To the creator of this video, I was super impressed with the quality of this video. It literally made my evening. Thank you for your excellent work. Deep, thoughtful and well paced. Well done.
I clicked this video expecting to give it a chance for a minute or two and then move on, now I've watched the whole thing and I'm behind at work. Thanks a bunch!!!! But very interesting and well done.
90 minute feature length dive into one of the most discussed games in history yet it felt like a 5 minute short. This is such an informative and entertaining video I can not believe you are an up-and-coming channel. You deserve a million subs and if you keep making videos this quality, you will be there in no time.
Awesome video. When I first clicked on it, I figured it would just be a lot of the stuff I already heard from other videos, but it definitely wasn't. 100% worth watching for any retro game or Zelda fan.
I just stumbled across your channel, and with the high production value, I was SHOCKED to see that you don’t yet have ten times more followers! You’ll definitely get there with content like this. Well done, man! 👍🏻
I've seen a few videos like this, diving into the history of the first Zelda game. And this stands as one of the best of them that I've seen so far. Excellent work.
My favorite parts of this video are all the 80’s pop culture throwbacks. I found the content interesting, entertaining and very informational! This video is fantastic!!! Even if you don’t know much about video games or Legend of Zelda, this is a great watch! The best documentary I’ve seen in awhile!! Well done all around! 👍🏼👍🏼
This was a great video. The algorithm has been useless in suggesting videos for me for years but 2024 seems to be a turning point and I'm happy it sent me your way!
Blown away by your storytelling, pacing, editing, and knowledge! I thought I knew everything about the OG Zelda, but I learned quite a bit from you. I'll be checking out your other vids soon. Keep up the great production values!
Gotta say, while going to university to study game design, this video came out at the right time. I love hearing about the full history of a single game as it reminds me that they are neither an impossible undertaking or a random miracle that happens on a Gamestop's shelves.
This was absolutely awesome! As someone in their mid 40s, your storytelling resonated with me, and my memories of playing this game at various points in my life. I hope you do more of this long form content - if you do, your channel is gonna blow up!
I enjoy listening to history videos around any topic while I do some yard work. Over the last couple years I have found that if I find myself stopping to watch a video instead of just listening or if I listen to a video more than once, then I know it's a high quality video made by an excellent creator. For this video, I stopped to watch several parts and I've listened to it several times. This in turn means I think this video was tremendously well done. I can tell you've put in so much time, research, and energy into it. I look forward to your next video. Thank you for everything you've done to make this video, I've truly enjoyed it.
Duuuuude! How’d you get that perfect ‘80s lighting for the game counselor segment? It *actually* looks like old footage, that was great. Oh, uh, good video too.
This was excellent; instant subscribe at Chapter 3! I wish more creators would flag up the inspiration that Tower of Druaga clearly had on the first Zelda. Great job!
Thanks yeah, I thought it important to show how much of an impact Druaga had in Japan then Zelda. Especially since Druaga didn't come out in the US until many years later after Zelda.
Long videos such as this I wait to listen to while I'm working and I have to say, amazing job! There wasn't a second in this video that required me to be watching in order to understand what you were talking about, can't wait to see what you'll put out next!
2:31 I touched that sign yesterday when I checked into the Nintendo hotel. The two days I got left here is truly a hanafuda trip, actually staying in yamauchi sans guests bedroom
@@gamenerdlegacyHokkaido region rum and coke with ice chips and fruit. Place was nuts. There's Nintendo relics here that I've never seen from hanafuda to switch game rentals
@@NEStalgia1985 That drink sounds amazing. Old Nintendo Hanafuda cards would be so neat. Wow and Switch games rentals? Crazy. Game rentals use to be illegal in Japan.
Loved the video! I wondered how I would stay invested in quite the early Zelda game being an OOT fan growing up and beyond, but I loved your storytelling for Miyamoto's life intertwining with his famous quote. I especially loved the historical draws from older composers for the music, tickled the classical instrument lovers brains that's for sure 😁 Great work hun!
This video was so thorough and well researched. Your pacing was excellent. I enjoyed every minute. You earned a subscriber. Thank you for what I can only imagine was an immense amount of work.
Fantastic documentary! Packed full of fascinating tidbits from the well-known to the obscure! And literally laugh-out-loud hilarious at times! I came out of this history smarter than I went in!
That's awesome you've been playing since 1988.. You've been there since the beginning. I'm glad I could give a bunch of amazing facts. Thanks so much for the sub!
Fantastic work, I thoroughly enjoyed this as the first Zelda holds a special place in my heart. It's definitely one of the best deep dives of the game I've seen on here, and I've watched a lot of them on this game. Here's to your growth on TH-cam. You deserve every subscriber.
Oh that's interesting. I didn't realize they didn't change the Japanese text, yet changed the English text. I guess that's not unsurprising with the other translation mistakes they made lol. Good catch 👍
1:26:28 - "Fue" is not a mistranslation of English "flute". It is literally the Japanese word for flute/whistle (笛), which is probably why the opening crawl and instruction booklet don't match.
It saddens me to this day that I didn't keep my NES or any of my games, especially my favorite one; The Legend of Zelda. Great video! Lots of new information in there. Thanks.
Ah thanks so much. Yeah I didn't keep any of my NES games either. My original NES console broke so I got rid of it. Had to buy it all again for this video. It wasn't cheap 😅
It's worth noting, it's a popular sentiment that the game is also partially based on the Ridley Scott film "Legend". Although the plots are completely different, there are a lot of visual and elemental similarities
Excellent video! It's so nice to see cool, fun, and imaginative content from someone who had a consciousness in the 80s. Not to diss on any of the dozens of other channels out there I'm subscribed to, but it's great to get the perspective of someone closer to my own age. I've now subbed and can't wait to check out more of your content.
1:21:33 I originally thought it wasn't any of the three you mentioned, but rather, the cave in which you received the paper so that you can go the potion shop. It was a little obscure and I thought that the potion shop would be the most helpful to know at the start of the game in which the player would typically receive it.
Great work! I learned some new stuff! I actually wrote a script in college for a script writing class about the creation of the first game. It was done through flashbacks of Miyamoto as a kid, and the golden four making the game. Great work!
Just a correction: the tritone is an interval of three whole tones. Your first example (Jaws) was a semitone which, albeit also really dissonant, is quite smaller than a tritone. Likewise, the second example is a perfect fifth, so not dissonant at all. The feeling of dissonance ie that case comes from the timbre. Overall awesome video, just wanted to point this out.
The gameplay counselor you showed in purple with the nes advantage was my next door cubicle partner. Her name was Nancy something ski she was always eating polish foods for lunchtime. Glad they only showed her frosted hairdo cuz she was like 50 and we all were summer college workers. She truly killed the demographic of a game player...she ended up working with bill wright in advertising. That zekda commercial with the weird actor yelling tektites and octorocks was in the corey haim film license to drive and i think from what i remember he ended up passing by not being able to swim and going in the ocean at Newport beach
Oh so interesting. Yeah Nancy definitely killed the gamer demographic especially in the 80s. The actor in the commercial went on to be the voice of the Crypt Keeper in the show Tales from the Crypt. I had more on him for the video but i cut it for time
Aw thanks so much! Yeah the sword I'm holding is fun toy. You can find them on eBay or Amazon: www.amazon.com/ThinkGeek-Legend-Zelda-Classic-Nintendo/dp/B079S3NK76
Great job. You're wrong about a few things though. The tritone is not present in the Jaws theme. It's a half step (E, F). In the Halloween theme, it's a perfect fourth (C# F#). But you're right for the Zelda theme, it is a tritone. (C, G#)
25:30 When I first opened the manual as a kid and saw that clay model of the overworld, I knew it was going to be epic. I always wanted to recreate that wonder from the instrucrion book like a cofee table sized diorama
Great video! Congrats. It hit my feed and I subscribed, you will now skyrocket to thousands of views! The "Al-Gore-Rhythm" takes time but just change the thumbnail to the girl who played the game counselor and youll hit 100k. Thats sad but true. Thats how the internet works unfortunately. It may be worth a try, because once people watch the video they will appreciate all the work you put in and sub. Ive watched probably every Zelda video on the internet over the last 25 years and I learned a few things on this one, including how the FDS worked.
To the creator of this video, I was super impressed with the quality of this video. It literally made my evening. Thank you for your excellent work.
Deep, thoughtful and well paced. Well done.
Aw thanks so much! This comment made my day ❤
He's got that dan Cortez look and voice from 1988 MTV....nice and retro to fit the bill.
I found a falsehood ....u can also use the arrows to collect a heart or rupee
This is where you're future is.
Deep dives about super hits.
I'll follow for now. Keep up the good work.
OH MY GOODNESS I'M SO GLAD TH-cam RECCOMMENDED THIS! This looks like an amazing video! Only a few minutes into it!
Thanks so much! I hope it remained amazing past the first few minutes 😅
Miyamoto initially deciding to make the main character in his dungeon crawler Mario is the most Miyamoto sounding decision I've ever heard
Haha very true
Well, technically pipes are kind of dungeons so it is not that far fetched.
I clicked this video expecting to give it a chance for a minute or two and then move on, now I've watched the whole thing and I'm behind at work. Thanks a bunch!!!! But very interesting and well done.
Oh thanks so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Hope your able to catch up on your work!
90 minute feature length dive into one of the most discussed games in history yet it felt like a 5 minute short. This is such an informative and entertaining video I can not believe you are an up-and-coming channel. You deserve a million subs and if you keep making videos this quality, you will be there in no time.
Thank you so much! This means a lot. I'm working hard on more videos 👍
Awesome video. When I first clicked on it, I figured it would just be a lot of the stuff I already heard from other videos, but it definitely wasn't. 100% worth watching for any retro game or Zelda fan.
Aw thanks so much! I'm so glad I was able to give things you hadn't heard before.
I’m so glad YT finally recommends me this underrated gem of a video and channel! A full hour and a half of quality Zelda entertainment!!! :)
Aw thanks so much! Sometimes YT gets it right 🙌
This is one of the best video game documentaries I have ever seen on TH-cam. Great job!
I'm from the 80s and this composition makes me feel at home. Great vid!
Me too! Thanks, I tried hard and give the video an 80s vibe
I just stumbled across your channel, and with the high production value, I was SHOCKED to see that you don’t yet have ten times more followers!
You’ll definitely get there with content like this.
Well done, man! 👍🏻
Thanks so much! Yeah the algorithm is tough but I'm working hard to get my views and sub count up 👍
I've seen a few videos like this, diving into the history of the first Zelda game. And this stands as one of the best of them that I've seen so far. Excellent work.
What a research job brother- So legit! Great job with the VO, and editing of the stock footage. Heck of an undertaking
Thanks brother! It was a heck of an undertaking 😅
My favorite parts of this video are all the 80’s pop culture throwbacks. I found the content interesting, entertaining and very informational! This video is fantastic!!! Even if you don’t know much about video games or Legend of Zelda, this is a great watch! The best documentary I’ve seen in awhile!! Well done all around! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks so much!
I watch almost anything Zelda - and this is really well made and super professional. Highly recommend watching if you are a Zelda or retro / 80s fan!
Ah thanks so much!
I watch everything too lol. Thanks for the recommendation
@@lamarbabi4093 Awesome!
Where else do I find good Zelda docs
@@NEStalgia1985 Well I'm working hard on the Zelda 2 doc. Will be bit before I can get it out though, as there's a lot to cover
It is insane that this team is responsible for arguably 2 of the most influential games ever. Anddd they developed them at the SAME damn time! Legends
I know right? True legends 🙌
I’m only 17mins in. If you had put this on dvd, I would’ve purchased it! Great work
Aw thanks so much! This means a lot!
@@gamenerdlegacyyou’re very welcome, thank you for sharing this.
This was a great video. The algorithm has been useless in suggesting videos for me for years but 2024 seems to be a turning point and I'm happy it sent me your way!
Blown away by your storytelling, pacing, editing, and knowledge! I thought I knew everything about the OG Zelda, but I learned quite a bit from you. I'll be checking out your other vids soon. Keep up the great production values!
Aw thanks so much! This means lot. I'm working hard on creating more videos like this 👍
Gotta say, while going to university to study game design, this video came out at the right time. I love hearing about the full history of a single game as it reminds me that they are neither an impossible undertaking or a random miracle that happens on a Gamestop's shelves.
Well I'm glad my video came to you at the right time. That's awesome you're at University studying game design.
This was absolutely awesome! As someone in their mid 40s, your storytelling resonated with me, and my memories of playing this game at various points in my life. I hope you do more of this long form content - if you do, your channel is gonna blow up!
Aw thanks so much! As someone who is also in their 40s I'm glad it resonated with you. I am hard at work on my next big long form video 👍
This is the best overview of any games "Creation of" videos I think I've seen. You got a new sub. Keep going dude!
Aw thanks, I really appreciate your kind words. I do intend to keep going 👍
I enjoy listening to history videos around any topic while I do some yard work. Over the last couple years I have found that if I find myself stopping to watch a video instead of just listening or if I listen to a video more than once, then I know it's a high quality video made by an excellent creator. For this video, I stopped to watch several parts and I've listened to it several times. This in turn means I think this video was tremendously well done. I can tell you've put in so much time, research, and energy into it. I look forward to your next video. Thank you for everything you've done to make this video, I've truly enjoyed it.
Aw thank you so much. Your comments made my day ❤ I'm hard at work on more.
Duuuuude! How’d you get that perfect ‘80s lighting for the game counselor segment? It *actually* looks like old footage, that was great. Oh, uh, good video too.
Great editing! This must have taken weeks to produce. Also, your sense of humor made me lol a few times.
Keep going! You're good at this!
This was excellent; instant subscribe at Chapter 3! I wish more creators would flag up the inspiration that Tower of Druaga clearly had on the first Zelda. Great job!
Thanks yeah, I thought it important to show how much of an impact Druaga had in Japan then Zelda. Especially since Druaga didn't come out in the US until many years later after Zelda.
Wow! I’m not even a Zelda fan, but this documentary was excellent, and a great throwback to the 80’s!
Aw thanks! 80s nostalgia Woot! Woot! 🙌
Hehehe u zeldarized him
@@NEStalgia1985 Indeed I did, lol!
This was amazing! I never comment on vids but man I wanna give you that sweet engagement and pray the algorithm picks you up
Thank you! I really appreciate that ❤
THIS NEEDS MORE ATTENTION.
Thanks! It really does 🙏
This was fantastic, well done, dude!
Thanks so much!
Top shelf work, really. Keep making videos man you're amazing.
Long videos such as this I wait to listen to while I'm working and I have to say, amazing job! There wasn't a second in this video that required me to be watching in order to understand what you were talking about, can't wait to see what you'll put out next!
Such a smooth voice. I'm going to play this on repeat tonight
Thanks for the compliment☺ Play it on repeat to your heart's content 👍
2:31 I touched that sign yesterday when I checked into the Nintendo hotel. The two days I got left here is truly a hanafuda trip, actually staying in yamauchi sans guests bedroom
Oh really!? That's so awesome! I'm jealous
@@gamenerdlegacy dude this place is insane. Right now I'm at a bar with no bartender it's a make it yourself rum bar. Awesome
@@NEStalgia1985 Oh that's crazy! I love rum! What drink did you make yourself?
@@gamenerdlegacyHokkaido region rum and coke with ice chips and fruit. Place was nuts. There's Nintendo relics here that I've never seen from hanafuda to switch game rentals
@@NEStalgia1985 That drink sounds amazing. Old Nintendo Hanafuda cards would be so neat. Wow and Switch games rentals? Crazy. Game rentals use to be illegal in Japan.
Excellent quality retrospective! Great work 👏
Aw thanks so much ❤
This was an incredible video that deserves to be seen. Well done.
Thank you much! That means a lot.
This is amazing! Thank you for putting this together
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it
22:16 - the bow and arrow doesn't have only 1 use - it can also be used to pickup items (similar to the boomerang)
I found footage of the secondary use later in the video at 1:21:29
@@kizzaht Lmao! Oh wow! You're right! Oops! my bad. You're comments are very useful! Thanks
I love finding out how Miyamoto found his inspirations.
What an epic video! This is a full fledged documentary 🤯
Now we can all be as smart as Miyamoto! 😂
Absolutely excellent!!
Subscribed!
Great work dude, and extended team of course.
Thanks so much!
Loved the video! I wondered how I would stay invested in quite the early Zelda game being an OOT fan growing up and beyond, but I loved your storytelling for Miyamoto's life intertwining with his famous quote.
I especially loved the historical draws from older composers for the music, tickled the classical instrument lovers brains that's for sure 😁
Great work hun!
Thanks so much! I do my best to make History fun and entertaining. Im a big OoT fan myself 😊
This is a really well-made video. Learned a lot of random info about this game. Watched until the end - thanks for putting this together.
Aw thanks so much! I really appreciate that ❤
This video was so thorough and well researched. Your pacing was excellent. I enjoyed every minute. You earned a subscriber. Thank you for what I can only imagine was an immense amount of work.
Thanks so much! Yes this video was an immense undertaking. I really appreciate the sub!
Pretty great retrospective, hope this gets more views
Thank you so much!
1:14:46 getting some freaky vibes on the phallic looking photo lol
😂😂😂
Hahaha
Fantastic documentary! Packed full of fascinating tidbits from the well-known to the obscure! And literally laugh-out-loud hilarious at times! I came out of this history smarter than I went in!
Haha nice! Im glad!
Amazing edit, history, and personality from you my guy. Great video
Aw thanks so much! That means a lot
Well done. One of the best video game documentaries I've seen here on TH-cam.
Oh wow! Thanks so much!
Great video! I couldn't get enough. Great work!
Aw thanks so much! ❤
Yazzz! So glad to see this video reach 50k! It’s too good not to be seen!
Yazzz! It's had a great run ❤
Excellent video! Been playing TLOZ since 1988 and didn't know all these amazing facts. you've done outstanding research and earned a subscriber!
That's awesome you've been playing since 1988.. You've been there since the beginning. I'm glad I could give a bunch of amazing facts. Thanks so much for the sub!
Fantastic work, I thoroughly enjoyed this as the first Zelda holds a special place in my heart. It's definitely one of the best deep dives of the game I've seen on here, and I've watched a lot of them on this game. Here's to your growth on TH-cam. You deserve every subscriber.
46:52 thank you for this. Interpolation is a fundamental part of most creative processes.
You're very welcome. I feel it's very important for people understand the creative process.
Earned a sub. Fantastic stuff! Put together well
Aw thank you so much! 👍
damn i watched a ton of Zelda stuff but you actually had some new info and i love the production. Great Vid.
I've seen alot of original zelda retrospective videos. This was a great unique take
Great video and it have new information I never heard before though I watched multiple Zelda history videos. I can tell a lot of efforts went into it.
Aw thanks so much! This means a lot ❤
This was enjoyable to listen to while I am working, really funny but informative and knowledgeable!! Zelda is awesome (:
Ah thanks so much! Glad I could improve your work day!
Tiny bit long HOWEVER super well done and worth the watch. Great job!
Aw thanks so much!
This was one of the best game docs I've ever seen. Hope you do more zelda games!
Thanks so much! I am working on part 2, it's close to being finished.
There is a mistake at 1:26:00 Though the English text says "Book of Magic", the Japanese text still says "Bible", despite the update.
Oh that's interesting. I didn't realize they didn't change the Japanese text, yet changed the English text. I guess that's not unsurprising with the other translation mistakes they made lol. Good catch 👍
Great video! Looking forward to more!
Thanks so much!
1:26:28 - "Fue" is not a mistranslation of English "flute". It is literally the Japanese word for flute/whistle (笛), which is probably why the opening crawl and instruction booklet don't match.
Ah ok interesting. Good to know! 👍
It saddens me to this day that I didn't keep my NES or any of my games, especially my favorite one; The Legend of Zelda. Great video! Lots of new information in there. Thanks.
Ah thanks so much. Yeah I didn't keep any of my NES games either. My original NES console broke so I got rid of it. Had to buy it all again for this video. It wasn't cheap 😅
Awesome video! I watched the whole thing without blinking, please do more of those documentaries. =)
Aw thanks so much ❤ I am hard at work on making more.
This was so fun all the way through!
Oh wow! Thanks so much!
This was amazingly done! Thank you!
Thanks so much!
Quality video dude, you put a lot of effort into this and it paid off.
Aw thanks so much!
Subscribed Kevin. Keep em coming
Thanks so much! I'm working hard to keep em coming 👍
It's worth noting, it's a popular sentiment that the game is also partially based on the Ridley Scott film "Legend". Although the plots are completely different, there are a lot of visual and elemental similarities
I never played Zelda, it was after my time. But this is amazingly informative and entertaining. Great work!!
Aw thanks so much!
This is a piece of work. Subbed.
Excellent video! It's so nice to see cool, fun, and imaginative content from someone who had a consciousness in the 80s. Not to diss on any of the dozens of other channels out there I'm subscribed to, but it's great to get the perspective of someone closer to my own age. I've now subbed and can't wait to check out more of your content.
Thanks so much! This means a lot. Yup I was there in the 80s when Zelda first came out.
Amazing video, I'm definitely subscribing
Aw thanks so much!
Very well researched and put together, great work!
1:21:33 I originally thought it wasn't any of the three you mentioned, but rather, the cave in which you received the paper so that you can go the potion shop. It was a little obscure and I thought that the potion shop would be the most helpful to know at the start of the game in which the player would typically receive it.
Haha yeah maybe it was that cave with the paper. With the translation being as rough as is, at this point, I think anything is possible lol
I watch alot of these kinds of a videos... You sir have a earned a sub
Great work! I learned some new stuff! I actually wrote a script in college for a script writing class about the creation of the first game. It was done through flashbacks of Miyamoto as a kid, and the golden four making the game. Great work!
This was really well done.
Aw thanks so much!
26:36 Nice stranger things reference here! lol
Nice catch 😉
fantastic video, really enjoyed it so much!!!
Aw thanks so much!
Yo you crack me up dude!!!! You’re a nerd Buffett of GOLD!!!
More than earned new SUB- Bless you.
Lol! Aw thanks so much! "Nerd Buffet of GOLD!" I love it lol 👍
What movie has the guy turning into a beagle around 9:00? Google is failing me.
I think it's from the movie "Krull" I used to watch it all the time as a kid.
@@codymcdaniel6672 This is correct it is "Krull" a classic!
Just a correction: the tritone is an interval of three whole tones. Your first example (Jaws) was a semitone which, albeit also really dissonant, is quite smaller than a tritone. Likewise, the second example is a perfect fifth, so not dissonant at all. The feeling of dissonance ie that case comes from the timbre.
Overall awesome video, just wanted to point this out.
The gameplay counselor you showed in purple with the nes advantage was my next door cubicle partner. Her name was Nancy something ski she was always eating polish foods for lunchtime. Glad they only showed her frosted hairdo cuz she was like 50 and we all were summer college workers. She truly killed the demographic of a game player...she ended up working with bill wright in advertising. That zekda commercial with the weird actor yelling tektites and octorocks was in the corey haim film license to drive and i think from what i remember he ended up passing by not being able to swim and going in the ocean at Newport beach
Oh so interesting. Yeah Nancy definitely killed the gamer demographic especially in the 80s. The actor in the commercial went on to be the voice of the Crypt Keeper in the show Tales from the Crypt. I had more on him for the video but i cut it for time
Nice work i enjoyed listening while sidequesting!
Haha nice! It is a good video for that 👍
Yooo, where did that wooden sword prop from the intro come from? It's awesome!
Edit: Just finished the whole thing. This was incredible, great job!
Aw thanks so much! Yeah the sword I'm holding is fun toy. You can find them on eBay or Amazon: www.amazon.com/ThinkGeek-Legend-Zelda-Classic-Nintendo/dp/B079S3NK76
@@gamenerdlegacy Woah, I had no idea that this was an official release! That's so cool, thank you for letting me know, and keep up the good work!
@@ColeFam You're very welcome and thanks I'm working hard on more videos 👍
36:00 Holy Moly.... so Ganon and Oolong from "Dragon Ball" are baaaaaasically distant cousins??? whoa......
haha yeah, basically a good way to put it
Dude, great vid! Gonna do zelda 2 I hope!
Thanks so much! Yup! That's my plan 👍
Great job. You're wrong about a few things though. The tritone is not present in the Jaws theme. It's a half step (E, F). In the Halloween theme, it's a perfect fourth (C# F#). But you're right for the Zelda theme, it is a tritone. (C, G#)
Oh really? In my research I thought I read Jaws and Halloween has a Tritone. I'm not a music expert tho so my bad. Thanks for letting me know 👍
C to F# is a tritone
great video!
Aw thanks so much!
@@gamenerdlegacywhy u stop editing?
I still remember as a young kid, like 5 or so, the surreal realization that Link actually had a name and it wasn't my name.
As a kid in the 80s I thought for a long time Zelda was Link's name.
10:05 Makes a lot of sense in hindsight. Given one notorious title that shall not be named.
Haha true. We shall never speak of that title 😉🤫
Amazing video! I can see all of your hard work.
Thank you for making this video!
You're very welcome!
25:30 When I first opened the manual as a kid and saw that clay model of the overworld, I knew it was going to be epic. I always wanted to recreate that wonder from the instrucrion book like a cofee table sized diorama
Great video, thanks!
Thanks so much!
Amazing masterpiece of knowledge you put here, along with your gags. Well done sir.
Great video! Congrats. It hit my feed and I subscribed, you will now skyrocket to thousands of views! The "Al-Gore-Rhythm" takes time but just change the thumbnail to the girl who played the game counselor and youll hit 100k. Thats sad but true. Thats how the internet works unfortunately. It may be worth a try, because once people watch the video they will appreciate all the work you put in and sub. Ive watched probably every Zelda video on the internet over the last 25 years and I learned a few things on this one, including how the FDS worked.
Aw thanks so much! Yeah the "Al-Gore-Rhythm" is tough. Im so glad you were able to learn a few new things form my video. I really appreciate the sub.