I have a spare cartridge. Convert €20 to $ plz?
$25
Sell him the cart and don't tell him the console is region locked ::)
I know it is.
Sell him the cart and don't tell him the console is region locked ::)
I'm also learning MM (well I decided I want to try again) and have most of the tricks down except HESS and Megaflip and was wondering if anybody could make a cutscene skip guide like the one OOT has because I've been having a couple of problems figuring out what I'm supposed to do in order to skip them. I've seen most of the cutscene skips on youtube / in the run but an explanation page on ZSR would be very helpful for us newer people :D
So incase anyone's wondering, I'm trying to get SS down, but I can't seem to do it probably just because my timing is wrong.
How do you do flying zora, because I can't seem to get it consistent.
If someone could maybe help me on Skype that'd be nice aswell, my skype's HiipFire.
Still trying to get a NTSC cart/console.
How do you do flying zora, because I can't seem to get it consistent.
If someone could maybe help me on Skype that'd be nice aswell, my skype's HiipFire.
Still trying to get a NTSC cart/console.
Last edited 16 Jul 2012, 11:57 by HiipFire.
I finally found out what I was doing wrong with SS, finally starting to get it consistent.
Might play on emulator until I get a NTSC cart(so I can stream).
Last edited 16 Jul 2012, 20:34 by HiipFire.
Flying Zora : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z1tsx7nxAs
Super Slide is really all just about timing and practice. I haven't really played the game enough to be able to tell you when you should be hitting which button but with practice it gets a lot easier. One thing I highly recommend to do is use an emulator, make a save state somewhere in the main area. Give yourself unlimited items (cheat code in Project 64) and then just practice until you get it. It probably took me at least 15-30 minutes to get my first one. Then even longer before I could get another and now I can do them fairly consistently. One important thing is to make sure you are doing them on level ground (keeps timing easier) and not in the snow. I found the snow really messed up my timing. Also if you try to do really small flips (just barely outside the grab range) it makes it a bit easier to get the timing right and consistent. Good luck ^_^
*About the emulator, only try it if you happen to have a controller on hand. Playing on a keyboard is not as much fun.
Super Slide is really all just about timing and practice. I haven't really played the game enough to be able to tell you when you should be hitting which button but with practice it gets a lot easier. One thing I highly recommend to do is use an emulator, make a save state somewhere in the main area. Give yourself unlimited items (cheat code in Project 64) and then just practice until you get it. It probably took me at least 15-30 minutes to get my first one. Then even longer before I could get another and now I can do them fairly consistently. One important thing is to make sure you are doing them on level ground (keeps timing easier) and not in the snow. I found the snow really messed up my timing. Also if you try to do really small flips (just barely outside the grab range) it makes it a bit easier to get the timing right and consistent. Good luck ^_^
*About the emulator, only try it if you happen to have a controller on hand. Playing on a keyboard is not as much fun.
*About the emulator, only try it if you happen to have a controller on hand. Playing on a keyboard is COMPLETELY FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE
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