My 3speaking Today
Hey, what's up, gamers! Welcome back to another one of my 3speaking + gameplay videos, haha. Well, now that I've wrapped up my semester assignments and college studies—at least for this month— I decided to continue this wonderful adventure in Zelda for the Super Nintendo. I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned it before, but it happens to be my second favorite Nintendo console of all time, right behind the legendary Game Boy Advance : ) .
As for today’s gameplay, this time—in order to speed up our progress through the story—I decided to head straight from the magic potion shop to the X marked on the map by the current caretaker and priest who is looking after Princess Zelda, while I defeat the evil wizard Agahnim. It turns out that along the way we encountered fierce resistance from Agahnim’s minions, who managed to weaken me significantly before I even reached the X marked on the map, so I had to once again rely on the magic fairy’s help to restore all my hearts.
Before reaching the X, we ran into a sort of fortune-teller who offered to read our future, in true gypsy style XD—as you can see in the gameplay—but he turned out to be a huge help because he also restored Link’s health or hearts. By the way, that consultation with the fortune-teller cost us 20 rupees (or green gems). Finally, we arrived at the village of Kakariko, where we went to find the village Elder, who has gone missing, and we must continue searching for him in a dense nearby forest so he can help us find the Master Sword. By the way, in Kakariko there are lots of “Wanted” posters with Link’s face on them, and because of that, all the villagers are quick to report our presence to Agahnim’s minions : / . Well, without further ado, I hope to see you in my next video, player.
Some technical details:
1. Video game: Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) (USA ROM version)
2. Emulator used: Snes9x (Windows x64)
3. Video capture software: Fraps
4. Edited and rendered: Capcut (Professional Edition x64)
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Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos
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