest video games of all time is undisputed, cementing its status as an enduring masterpiece in the realm of gaming.