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04-08-2005, 04:00 AM #1OPSenior Member
Anyone remember Zelda for N64 ????
My son has been playing it for about a month off and on he is nearly through it and knows how to play the songs and everything i cant believe it as i played it when it first came out before he was born and between me and his father we did not get through the game.Hes got heaps far i cant believe that he is 4 and has almost finished it i think but i dont really know how because he wouldnt be able to read the writing to know what he has to do next.Is he gonna be a nerd ???? or is it just the age we live in ???? it kinda worries me that he wants to play it all the time.Whats so special about it ? he has xbox games like simpsons,hulk,incredibles and spiderman but never wants to play them just Zelda.Is it a male thing or what ???
jacquelyne Reviewed by jacquelyne on . Anyone remember Zelda for N64 ???? My son has been playing it for about a month off and on he is nearly through it and knows how to play the songs and everything i cant believe it as i played it when it first came out before he was born and between me and his father we did not get through the game.Hes got heaps far i cant believe that he is 4 and has almost finished it i think but i dont really know how because he wouldnt be able to read the writing to know what he has to do next.Is he gonna be a nerd ???? or is it just the age Rating: 5How much can a koala bear ?
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