N64DD - Nintendo 64 Disk Drive

ahhhh 64dd it was about as successful as the virtual boy. it never got out of japan so there is no point downloading the roms even if there are any.(unless you know Japanese).

Or you want a complete rom collection :P
tbh simcity is easy enough, if you have played the english one, you will easy find your way around simcity64. Its all icons.

Cahos Rahne VelozaIf I recall correctly as I did at one time download a lot of N64 ROMs here on RomUlation, that games that were meant for N64DD were also hosted on here. Games like F-zero X & Zelda Ocarina of Time that have N64DD versions were bulk archived on the same archive the non-N64DD come in. Incidentally, OoT's "enhanced" GameCube version was also crammed into OoT's archive.

Unfortunately, Zelda 64DD never saw the light of day T_T
http://www.unseen64.net/articles/zelda64-project-development/
A cut-down version became OoT.
I'm hoping that the remake of OoT for the 3DS will feature the content that was scrapped for the original OoT (the cynic in me predicts just a lazy port with texture upgrades and touch-screen item selection though).

Cahos Rahne VelozaIncidentally, OoT's "enhanced" GameCube version was also crammed into OoT's archive.

Ocarina Of Time Master Quest?This device is rather interesting. Especially the fact Nintendo made it...

markswan · #23I'm hoping that the remake of OoT for the 3DS will feature the content that was scrapped for the original OoT (the cynic in me predicts just a lazy port with texture upgrades and touch-screen item selection though).

Very doubtful.I too expect it will be a rather lazy port. Improving textures isn't that big of a deal, but don't forget the 3D effects, they'd have to use that in some way... which doesn't really seem too exciting either.
Even so, i'm still happy to be seeing this come to a handheld, i pray that MM will follow.

yoshi2889 · #24Ocarina Of Time Master Quest?

Yes Master Quest LOL!I couldn't get the actual title off my mind that I just used "enhanced" as a substitute for it.

Replying to #26

I considered Master Quest, tried it, and couldn't even get everything in the Great Deku Tree at the very beginning of the game. I mean, I beat the place, but there was lots left undone. I do have the Gamecube disc with the original and Master Quest though (pre ordering Wind Waker ftw).I'm glad they didn't put OoT on the N64DD. Then I probably wouldn't of been able to play it on my old N64. :P

NatewlieHuh, I was just trying to look for a N64DD emulator just an hour ago.Zelda OoT was planned to be a game on the N64DD, utilizing a day and night system, Link affecting the world permanently (like cutting down a tree or even a foot print in the sand staying there), also there was planned to have random shuffled items in chests and stuff like that.I was mostly looking for an emulator to play around with the F-Zero X track editor. :\

Sorry to get sidetracked, but if OoT was truly planned to have those features, I'll bet you guys can guess what's gonna be added to the newest Zelda game ;)
(They dont call it downloadable content for nothing!)

Replying to #28

shit, i really hope the 3ds doesn't go down that road with downloadable content, ripp off.

Speaking of Master Quest, was I the only one that sucked so bad I barely advanced at all in Zelda II?

No, Zelda 2 is probably the hardest Zelda game.

Replying to #31

Zelda 1 and 2 are the hardest. I only found the first dungeon in Zelda 1, and I found no dungeons in Zelda 2.

Natewlie · #31No, Zelda 2 is probably the hardest Zelda game.

Not hardest per se, more like the most annoying one EVER!

Replying to #32

The first Legend of Zelda is not that hard, you just didn't know how to play right :PAs for Zelda 2, what do you mean you didn't find any dungeon!? Didn't you even enter any cave in the starting area at all? What about the towns?

Replying to #33

I entered every cave and town I could on Zelda 2. One time, I was playing on a cart that couldn't save for some reason, and I DID somehow find a hammer, but I don't remember how I did that. That time I played was the only time I came close to finding a dungeon.And on Zelda 1, I found the first dungeon, but I couldn't find the second, even with a strategy guide to tell me exactly where dungeon 2 was.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #33Not hardest per se, more like the most annoying one EVER!The first Legend of Zelda is not that hard, you just didn't know how to play right :PAs for Zelda 2, what do you mean you didn't find any dungeon!? Didn't you even enter any cave in the starting area at all? What about the towns?

Yeah, 1 was hard but it was still ok, you just had to plan what you were doing, instead of blindly walking about.
I only found 2 shitty about halfway through, progression gets way too slow, too much retracing your steps once you died.What about LttP, did you find that too hard Inunah?

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #33Not hardest per se, more like the most annoying one EVER!

I've played all the Zeldas and Zelda 2 for me, is the hardest, hands down, no doubt in my mind. Damn Darknuts or whatever they're called. And there's a couple parts in the game near the start that are brutal, those axe wielding lizard guys take off so much health and have an absurd amount of health.

Replying to #36

Ah yes those guys. But did you even try level grinding a bit before you entered caves & or Dungeons? In this regard what I always do is power up Link's sword level first, followed by his Heart level with Magic always last.Also, you really don't have to kill everything in sight, if all else fails you could just high tail it out of an area to survive.

Usoppu · #35What about LttP, did you find that too hard Inunah?

Boss battles were the toughest thing in LttP I wouldn't lie, but the game's pacing was not that hard at all.

Natewlie · #36I've played all the Zeldas and Zelda 2 for me, is the hardest, hands down, no doubt in my mind. Damn Darknuts or whatever they're called. And there's a couple parts in the game near the start that are brutal, those axe wielding lizard guys take off so much health and have an absurd amount of health.

lol those bitches, you could use shield magic to soften the blows.
Beating most enemies in 2 was all down to timing your attacks and blocking projectiles with your shield.

Replying to #37

Which is why it was great, they were capable of slaughtering you, the bosses are too easy in the present games, you can beat them first time with little hassle usually.