The ending of Zelda a Link to the Past,one of my favorite RPG games. I'm sorry folks, youtube had pulled this video down for no apparent reason and I re uploaded it..
This ending is absolutely brilliant because it gives an immense feeling of accomplishment and makes you look back at all the people you met and all the lands you conquered throughout your quest, and you realize that Link not only became a hero, but also a man. And when the credits starts rolling and the music kicks in, you can't help but get teary eyes.
Balmung35 Agreed. One of the classiest endings and some of the finest music of the era. One of the best and most satisfying endings in the history of video gaming. Well said.
+Balmung35 actually it's the opposite, think about it, a link to the past tried to feel dark, but this ending proved it's the opposite, your uncle is alive and fine, everyone is back at their homes and everyone lived happily ever after.......lame!!!! the endings of the legend of zelda are emotional, touching, and every zelda game i finished left an impression on me, except this one, which sums up the problem with this game, it's horrible story.
I remember the first time my dad and I finished this masterpiece, I was 6 years old. He was the one who beat Ganon, and after the Triforce assembled he handed me the controller. "Go get it!" is what he told me. Such memories, man...
What Your dad beat Ganon? Did he remember to fire the arrows after hitting Ganon with the sword? Did he remember to light the torches? Amazing person your dad is
***** Same here, i can't help but to remember all those great memories from when i was a kid, a link to the past was a big part of my child hood, when i listen to this again i almost feel like crying, i miss the old day. aha.
I only wish we had more context about THAT particular story. I think it has so much potential to expand upon for a future Zelda story...even if it's not the main story.
@@stomper1232 I mean there is also noble sword i know its the level 2 sword. But there is also a levelr 3 sword aka the master sword which you can only get in linked game by using passwords with characters in-between games.
I love that link just walks away from power with the master sword. His job was done. And I love the last line. And the master sword sleeps again... Forever! There's a beautiful finality to it.
The only other time this Master Sword is used again is in The Link Between Worlds that takes place generations later in the timeline. Even after that game Link does place the sword back once again.
@@warlock5154 Quit acting like the Zelda timeline is real. The devs put that in the Hyrule compendium book to screw with the weebs who can't stop obsessing over where the games fit into it. Each game is its own, unless it's blatantly obvious that it's a sequel, based on using the exact same graphics.
@@ZenMonkeyGod not every game that uses the same graphical style is a sequel, though, as Wind Waker is very clearly a sequel to Ocarina and Majora- stating it directly in the opening
@@Substitute_Zero Yeah you're right, that's true. I suppose that one escaped me. though I'd argue that the change in aesthetic is to indicate that it's one of the branching timelines that stems from Ocarina.
At 35 years old I'm not ashamed to admit I shed a tear watching this. This game, the SNES, NES, and many games were a part of my childhood that I'll never get back but I can always look back on it with fondness. Thank You Nintnedo for so many memories.
This game bring back do many memories. My mother and I spend 6 months trying to beating this, lol. She's gone now and this game will always make me remember those good days.
@@Grabsac1 Me too - especially since, earlier in the game, when you talked to him as a fox(?) in the dark world, he wistfully said, "There was a small grove where many animals gathered. I want to see that place again."
@@portza6363 Yeah - he turned into a tree after Link played the flute for him. But before then, he was definitely a fox - or some kind of animal, anyway - looked mostly like a fox to me, though.
I beat this game like 50 times. I got it first when I was 12, I beat it with 16. I beat more than 100 games in my life and I replayed this one far more than any other game. Thats how incredibly good it is.
I got this game back when I was about 10. I'm actually playing it right now, as it is paused. It's the absolute best game ever made. It has everything, and it's spectacular! I love that it is also less linear than most games. The ending is so satisfying and nostalgic! I honestly think I've beaten this game about 500 times! And, I'm a completionist, too! I think I've found and learned absolutely everything in it! I wish I could erase what I know, and start the adventure all over again, like when I played it for the first time! I got so good at it! I love other games, but this one really has a special place in my heart. It's a masterpiece!
@@KarbineKyle So true, I was also very young when I got it, about 8-9 at most, and it took me around 3 years to beat it without any hint or tip (no internet back then). I got stuck lots of times, and finally got the solution after a long time. Now I play games like Assasins Creed valhalla and have lots of stuff similar to that Zelda. It was a game ahead of its time.
Very rarely have I ever felt so happy with the ending of a video game. I was moved almost to tears the first time I beat this game (I was 20 and unfortunately did not have it in my childhood). Seeing everything restored and everyone so happy was so fulfilling and the icing on the cake was definitely the ending credits and the beautiful music. I will never forget this, one of the best games of all time.
I also didn't have this game in my childhood and only recently beat it a couple years ago (when I was able to purchase it on the Wii U Virtual Console), but I was really happy when I did!
Yes, I do! That's a special enemy, called a "Cukeman." I absolutely love this masterpiece, and I've played it for decades, so I'll tell you! Those other three standard enemies are called "Buzz Blobs" (they look like dancing electrified cucumbers). When you play this game, get the Magic Powder, and find a Buzz Blob. Get close to it, and sprinkle it on it. There you go! You turned a Buzz Blob into a Cukeman! 👍
A great ending for an incredible game. Developers these days seem to miss how important an ending is to make a complete game. Just like movies...if the ending is great you remember the movie as being great. The same goes for games, especially rpg's.
It's good we don't...that way we have so many different genres of games on offer :) Oh and the only devs I believe that take gamers for granted are non indie devs. ;)
Last time I felt a modern game captivated me with an ending, was the first Mass Effect. Only the first. It had something special to it that made me think they remembered exactly what you're saying here.
Your Uncle Recovers and Flute Boy Plays Again made me really happy. The fact they both died was pretty sad. Especially bringing flute boy's dad his son's flute. That was pretty sad. The fact it all wraps up nicely is great though. Great game and a perfect ending in my opinion.
I'm not crying...You're crying. 40 years old and not ashamed to admit it. The music and overall tone gets me every single time, especially when the Master Sword is laid to rest. Best ending to any Zelda game. Period. Also best Zelda game of all-time. Period. You can't change my mind.
The greatest ending not only to a Zelda game, but to any game in general. The Staff Roll theme at 5:50 might be my favorite piece of music in any video game, along with Mario 64's Staff Roll.
Easily one of my favorite endings to any viedogame ever. This is just about as perfect as any ending sequence can get. Everything is so triumphant and brilliant, then the credits begin and one of the most soothing pieces Master Koji Kondo has ever orchestrated plays. Truly one of the best old gems of the gaming world.
It's amazing how such small things as a video game ending can bring back so many memories. Wait.. It's not just a video game ending. It's an end to the greatest adventure I've ever had.
the ending to this game is best listened on a good surround system so you can hear the deep under tones that most people miss when they hear this song. The only ending that compares to this ending is Twilight Princess
Got this for my 10th birthday in 1992 (was the only thing I asked for that year)…still have memories of playing this in front of my woodgrain CRT and being so excited and proud of completing it. A truly epic game with a perfect ending.
Same here! I'm playing it right now, actually, but it's paused. Misery Mire, here I come! This game has everything, and it's just wonderful! I'm a completionist, so I look for and find every item and trick I can find. The design and story is so fun! It's still a fairly challenging game, even though I've probably beaten it, literally about 500 times now-from start to finish! I like that it is also less linear, too. The music is beyond epic! The ending gives me goosebumps every time! It's beyond amazing and just so nostalgic! I love classic SNES games, but this game has a special place in my heart-like a full Heart Container. It just fills me with joy and memories! It's a masterpiece! I'm grateful to have experienced it with you! ❤
I consider Link to the Past as the best 'pure' Zelda game. It's the Zelda formula done absolutely perfectly. Many of the other games, Ocarina, Windwaker, Skyward Sword, etc were great in their own ways, but they all had some 'gimmick' which defined them. Whether it was the sailing or the musical element of the ocarina. They represented interesting divergences from the Zelda formula that, while cool, diluted them somewhat. I don't really hold this against them, Link to the Past is essentially perfect and it was intelligent to realize that they couldn't top it and needed other elements to mix up the formula.
Exactly what I've said for years. LttP is the best LoZ game hands down. OoT was heavily based off of it because it was so good. I dream of a day Nintendo finally remasters LttP in full 3D. That would be a very legendary experience. Even though it'll be the exact same game, the play through would be completely different. Imagine Turtle Rock with 3D aspects, Skull Woods, Tower of Ganon. The fights with Agahnim and the final fight with Ganon. Hell all of the boss fights. It would bring the game to a level of hard never known since the beginning lol
+Mika Misame I agree with you. A Link to the Past is the best Zelda game ever. However, I'm playing the N3DS game "Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds" and it feels ENTIRELY playing A Link to the Past (For some obvious reasons). I used to play A Link to the Past when I was about 15 years old, and now it is like going back in time more than 20 years. I suggest you give it a try. I'm enjoying every second of it.
Sergio Domenech I absolutely love LBW. I beat it and hard mode both full completions within a couple days. It's definitely got the Lttp feel since it's a sequel, no complaints at all
@@mikamisaki2455 be careful what you wish for. I am a simple man, I rather have this game with this cartoonish style but polished to the best a pixel can go. And maybe since we had a sequel on 3DS , we could get a bit of expansion of the game with optional dungeons and something else after endgame. But anyway it is really hard to make this game better than it already is. Maybe on next nintendo console we'll have it... Or maybe for 30th anniversary... They know this game is a damn legend, they should do something!
My favourite part of the ending is Link's uncle recovers. When I first saw that Link's uncle died, I got sad, because I knew the feeling of losing someone close.
I raise my glass to anyone else who lived through the epoch and still remembers how good it was to have played one of the greatest video games of all time when it was still being advertised in magazines and sold in shops. Those my friends, were the best days of our lives.
it was around 1992 or 1993....o borrowed this game from someone....and i did the 000 challenge in my snes. and then i saved money for a very long time(the curse of poverty is real), and bought the game......that's how good this game is.
One of the best Zelda games i ever played. Beautiful in all the ways. I finish it in an emulator. I never owned a SNES. But i will treasure every moment of my game played. Thanks for the video. Brings me good memories.
@@RyuBakuraFTW nope since a link between worlds happens after link awakening, but still master sword in oot bad ending time line is still not used after a link between worlds
I can never get tired of this game that's why I play this game a lot it brings back memories from my past. it's called "The Legend of Zelda a Link to the Past" for a reason. and every time I see this ending it gets to me also so you're not the only one I have nostalgia also.
@@mardene7895super mario world, hmmm... i think its arealy repetitive. But i play hack roms so i don't get tired of the game (its a very, very good game). I play on emulators (hi, Nintendo!)
I agree. Maybe cause it was part of our childhood but this was the sweet spot of Zelda games. The series was still defining itself and this game felt fresh and new. It also has the right amount of narrative. The new games give you too much detail. Mystery leaves it up to the player to fill in the gaps.
Saw someone say they wanted the Mario world credits song to be played at their funeral. I want the sunrise credits to be played at mine lol. 31 years later. I’m still playing this game once a year.
You finish that game and you are SNES gamer for eternity. I finish that game each year . So deep when your are young and you pass 1-2 year on it to finish it. The first real deep video game experience!!! :P I finished Zelda 2 on NES before and finish Ocarina Of time after :P Just diamond games!!!!
I'm unsure about the lives count I'm still trying to figure that out but this is one of my favorite video Game endings of all time from the music to the scrolling scenery as the sky gets lighter during the staff roll it's very touching.
It counts not only deaths (including auto revives via bottle fairy), but also saves. I discovered this after my second playthrough. The only way to finish with 0 games is to leave the game on continuously (pausing with the item select screen is okay) and never ever dying.
@@tomkerruish2982 It doesn't count revives via fairy. Just actual deaths and Save and Quits. I just played through it again and can confirm... I died 3 times (once because I let my 2 year old play, lol. And then two more times immediately afterwards because I stopped being careful), and quit for the night twice. My game count at the end was 5. (I had a LOT of auto revives via fairy. So those definitely were not included.) The best I've ever done was 3... no deaths and Save and Quit 3 times. (That was back when I had a 2 hour TV limit. So like... 30 years ago, lol.) I still have that save file. Still going for that magic "1." But I hate leaving the SNES on all night. Especially since both console and game are 30+ years old now. And the cartridge battery is somehow still holding a charge.
Watching these endings and hearing these songs on TH-cam has really changed my perception of a lot of these games. I just about never get emotional while playing a game or beating a game if the ending is sad. My mind is not in a place where it can truly appreciate depth of emotion when I am playing. I'm ready for the next battle or satisfied at the victory. An emotional cutscene that may undermine that feeling gets sort of shoved aside by my subconscious. But you come here and watch and listen to these. There's no greater context within the game you were just playing. You're not trying to avoid looking lame in front of your buddy or your dad. It's just you and that ending and that track in a vaccuum by itself, and the way it makes you feel. Then you scroll down and look at all these comments and you see how much it moved other people. And then that stirs something up inside you too. Finding these moments on TH-cam has given me a newfound appreciation for a lot of moments, tracks, cutscenes and endings that I never took the time to really appreciate when I was just playing through them.
The flute boy segments made me cry every time I played the game... a hundred years ago or so. I remember being happy when he was brought back to life and restored to normal at the end.
Brain, stop with the childhood memories, stop the life flashing through my eyes, stop making these tears! IM A MAN!! :'( why..? Look what you made me do... I'm crying...
I still get goosebumps when 5:50 starts...that amazing theme with a backdrop of the dark world turning to light...this game is an absolute masterpiece.
The music at the end gives me chills. Koji Kondo did an AMAZING job with the music at the end of the game when they show hyrule after gannon was defeated
I think this was the first video game ending that made me realize games could aspire to art. A million RPGs followed with great endings, and then probably every AAA game these days has an emotional credit roll at least... but this was a shock to me in its day. I didn’t know a “game” was supposed to tug at my heartstrings until this.
Oh the memories I have of this game. My best friend and I beat the game back in 1996 when I was eight years old. Now I'm a junior in college and still love this game as much today as I did back then.
I was a little thing just learning to spell words when I played and beat this game with my mom, calling to confer with my aunt whenever we hit a really tough spot...almost two decades later, I'm still in love with video games. You just never forget your first. A true classic.
After 16 years I finally found this game hidden in a box in my basement. I beat it for the first time today, something I wasn't capable of doing when I was 4. I haven't been this happy to beat a game since I was a child. Thank you Zelda series for making me remember what it was like to be a kid again.
This brings back so many childhood memories. Me and my brother used to play the heck out of this game on SNES. They don't make good games with quality storytelling like this anymore.
This ending is absolutely brilliant because it gives an immense feeling of accomplishment and makes you look back at all the people you met and all the lands you conquered throughout your quest, and you realize that Link not only became a hero, but also a man. And when the credits starts rolling and the music kicks in, you can't help but get teary eyes.
so true!! more than 20 years after i finished it and i still shed man tears with the ending
Absolutely agree with you there buddy. You can't help but get teary eyes when the characters start waving at you too!
So do I man....so do i
Balmung35 Agreed. One of the classiest endings and some of the finest music of the era. One of the best and most satisfying endings in the history of video gaming. Well said.
+Balmung35 actually it's the opposite, think about it, a link to the past tried to feel dark, but this ending proved it's the opposite, your uncle is alive and fine, everyone is back at their homes and everyone lived happily ever after.......lame!!!!
the endings of the legend of zelda are emotional, touching, and every zelda game i finished left an impression on me, except this one, which sums up the problem with this game, it's horrible story.
I remember the first time my dad and I finished this masterpiece, I was 6 years old. He was the one who beat Ganon, and after the Triforce assembled he handed me the controller. "Go get it!" is what he told me. Such memories, man...
Wow thats amazing.
What
Your dad beat Ganon?
Did he remember to fire the arrows after hitting Ganon with the sword?
Did he remember to light the torches?
Amazing person your dad is
Same here brother my memory was almost verbatim to yours!! The early 90s were the best!
And then you proceeded to fall of the side and restart the battle lmao. Seriously though that’s really cool
Your Dad is a class act. The real hero of this story! :)
The cutscene "YOUR UNCLE RECOVERS" then both Link and his uncle raise their swords gives me goosebumps every time.
Yeah the cutscene uses timeline to animate everything and time it into the scene. This could be remade in unity
Nostalgia Critic brought me here for that.
How?
Also happens with me...
Link is a true hero. He gains the complete Triforce, and what does he wish for? To undo all the vile damage Ganon inflicted on the world. What a man.
And that's why we love him
How do you know when a game truly touched your heart?
....when it makes you cry....
***** Same here, i can't help but to remember all those great memories from when i was a kid, a link to the past was a big part of my child hood, when i listen to this again i almost feel like crying, i miss the old day. aha.
amen
Agree +1.000.000
😭❤️
I didn't cry. But it's a good ending
Flute boy plays again -- one of the most emotional and beautiful parts in any Zelda game ❤️
I only wish we had more context about THAT particular story. I think it has so much potential to expand upon for a future Zelda story...even if it's not the main story.
Yup it was great seeing him back and his father reunited with him
Thank you, Randy, for saving Hyrule and bringing peace to the land.
*Hylian Police escorting a drunken Randy donning only his underwear into a police car*
"I'm sorry! I thought this was Hyrule!"
If it wasn’t for you we’d all be in great danger
@@Killermike2178 Thank you Randy, for bringing Tegridy to Hyrule.
Randy Marsh
im dead lol
Gotta love how Koji Kondo's name appears right as the main theme kicks in. Proper.
“Flute Boy plays again”
I can’t help but smile every time I see that specific scene, just knowing that Flute Boy and his dad were reunited in the end.
"And the master sword sleeps again. FOREVER"
Oracle games and a link between worlds: Oh, I don't think so
Is the Master Sword from Oracle games canon to the story? I think not because you basically get it by using a password.
@@id-f8679 plus it’s not actually the master sword in that game it’s just the noble sword with the power of the master sword
@@stomper1232 I mean there is also noble sword i know its the level 2 sword. But there is also a levelr 3 sword aka the master sword which you can only get in linked game by using passwords with characters in-between games.
I was thinking they'd say it like: "The Master Sword sleeps again... awaiting yet another traveller destined to become... the hero of Hyrule."
Here we go, the Canon crew to ruin Zelda
I love that link just walks away from power with the master sword. His job was done.
And I love the last line. And the master sword sleeps again... Forever! There's a beautiful finality to it.
Vebedar But then the other Links and Ganons come along and not let is sleep forever.
The only other time this Master Sword is used again is in The Link Between Worlds that takes place generations later in the timeline. Even after that game Link does place the sword back once again.
@@warlock5154 Quit acting like the Zelda timeline is real. The devs put that in the Hyrule compendium book to screw with the weebs who can't stop obsessing over where the games fit into it. Each game is its own, unless it's blatantly obvious that it's a sequel, based on using the exact same graphics.
@@ZenMonkeyGod not every game that uses the same graphical style is a sequel, though, as Wind Waker is very clearly a sequel to Ocarina and Majora- stating it directly in the opening
@@Substitute_Zero Yeah you're right, that's true. I suppose that one escaped me. though I'd argue that the change in aesthetic is to indicate that it's one of the branching timelines that stems from Ocarina.
Played this with my grandfather when I was a child....love you grandpa
the 3d triforce was a technical marvel back then
spot on
Me and my mom beat this game in the early 90s..hard to not get emotional seeing the ending. #RIPMAMA
Wow thats hard. Those memories lives forever.
My mom didn't like video games, but she enjoyed the music when she was in the basement doing laundry :) #RIPMAMA
this was the first game i played and i was only 4, yet this game has yet to be topped
especially the music and "AND THE MASTER SWORD SLEEPS AGAIN..... FOREVER!"
Aww damn. I'm sorry. Your Mom sounds awesome.
At 35 years old I'm not ashamed to admit I shed a tear watching this. This game, the SNES, NES, and many games were a part of my childhood that I'll never get back but I can always look back on it with fondness. Thank You Nintnedo for so many memories.
This game bring back do many memories. My mother and I spend 6 months trying to beating this, lol. She's gone now and this game will always make me remember those good days.
Writer Travis Stokes thats sad.
I'm 30 and I have tears in my eyes with this excellent music and game.
When the flute boy plays again
+Copat87 :')
I know right! It hits me right in the feels every time.
@@Grabsac1 Me too - especially since, earlier in the game, when you talked to him as a fox(?) in the dark world, he wistfully said, "There was a small grove where many animals gathered. I want to see that place again."
@@jackiebrown6845 fox? nah man, he was a tree
@@portza6363 Yeah - he turned into a tree after Link played the flute for him. But before then, he was definitely a fox - or some kind of animal, anyway - looked mostly like a fox to me, though.
I beat this game like 50 times.
I got it first when I was 12, I beat it with 16.
I beat more than 100 games in my life and I replayed this one far more than any other game.
Thats how incredibly good it is.
nixxxon18 Same, could play this game non-stop for days.
+nixxxon18
OOT , ALTTP and Paper Mario 2 TTYD are Games i can really just Play all day and it never gets Boring
I got this game back when I was about 10. I'm actually playing it right now, as it is paused. It's the absolute best game ever made. It has everything, and it's spectacular! I love that it is also less linear than most games. The ending is so satisfying and nostalgic! I honestly think I've beaten this game about 500 times! And, I'm a completionist, too! I think I've found and learned absolutely everything in it! I wish I could erase what I know, and start the adventure all over again, like when I played it for the first time! I got so good at it! I love other games, but this one really has a special place in my heart. It's a masterpiece!
@@KarbineKyle So true, I was also very young when I got it, about 8-9 at most, and it took me around 3 years to beat it without any hint or tip (no internet back then). I got stuck lots of times, and finally got the solution after a long time.
Now I play games like Assasins Creed valhalla and have lots of stuff similar to that Zelda. It was a game ahead of its time.
This is the ending that all other Zelda games are missing.
+rjfink nope, this ending is missing what is in all of the other zelda games.
Rai Hanzo What does that even mean??
idk why Nintendo never did this style again :(
@@Yayofangamer16 Idk what does the initial comment even mean? lol
@@neonmajora8454 means I don't think Nintendo ever gave another Zelda game such a complete, thorough, epic ending.
Very rarely have I ever felt so happy with the ending of a video game. I was moved almost to tears the first time I beat this game (I was 20 and unfortunately did not have it in my childhood). Seeing everything restored and everyone so happy was so fulfilling and the icing on the cake was definitely the ending credits and the beautiful music. I will never forget this, one of the best games of all time.
+1,000,000,000 likes
Same. I'm getting a little misty right now watching this. When was it 93-94? First game I ever beat all the way.
I also didn't have this game in my childhood and only recently beat it a couple years ago (when I was able to purchase it on the Wii U Virtual Console), but I was really happy when I did!
Amen. I did have this game in my childhood (dad played when I was four) but each time I hear it, it gets to me. Amazing.
Who put these onions here?
Chris Houlihan is lucky to have his name engraved in one of the best video game ever.
does somebody know why one of the green blobs does look so suspicious? :D
Yes, I do! That's a special enemy, called a "Cukeman." I absolutely love this masterpiece, and I've played it for decades, so I'll tell you! Those other three standard enemies are called "Buzz Blobs" (they look like dancing electrified cucumbers). When you play this game, get the Magic Powder, and find a Buzz Blob. Get close to it, and sprinkle it on it. There you go! You turned a Buzz Blob into a Cukeman! 👍
28 years ago this game is still a classic wow!!!!!
Deija Sparks 30 years now
You are a moron...that is the definition of a classic. How can it still be a classic. So it was a classic when the game was younger in age?
A great ending for an incredible game. Developers these days seem to miss how important an ending is to make a complete game. Just like movies...if the ending is great you remember the movie as being great. The same goes for games, especially rpg's.
+Steve Jackson game developers tend to take audiences for granted these days, they think we all like playing the same things.
It's good we don't...that way we have so many different genres of games on offer :)
Oh and the only devs I believe that take gamers for granted are non indie devs. ;)
Last time I felt a modern game captivated me with an ending, was the first Mass Effect. Only the first. It had something special to it that made me think they remembered exactly what you're saying here.
Like Twilight Princess, great game but tasteless end...
Your Uncle Recovers and Flute Boy Plays Again made me really happy. The fact they both died was pretty sad. Especially bringing flute boy's dad his son's flute. That was pretty sad. The fact it all wraps up nicely is great though. Great game and a perfect ending in my opinion.
WHY the fk does this still make me tear up like it did 22 beautiful years ago..
32 now
I'm not crying...You're crying. 40 years old and not ashamed to admit it. The music and overall tone gets me every single time, especially when the Master Sword is laid to rest. Best ending to any Zelda game. Period. Also best Zelda game of all-time. Period. You can't change my mind.
@Wubbzy, Driver of The Fire Scorpion I mean I'm 40, lol. I know full well how old the game is. :P
*And the Master Sword sleeps again...*
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*FOREVER!*
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Thank you for playing!
Till link between worlds...
@@Jose0421
i still havent played that one. i got up to zelda 5, which was quite a disappointment.
This ending is literally perfect. Even a 16 bit console game knew how to tell one hell of a story.
The greatest ending not only to a Zelda game, but to any game in general. The Staff Roll theme at 5:50 might be my favorite piece of music in any video game, along with Mario 64's Staff Roll.
Absolutely
More like the worst ending of all time.
2:20 now the king is left wondering what is for dinner.
YES!!!
My tears and crying from the song itself turned to laughter when I saw your comment.
Well when anyone gets brought back from the dead thats the first thing there mind jumps to
XD
He’s also waiting for his ship to arrive in the the morning
Easily one of my favorite endings to any viedogame ever. This is just about as perfect as any ending sequence can get. Everything is so triumphant and brilliant, then the credits begin and one of the most soothing pieces Master Koji Kondo has ever orchestrated plays. Truly one of the best old gems of the gaming world.
It's amazing how such small things as a video game ending can bring back so many memories. Wait.. It's not just a video game ending. It's an end to the greatest adventure I've ever had.
It's not over yet.
I still cry tears of joy sometimes when I watch this ending.
I like how when it says "And the Master Sword sleeps...FOREVER!", the squirrels look like they're cheering.
No question. The best end credits theme in all of video games. and always will be.
the ending to this game is best listened on a good surround system so you can hear the deep under tones that most people miss when they hear this song. The only ending that compares to this ending is Twilight Princess
Devlin Dreadwood yeah that and super mario 64, sorry but that music track is just beautiful
That is a good one. TheComicMaster1995
Darth Vator Hahahahaha, Cheers man :D
Ever seen better music than that in my life
Got this for my 10th birthday in 1992 (was the only thing I asked for that year)…still have memories of playing this in front of my woodgrain CRT and being so excited and proud of completing it. A truly epic game with a perfect ending.
Same here! I'm playing it right now, actually, but it's paused. Misery Mire, here I come! This game has everything, and it's just wonderful! I'm a completionist, so I look for and find every item and trick I can find. The design and story is so fun! It's still a fairly challenging game, even though I've probably beaten it, literally about 500 times now-from start to finish! I like that it is also less linear, too. The music is beyond epic! The ending gives me goosebumps every time! It's beyond amazing and just so nostalgic! I love classic SNES games, but this game has a special place in my heart-like a full Heart Container. It just fills me with joy and memories! It's a masterpiece! I'm grateful to have experienced it with you! ❤
I still have my SNES and this game.
Me too
As do I!
The Legend of Zelda: A Randy to the Past.
Am I the only one who always left Link's name...Link? :)
nah dude! i was thinking the same shit. i always put link. even now with the new ones. it jus flows a bit better with the txt.
if you do that on links awakening you get a funky version of the title music
+wildsmiley I think the "Link" in the title is a Link as in a connection
Puff the Magic Dragon I know, but the title A Link to the Past is also a pun (well, sorta).
wildsmiley I'm well aware, I just used to think that Link refered to the character nd assume most people have the same perception
I love how the ending credits song gently segues into the main theme song.
I consider Link to the Past as the best 'pure' Zelda game. It's the Zelda formula done absolutely perfectly. Many of the other games, Ocarina, Windwaker, Skyward Sword, etc were great in their own ways, but they all had some 'gimmick' which defined them. Whether it was the sailing or the musical element of the ocarina. They represented interesting divergences from the Zelda formula that, while cool, diluted them somewhat. I don't really hold this against them, Link to the Past is essentially perfect and it was intelligent to realize that they couldn't top it and needed other elements to mix up the formula.
Exactly what I've said for years. LttP is the best LoZ game hands down. OoT was heavily based off of it because it was so good.
I dream of a day Nintendo finally remasters LttP in full 3D. That would be a very legendary experience. Even though it'll be the exact same game, the play through would be completely different.
Imagine Turtle Rock with 3D aspects, Skull Woods, Tower of Ganon. The fights with Agahnim and the final fight with Ganon. Hell all of the boss fights.
It would bring the game to a level of hard never known since the beginning lol
+Mika Misame I agree with you. A Link to the Past is the best Zelda game ever.
However, I'm playing the N3DS game "Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds" and it feels ENTIRELY playing A Link to the Past (For some obvious reasons).
I used to play A Link to the Past when I was about 15 years old, and now it is like going back in time more than 20 years.
I suggest you give it a try. I'm enjoying every second of it.
Sergio Domenech I absolutely love LBW. I beat it and hard mode both full completions within a couple days. It's definitely got the Lttp feel since it's a sequel, no complaints at all
Unmitigated Disaster Most of the 3D zelda games are lazy remakes of ALTTP.
@@mikamisaki2455 be careful what you wish for. I am a simple man, I rather have this game with this cartoonish style but polished to the best a pixel can go. And maybe since we had a sequel on 3DS , we could get a bit of expansion of the game with optional dungeons and something else after endgame. But anyway it is really hard to make this game better than it already is. Maybe on next nintendo console we'll have it... Or maybe for 30th anniversary... They know this game is a damn legend, they should do something!
My favourite part of the ending is Link's uncle recovers. When I first saw that Link's uncle died, I got sad, because I knew the feeling of losing someone close.
He looks like Eiji Aunoma in the game pixel :D
Greatest video game ever.
Idk there all great I can’t choose one but honestly I think this is the best Zelda game ever
I raise my glass to anyone else who lived through the epoch and still remembers how good it was to have played one of the greatest video games of all time when it was still being advertised in magazines and sold in shops. Those my friends, were the best days of our lives.
it was around 1992 or 1993....o borrowed this game from someone....and i did the 000 challenge in my snes.
and then i saved money for a very long time(the curse of poverty is real), and bought the game......that's how good this game is.
Love the ending theme! Brings back memories! Don't make them like this anymore. :(
Play A Link Between Worlds! It's awesome!
And the Master Sword sleeps again... Forever!... Temporarily...
Best Zelda game hands down my fav one
One of my favorite parts is "The Flute Boy Plays Again".
Randus, I've been listening to this for over 10 years now
randus its time again
One of the best Zelda games i ever played.
Beautiful in all the ways.
I finish it in an emulator. I never owned a SNES.
But i will treasure every moment of my game played.
Thanks for the video. Brings me good memories.
"And the Master Sword sleeps again...Forever!"
Yeah, until something else happens! XD
Exactly xD
Not really. This is the bookend to the Master Sword's story arc. Begins with Skyward Sword, ends with ALttP.
@@RyuBakuraFTW nope since a link between worlds happens after link awakening, but still master sword in oot bad ending time line is still not used after a link between worlds
I can never get tired of this game that's why I play this game a lot it brings back memories from my past. it's called "The Legend of Zelda a Link to the Past" for a reason. and every time I see this ending it gets to me also so you're not the only one I have nostalgia also.
7:43 so legendary Koji Kondo knew exactly where he wanted his name in the credits...
I've beaten this game 20+ times by now. It's like an old movie you just want to watch again and again.
Best game on SNES.
Yoshis island and Mario world?
Super Metroid
the snes truly has a plethora of amazingly good games to choose from....
i hesitate to name any of them THE best one.....
@@mardene7895super mario world, hmmm... i think its arealy repetitive. But i play hack roms so i don't get tired of the game (its a very, very good game). I play on emulators (hi, Nintendo!)
I loved the ending! It really emphasizes how that because of me, the Dark World dissolved, Ganon was dead, and his army was in ruins
This was my first Zelda game and its still my favorite… best ending in gaming history
I agree. Maybe cause it was part of our childhood but this was the sweet spot of Zelda games. The series was still defining itself and this game felt fresh and new. It also has the right amount of narrative. The new games give you too much detail. Mystery leaves it up to the player to fill in the gaps.
I love how the classic theme kinda sneaks in at the credits
It really makes me cry, it's so epic.
I can't watch this without crying my eyes out. So beautiful. Flute boy was the best bit. Happy ending to a tragic story.
Zelda forever.
This sequence and music moved me to tears when I was a 13 old boy and it does now that I am a 43 old man.
Saw someone say they wanted the Mario world credits song to be played at their funeral. I want the sunrise credits to be played at mine lol. 31 years later. I’m still playing this game once a year.
You finish that game and you are SNES gamer for eternity. I finish that game each year . So deep when your are young and you pass 1-2 year on it to finish it. The first real deep video game experience!!! :P I finished Zelda 2 on NES before and finish Ocarina Of time after :P Just diamond games!!!!
"But now you have totally destroyed Ganon. His dark world will vanish."
Chokes me up every time.
I want this soundtrack played on my funeral.
After playing SS, this still remains the best Zelda.
I'm unsure about the lives count I'm still trying to figure that out but this is one of my favorite video Game endings of all time from the music to the scrolling scenery as the sky gets lighter during the staff roll it's very touching.
It counts not only deaths (including auto revives via bottle fairy), but also saves. I discovered this after my second playthrough. The only way to finish with 0 games is to leave the game on continuously (pausing with the item select screen is okay) and never ever dying.
@@tomkerruish2982 It doesn't count revives via fairy. Just actual deaths and Save and Quits. I just played through it again and can confirm... I died 3 times (once because I let my 2 year old play, lol. And then two more times immediately afterwards because I stopped being careful), and quit for the night twice. My game count at the end was 5. (I had a LOT of auto revives via fairy. So those definitely were not included.)
The best I've ever done was 3... no deaths and Save and Quit 3 times. (That was back when I had a 2 hour TV limit. So like... 30 years ago, lol.) I still have that save file. Still going for that magic "1." But I hate leaving the SNES on all night. Especially since both console and game are 30+ years old now. And the cartridge battery is somehow still holding a charge.
This is the first game I ever beat. I still love it. Truly a masterpiece.
Watching these endings and hearing these songs on TH-cam has really changed my perception of a lot of these games. I just about never get emotional while playing a game or beating a game if the ending is sad. My mind is not in a place where it can truly appreciate depth of emotion when I am playing. I'm ready for the next battle or satisfied at the victory. An emotional cutscene that may undermine that feeling gets sort of shoved aside by my subconscious.
But you come here and watch and listen to these. There's no greater context within the game you were just playing. You're not trying to avoid looking lame in front of your buddy or your dad. It's just you and that ending and that track in a vaccuum by itself, and the way it makes you feel. Then you scroll down and look at all these comments and you see how much it moved other people. And then that stirs something up inside you too. Finding these moments on TH-cam has given me a newfound appreciation for a lot of moments, tracks, cutscenes and endings that I never took the time to really appreciate when I was just playing through them.
The flute boy segments made me cry every time I played the game... a hundred years ago or so. I remember being happy when he was brought back to life and restored to normal at the end.
Now this is a satisfying ending! They don't make games like this any more!
Brain, stop with the childhood memories, stop the life flashing through my eyes, stop making these tears! IM A MAN!! :'( why..? Look what you made me do... I'm crying...
Goddangit Nintendo. You know its a good game if it can make an adult cry
I still get goosebumps when 5:50 starts...that amazing theme with a backdrop of the dark world turning to light...this game is an absolute masterpiece.
After all those years, the Triforce is finally reunited.
I believe this music is Hyrule's national anthem.
I love this game also I still have my SNES and the cartage I played this using an emulator because the video quality is higher.
The music at the end gives me chills. Koji Kondo did an AMAZING job with the music at the end of the game when they show hyrule after gannon was defeated
I think this was the first video game ending that made me realize games could aspire to art. A million RPGs followed with great endings, and then probably every AAA game these days has an emotional credit roll at least... but this was a shock to me in its day. I didn’t know a “game” was supposed to tug at my heartstrings until this.
He started off as an ordinary farmer boy. He ended up a hero.
Quite possibly the perfect game, capped off with an amazing ending.
Oh the memories I have of this game. My best friend and I beat the game back in 1996 when I was eight years old. Now I'm a junior in college and still love this game as much today as I did back then.
We all know the Master Sword never sleeps forever... eventually a new hero needs to unleash it again
Randy: NERD!! Peter Griffin: RAANNDYYY!
the first zelda I truly love at the age of 9
I'm here to hear the beautiful 3 parts of this lovely ending theme and imaging in myself playing this on piano.
I actually can play this in the piano. It took 3 months to learn. :P
7:41 Koji Kondo appears on screen when zelda's main theme begins
the king makes a good boat i must say....
5:50 🥲
I was a little thing just learning to spell words when I played and beat this game with my mom, calling to confer with my aunt whenever we hit a really tough spot...almost two decades later, I'm still in love with video games. You just never forget your first. A true classic.
One summer was consumed by this game! It was an epic game, truly masterful
AND THE MASTER SWORD SLEEPS AGAIN... until Breath of the Wild happens
*Link between worlds
Who says BotW is AFTER ALttP?
@@RyuBakuraFTW not literally after... jeez stop overthinking random Internet comments.
This bring me so many memories :D this is my favorite legend of zelda of all times, and it was the first one i've ever played :) I love it!
Aahh one of the best games ever. it brings me back to 1995. It took me 3 months and 12 days to finish this game... it was awesome. And it still is!
After 16 years I finally found this game hidden in a box in my basement. I beat it for the first time today, something I wasn't capable of doing when I was 4. I haven't been this happy to beat a game since I was a child. Thank you Zelda series for making me remember what it was like to be a kid again.
Being young when I played this, I never noticed the reference to LOTR
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The Master Sword sleeps again forever? Is this the last time it's used? I gotta check that Zelda timeline again.
TheRepty818 nah, its a netaphor. a link between worlds occurs after this one in the decline timeline
Kevin Roll Link between worlds happens after this
Im not crying, its a link to the past which entered my eye...
I'll never forget this game.. this is my childhood :) I played this before I got a Computer.. Ive been playin this all day long..
15 people are related to Ganondorf probably... ;)
Or are just some of his surviving soldiers
Yeah
This is a really epic ending, not like others ... I'm looking you BotW
SMParanoid haha true!
I get a little teary eyed listening to this
This brings back so many childhood memories. Me and my brother used to play the heck out of this game on SNES. They don't make good games with quality storytelling like this anymore.
Yeah ikr