A and B Reversed
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Filename: 3GreenRupees.jpg
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Source: IGN64.com
Comments: Our Forest Medallion (see A+B+C Old Style) is gone
now, and we have the more familiar design now. Link has five rupees,
and has defeated an
enemy, most likely a Stalfo, which has left behind three rupees.
Judging from the floor, I would say Link is in the Forest Temple.
Filename: 3Tektites.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: This is our first screenshot of Child Link.
We all know that he's located at Death Mountain (which hasn't changed a
bit, from then to now). The map is translucent and might be topographical.
The tektites haven't changed at all from then to now. Link seems
to have an infinite amount of Deku Sticks (odd...), and his slingshot has
an unlimited supply of ammo (unless the slingshot used deku nuts instead
of seeds).
Filename: 4RedHearts.gif
Size: 11 KB
Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Again, Adult Link is in the Forest Temple, probably
the exact same room, except now we have have four hearts (which look different
from the ones we can get in our game), and you can slightly see two red
rupees on the left in the back.
Filename: 4RedRupees.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Same ol', same ol', except now it's four red rupees.
Filename: ACrackResounds.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Here Child Link is beating a tektite with a Deku Stick.
It looks like he has a limited amount here (a white blur over the Deku
Sticks seems to confirm that), but his slingshot still is unlimited.
Cheater! (I guess that's kind of hypocritical, since I use Gameshark's
Infinite codes. ;-)
Filename: ADepressedMalon.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Link has the fairy ocarina, Navi is yellow, and the
A+B buttons are flipped, but otherwise this looks exactly like what we
have in our games. They've even translated the action button by now!
Filename: AGorgeousSunset.jpg
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Source: IGN64.com
Comments: Nice sunset, especially with the red-orange hues.
I don't remember that fence being in our game, but this is the Japanese
version. The map seems to be topographical (I wonder why they took
that out?).
Filename: AGuardedChest.jpg
Size: 13 KB
Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Navi recognizes treasure chests, apparently, since
she's one of her "Hey, look at me!" colors and is hovering over the old
treasure chest. There seems to be three Deku Babas here, which is
slightly unusual. The map and floor suggest that Child Link is in
the Deku Tree. Recognize the chest? They recycled it and used
it in Majora's Mask! Proof that they still have the beta stuff in
their archives, somewhere!
Filename: ALeaningTektite.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: The tektite appears to be leaning here (a programming
glitch, no doubt), and our wacky sign can be sign in the background.
I just want to ask one question: why would Nintendo make a screenshot of
a tektite with two feet hovering off the ground? It doesn't exactly
make a good screenshot here...
Filename: ALongWayDown.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Where the heck are you, Link? Inside Jabu Jabu?
In the cavern?
Filename: AndDisappearsInAFlash.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: And there goes Shiek, mysterious as ever.
Filename: AndHere'sThePitch!.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Tossing Link around... nothing new.
Filename: AndIt'sGood!.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Defeated a poe...
Filename: AndIt'sIngoInTheLead....jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Racing around the horse pen.
Filename: AndSwallowsLink.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Time-traveling...
Filename: AnEvenLargerRedSpin.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: No comment.
Filename: AnEvenMoreDisgruntledIngo.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Ingo looks terrible! Look at those eyes!
Get some sleep, you maniac!
Filename: AnEvilSkullApproaches.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Forest Temple. We still have the red-corners
target markers here.
Filename: AnEvilSkulltula.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Forest Temple, in one of the first few corridors.
Our first picture of a skulltula.
Filename: AnIcyCavern.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: The Ice Cavern.
Filename: AnotherBurrower.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: No comments.
Filename: APDoor.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: I think Link is also in the Deku Tree in this picture,
but I have absolutely no clue where. I'd also like to know what that
"p" symbol on the door is for.
Filename: ArmosKnights.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: I think this is Dodongo's Cavern, but it's hard to
tell. The awful blue map is back (I'm so glad they didn't
decide to keep it). Again, Link has infinite ammo.
Filename: AtTheCastle.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Link has absolutely nothing equipped except a sword
and shield and he's already at the castle! Worse yet, the guards
don't care that a little kid is standing in front of the castle drawbridge!
What do they get paid for?
Filename: AtTheCastle2.jpg
Size: 58 KB
Source: IGN64.com
Comments: THIS IS EVEN WORSE! LINK CAN TALK TO THE GUARDS!
WHY BOTHER HAVING GUARDS IF THEY DON'T GUARD ANYTHING!?!?
Filename: AtTheCastle3.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Taking a dip in the moat.
Filename: AWhisperOfTheTriforce.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: A fairy fountain, or the infamous "Unicorn Fountain."
The Triforce symbol seems oddly placed, almost off center. I would
really need to see this in animation to tell if this was more of an illusion
or indeed a marking of the Triforce on the stone.
Filename: BabaBattle1.jpg
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Source: N64.com
Comments: A picture of Link fighting a Deku Baba.
Filename: BabaBattle2.jpg
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Source: N64.com
Comments: Same here.
Filename: BabyEponaLooksUp.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: A rather cute picture of Epona as a filly.
Filename: BackAlley.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Same as ours, but what looks like a lamppost is on
the right. No clue why it's there or why they took it out.
Filename: BackAlley2.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: There's another lamppost, though we can see the top
of this one. I know for a fact they took this out, but why?
It would actually have been neat to see candle-lit lamps in the back alley
at night!
Filename: BattleScene.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: What's Link targeting? I would say the large
Lizalfo, but the target looks too far to the right to be the Lizalfo.
Weird!
Filename: BeamAttack1.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Cool attack, it's a pity they took it out. I'd
like to know how Link jumped, especially since we never see the command
"Jump" on the action button in our game, and the only jumping link does
is automatic.
Filename: BeamAttack2.jpg
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Refer to Beam Attack 1.jpg for source and comments.
Filename: BeamAttack3.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Now we have the Navi command on the action button.
I know that they had the Navi action with text for a long time, and I believe
it's in the Japanese game.
Filename: BehindTOT...IThink.jpg
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Source: Unknown (V symbol)
Comments: I think this is a picture of Child Link behind the
Temple of Time. After all, we know for a fact that you, at some point
in the beta version, could go down that path next to the Temple of Time,
since the floor is solid and a barrier exists at the end. This picture
seems awfully blurry and the dimensions aren't proportional to the TV screen
(320x240), but the detail makes forgery unlikely, especially since the
Deku Sticks and Slingshot still are unlimited.
Filename: BlindGuards.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: I think the castle level was WAY too easy.
All of the guards acted like they were blind and deaf, especially when
Link jumps onto those stairs in the hedge section before the one showed
on this screenshot (the only one with rupees). They really could've
done a better job here.
Filename: BlueBeam.jpg
Size: 9 KB
Source: Next Generation
Comments: Nothing new.
Filename: BlueBeam2.jpg
Size: 11 KB
Source: Next Generation
Filename: BlueBeam3.jpg
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Source: Next Generation
Filename: BlueCharge.jpg
Size: 13 KB
Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Link's charged up to blue status here. BUT...
take a GOOD, loong look at this picture and you will see two things that
are wrong. 1) The poe has gone partially through the wall (they always
do that, but they shouldn't), and 2) you can see the sky in the lower righthand
corner. That's a camera-polygon glitch, one that happens way too
often in this game. But why would they have that in their screenshot?
Filename: BlueSpin.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Still wish they kept that map in.
Filename: BlueSpin2.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Filename: BombFlowerDemo.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Link is now going to demonstrate to us how to use
a bomb. First stand in front of the bomb flower in question.
Filename: BombFlowerDemo2.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Press A to grab the bomb and raise it over your head.
Filename: BombFlowerDemo3.jpg
Size: 13 KB
Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: When the bomb begins to glow red, throw by pressing
A and run like mad (away from the bomb, not towards it!).
Filename: BombFlowerDemo4.jpg
Size: 38 KB
Source: IGN64.com
Comments: The bomb will explode when time runs out in a colorful
plume of dust.
Filename: BombFlowerDemo5.jpg
Size: 12 KB
Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: It's a big explosion, so be sure you're at a safe
distance.
Filename: BoomerangDemo.jpg
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Source: Nintendo Power
Comments: Now Link will demonstrate how we use the boomerang.
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