Vorge delen:
Zelda: WW, hints en tips (SPOILERS) -deel 1-
Zelda: TWW, hind, tips en Spoilers (deel 2)
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Nog even wat plaatjes over de game:
Je kan in de nieuwe zelda de wind richting veranderen door een dirigeer stokje: de wind waker (goh, leuke titel van het spel hè 
)
Ook heb je een blad om aan te zweven...
Je krijgt ook hulp van een pratende boot....
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Er is ook een hele goede website: de officiele Zelda: TWW site
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Ook zijn er wat filmpje vrijgegeven!
(je hebt wel quicktime nodig)
Nou, veel plezier met spoileren in het nieuwe topic 
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En voor het echte gespoil nog wat SECRETS :
Unlimited health:
This trick requires two bottles, and a telescope. Go to Grandma's and fill one bottle with Elixir. Set the bottle of Elixir to Y. Press Start + Y, then put an empty bottle in Y, where elixir was located. You will now have two bottles all together; one bottle full of Elixir, and one bottle half filled with Elixir. Set the full Elixir back to Y. Press Y + Start, then select the telescope on Y. You will drink the Elixir, but keep a whole bottle. This can be repeated as many times as needed.
Set one bottle of Soup to Y. Press Y + Start and put an empty bottle in the slot that the Soup occupied. Press Y + Start and you will have one full bottle of Soup and a half a bottle.
Alternate background music:
Enter the Zelda as a name when you begin a new game to hear slightly different background music throughout the game.
Successfully complete the game. You can hear the slightly different background music, just the same if you entered "Zelda" as your name.
Understand Hyrulian language:
Successfully complete the game. This allows you to understand the ancient language of Hyrule. When you talk to the gods such as Valoo and Jabun, you will understand what they are saying.
Alternate costumes and DX camera:
Successfully complete the game and save at the end. Start another game with that saved game file. Ayril will be wearing the skull shirt from the ending, Link will wear his pajamas from the beginning all the way through the game, and the DX camera that takes color pictures will be in your inventory.
Successfully complete the game once to get "invisible" clothes from Grandma for Link to put on over his PJ's. Some Outsetians will say different things.
Color Pictographs:
Successfully complete the game the first time. When asked if you want to make another save file, answer "Yes". When you play the new game, the Pictograph Box will be in your inventory.
When you get the regular Pictograph, take it to Lenzo and show it to him. He will ask you to take pictures of certain things. When you complete that, he will give you a Joy Pendent and you will become his assistant. Go to Forest Heaven and capture a firefly in a bottle. Take the firefly over to Lenzo and show it to him. He will put the firefly in your Pictograph and it will become a Deluxe Pictograph. You can now take pictures in color.
Met dank aan Gieling en Funmaster voor de OP EggsTC voor de secrets, en Freaky_Pauwie voor het beschikbaar stellen van HAAR post 
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Notorious_Roy op 07-05-2003 12:02]
quote:Het wachten is aan hem. Als hij hem post kan ik hem erin plakken
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:27 schreef funmaster het volgende:
Ik heb al een openingspost gemaakt voor het volgende deel.
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
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quote:We wachten even Funmaster af
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:53 schreef Freaky_pauwie het volgende:
anders maak maar een nieuw topic hoor, deze weggooien
quote:Wow... das wel erg snel
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:51 schreef Scapa het volgende:
Ik vlieg wel door het spel heen, ben al in Ganon's Tower
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
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er zit zo ergens een vent op een trap,
en die heeft het over een foto maken over iets ronds ofzo
Weet iemand misschien waar hij het over heeft?
En ik kan een van die rotjongens niet vinden!
Eentje uit de boom gevist, een achter de struiken, en nog een ergens vandaan.. maar de ander...
Zo, en nu verder met alle tips
Vorge delen:
Zelda: WW, hints en tips (SPOILERS) -deel 1-
Zelda: TWW, hind, tips en Spoilers (deel 2)
Volgende keer ook plaatjes heh 
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Notorious_Roy op 06-05-2003 18:14]
quote:Kijk eens achter de grafsteen
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:55 schreef Freaky_pauwie het volgende:
En ik kan een van die rotjongens niet vinden!
Eentje uit de boom gevist, een achter de struiken, en nog een ergens vandaan.. maar de ander...
quote:Yup, edit je bericht maar en stop het daarin
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:58 schreef funmaster het volgende:
Moet ik het in dit topic doen?
Dan knip en plak ik het naar de OP
Iedereen blij
Mr. Zurkon doesn't need bolts, his currency is pain
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quote:Jaaa, ik dacht dat jij hem zou maken,
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 17:58 schreef funmaster het volgende:
Hier is ie!
maar ik zag hem maar niet...
Thanks trouwens! Zal achter die grafsteen kijken!
En met die foto? weet iemand dat
quote:Volgens mij moet t de maan zijn.....maar dit accepteert ie bij mij ook niet. Het moet in ieder geval met volledig volle maan. Kan ook zijn dat het in kleur moet....
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 18:12 schreef Freaky_pauwie het volgende:[..]
Jaaa, ik dacht dat jij hem zou maken,
maar ik zag hem maar niet...Thanks trouwens! Zal achter die grafsteen kijken!
En met die foto? weet iemand dat
?
quote:FA's,
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 19:50 schreef G1Ace het volgende:
modjes zijn langzaam vrees ik
Ben nu voor de 2e keer naar mijn zus opzoek....
Maar ik was bijna bij het einde en ikmoest weg 
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door gieling.com op 06-05-2003 19:59]
Zelda the Windwaker SPOILERS
Vorige Delen :
Zelda: WW, hints en tips (SPOILERS) -deel 1-
Zelda: TWW, hind, tips en Spoilers (deel 2)
Screens :
Onze leuke dirigeer stok 
Niet te vergeten : Ons geile DEKU-LEAF
En on top of all : Onze gangsterboot!
En hier nog wat lieve screens 
Filmpjes :
Ook zijn er wat filmpje vrijgegeven!
(je hebt wel quicktime nodig)
Review : (Voor de liefhebbers)
quote:En voor het echte gespoil nog wat SECRETS :
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
US Review
By Paul - 3rd May 2003 23:35Mwa ha ha ha ha! Foolish fools who mocked this game long ago after seeing screenshots! I laugh at you and your foolish faces!!! Not only is this easily the best GameCube game to date, it is arguably the best Zelda game ever. I guess I can understand why some people think Link seems a little weird, but hes never looked better if you ask me. And, technically, hes not even the same Link as in other Zelda games. The Wind Waker takes place 100 years after Ocarina of Time; since then, Ganon had risen again, but the peoples pleas went unanswered, and the legendary Hero of Time did not appear. The land of Hyrule has since disappeared, no one knows to where. Those left live on small islands scattered throughout the sea. On one of these islands, Outset Island, it is custom to clothe young boys in the green garb of the legendary hero for a day once they have come of age. This day has come for a young boy named Link, when suddenly, a gigantic bird being chased by a pirate ship kidnaps Links sister. The pirates leader, Tetra, a cunning young girl, reluctantly agrees to help Link save her, and thus his adventure begins. The Wind Waker has a much more subtle version of the get the Master Sword, the Triforce, and kill Ganon, storyline (and, yes, you do actually collect Links eight fragments of the Triforce of Courage like in the first Zelda for NES), making it a completely new Zelda experience, especially with all the seafaring.
Graphics:
Despite having cel-shaded graphics, the Wind Waker does not really look very cartoony, like most cel-shaded games. Instead, it has its own unique style, and looks incredible. Even if you dont like the way Link looks, you have to admit most of the other people look fine, and that the background graphics are great. Your range of vision is extremely far, being necessary to spot islands on the horizon. The special effects, such as rain, lightning, smoke, and explosions, all look amazing, and the bosses of dungeons are huge and freakishly terrifying. This game is also very realistic; when Link is wet from recently being in water or rain, his clothes drip. He shows a wide range of facial expressions, especially with his eyes, which will focus on enemies or objects of importance.
Sound:
Nintendo had better sell the soundtrack to this game in places other than Japan! (Which they probably will, considering they did with the last two console Zelda games) The music is a perfect blend of mostly new Zelda music, of its own style, and some traditional Zelda music, much of which has been slightly changed. The sound effects are similar to those of previous Zelda games, but are more numerous, particularly Links vocal expressions. He comes with the standard yells as well as a few new screams and short phrases. Dialogue might have been nice but probably would have made what many already consider a weird Zelda game even stranger.
Gameplay:
It doesnt get any better than this, my friends. The combat of the Wind Waker is incredible. Much better than that of Star Fox Adventures (which I had ironically compared to previous Zelda games in my review of SFA). Link can now perform several different combos with the sword, as well as parry - the moment before a targeted enemy strikes, the A button on the display will spike, your sword will glow, and the controller will rumble. If you press A during this brief moment, you will instantly perform a combination dodge/counterattack, which will most likely leave your enemy reeling with pain. Throughout the game as you collect Swordsmans Crests, usually dropped by a certain kind of enemy, and every ten the sword master on Outset Island will teach you a new sword technique, the first of which being the Cyclone - hold B for longer than a normal spin attack to charge the sword, then release to unleash spinning doom upon a mass of enemies over a wide area (or even just a field of grass, if you want). Your enemies will often drop their weapons, which you can pick up and use as long and you remain in the room. And considering that most of your enemies have weapons bigger than Link is, thats pretty good.
One of the main new focuses of the Wind Waker is on seafaring. With this the game teaches lessons never before touched upon by Zelda games in addition to good old Zelda values; for example, A bomb that explodes in your face hurts, as well as You cant sail against the wind. Early in the story you will receive the aid of the King of Red Lions, a talking boat, who is secretly a character from many previous Zelda games, although he has never been shown before (and I wont spoil it any more than that). Once you acquire a sail for him, you can set out for the open ocean, or at least in the direction the wind is blowing. However, once you get the Wind Waker you can direct the wind, and sail to your hearts content. I suppose the one drawback to this game is that sailing can get a little boring, but usually the trips arent too long and most of the time youll be busy searching for sunken treasure and battling enemies such as sharks, Octoroks, and warships. And later on you learn to conduct a song that allows you to teleport via cyclone to many different locations across the sea.
A few other points Id like to touch on: there are at least two, maybe more, partner dungeons, meaning you are accompanied by another character, which will follow you, you can lift, carry, and throw, and take control of by conducting a song. They are not much of a burden either, seeing as they dont have health and you can control them from anywhere in the room, guiding them out of trouble spots. Using their abilities, such as flying, reflecting light, growing trees, etc., you can overcome some particularly tricky puzzles. Another interesting new aspect of the Wind Waker is the Tingle Tuner - you can hook a GBA into one of the other controller ports and have a friend help. Your friend will receive a map of the area you are in, as well as hints about the area and locations of treasures and other objects of importance. He will also have a cursor visible on the TV screen, and be able to target enemies, get information on them, and for a price of ten rupees, drop a bomb on the enemy from out of nowhere. A couple other points of interest: I can carry 5000 rupees and 99 bombs so far; veterans of previous Zelda games will know that is an absolute boatload of rupees and bombs. Only 30 arrows so far though.
Controls:
Well, what can I say? It plays pretty much like previous Zelda N64 games. One nice difference is that you can set the L-targeting to target an enemy only as long as you hold L, or the traditional press once then press L again to switch targets. Also, you have A as a primary action and R as a secondary action - you now have different buttons for, say, climbing or grabbing a block, and for throwing or dropping a carried item.
A - primary action / talk / roll / dodge / jump attack / parry / sidle against wall
B - swing sword - combine will control stick for different swings
X - Item Assign
Y - Item Assign
R - Secondary action
Z - Tertiary action
L - Target / center camera behind
C stick - rotate camera
Control stick - move
D pad - mapLastability:
The Wind Waker is at least as long as Ocarina of Time, if not longer. I have already completed 6 dungeons and still havent even gotten one of the eight fragments of the Triforce of Courage. Im not sure if theres a dungeon for each one of those, but there could be. And once I get those, all that does is get me into Hyrule, and who knows how much goes on there. My point is Im not even done and I know its plenty long. I guess theres probably not a whole lot of replay value, but you could play it over to find items you missed.
Final Say:
If there is such a thing as a perfect game, then this is it. Metroid Prime is arguably as good, so it really comes down to a matter of personal preference. And who doesnt absolutely love Zelda games? What I can say for sure is that GameCube has another solid game thatll make the PS2 and Xbox fan boys cry themselves to sleep at night (no offense to non-fan boys who like those systems).
Unlimited health:
This trick requires two bottles, and a telescope. Go to Grandma's and fill one bottle with Elixir. Set the bottle of Elixir to Y. Press Start + Y, then put an empty bottle in Y, where elixir was located. You will now have two bottles all together; one bottle full of Elixir, and one bottle half filled with Elixir. Set the full Elixir back to Y. Press Y + Start, then select the telescope on Y. You will drink the Elixir, but keep a whole bottle. This can be repeated as many times as needed.
Set one bottle of Soup to Y. Press Y + Start and put an empty bottle in the slot that the Soup occupied. Press Y + Start and you will have one full bottle of Soup and a half a bottle.
Alternate background music:
Enter the Zelda as a name when you begin a new game to hear slightly different background music throughout the game.
Successfully complete the game. You can hear the slightly different background music, just the same if you entered "Zelda" as your name.
Understand Hyrulian language:
Successfully complete the game. This allows you to understand the ancient language of Hyrule. When you talk to the gods such as Valoo and Jabun, you will understand what they are saying.
Alternate costumes and DX camera:
Successfully complete the game and save at the end. Start another game with that saved game file. Ayril will be wearing the skull shirt from the ending, Link will wear his pajamas from the beginning all the way through the game, and the DX camera that takes color pictures will be in your inventory.
Successfully complete the game once to get "invisible" clothes from Grandma for Link to put on over his PJ's. Some Outsetians will say different things.
Color Pictographs:
Successfully complete the game the first time. When asked if you want to make another save file, answer "Yes". When you play the new game, the Pictograph Box will be in your inventory.
When you get the regular Pictograph, take it to Lenzo and show it to him. He will ask you to take pictures of certain things. When you complete that, he will give you a Joy Pendent and you will become his assistant. Go to Forest Heaven and capture a firefly in a bottle. Take the firefly over to Lenzo and show it to him. He will put the firefly in your Pictograph and it will become a Deluxe Pictograph. You can now take pictures in color.
quote:Van veraf iets er tegenaan gooien, als ze blauw zijn. Kijk eens op het dak
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 19:57 schreef funmaster het volgende:
In Forbidden Forest, is op B1 een kamer met een schat. Op de schat groeien planten. Er is weinig plek in het kamertje en je moet er naar toe kruipen. Hoe versla je deze planten?
quote:Je moet ergens naar bovengaan (uit dat krappe kamertje) (direct voor de kruip uitgang zijn 2 platvormen)
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 19:57 schreef funmaster het volgende:
In Forbidden Forest, is op B1 een kamer met een schat. Op de schat groeien planten. Er is weinig plek in het kamertje en je moet er naar toe kruipen. Hoe versla je deze planten?
Dan moet je naar het grote platform iets verder.
Daar zie je ergens zo'n plant om een hangbrug te laten komen.
Dan ga je daarmee naar de overkant. Daar is een bom. Die bom gooi je via de bovenkant in die plek met die plant. En hij is eraf
quote:Die is het
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 20:03 schreef Anahka2309 het volgende:
Als het de kamer is die ik denk dat het is moet je naar boven klimmen en een van die bomplanten in de kamer met de kist mikken.
quote:Ik dacht eerst dat je de bom tegen de deur moest gooien.. maar dat was dus niet zo, THNX!
Op dinsdag 6 mei 2003 20:04 schreef gieling.com het volgende:[..]
Die is het
