Replacing the Boss Music with Tetris Type A petrie911 2026-09-26 | Replacing the Boss Music with Tetris Type A
Unused actor: Forest Temple Ladder with Clasp petrie911 2020-09-16 | There's long been a question of what actor 0x00E2 is. No room has it, and loading it would crash the game. Well, it turns out no one tried loading it with actor variable 0xFFFF. So here it is: a clasp holding a ladder that can be shot to make it fall down.This appears to have been scrapped early in development. There's no really plausible place for it to be (even this is a little too short for it), the ladder is only solid and textured on one side, and the clasp has no lighting. Still, it's a fully functional droppable ladder.See this image for a closer look at the clasp. https://i.imgur.com/vqYoTCd.pngThis was discovered as part of the Ocarina of Time decompilation project, which is trying to recreate the source code of OoT. You should check it out. It's neat, and we could use the help.github.com/zeldaret/oot
Unused Path of Radiance animation throwing axe Aether petrie911 2019-01-11 | Uploaded mostly for my own reference since I can't seem to find any videos of it. It's a neat animation--a pity Ike never gets to use axes.
Ocarina of Time Mod Concept Dynamic Boss Music petrie911 2017-05-12 | By hijacking the function the game uses to play the music sequences for Ocarina songs, you can have the game play different music depending on what the boss is doing. Here I demonstrate some Twilight Princess-style "boss is vulnerable" music, but it could be associated with any boss action.This is labeled a mod concept because I haven't actually made the mod. It's only 3 instructions to start/stop a clip, but it would still require a bunch of disassembly of boss ASM which I don't feel like doing. For this video I just edited the RAM on the fly to make the music play. The Ganondorf part is a little glitchy due to some odd behavior with his BGM that would need to be fixed in a real implementation
Petries Challenge comes to the Virtual Console petrie911 2017-03-01 | At long last, Petrie's Challenge comes to the Wii Virtual Console! This updated version of the game also includes several bug fixes, redesigned rooms, and adds bosses to each dungeon.For those who haven't played it before, the game consists of the Forest, Fire, and Water temples, which have been strung together such that completing Forest takes you to Fire, Fire to Water, and Water to the end of the game. Each temple has been heavily modified to the point where it plays almost nothing like the original. In them, you will find complex puzzles, difficult fights, and tests of dexterity unlike anything in other Zelda games. Will you rise to the challenge?This mod can be played on any N64 emulator and the N64 hardware through a flash cart. As the title suggests, it will also play on the Wii Virtual Console if injected into a WAD.To get the mod, download and unzip this archive. drive.google.com/open?id=0B7pvDjLAkB-CVVE5S3BMWWctMW8There's a readme in it that will tell you what you need to know. You'll also need a PAL Master Quest ROM (don't worry, it'll still run at 60fps), and for VC players you'll need a WAD to inject into. I of course suggest that you acquire a legitimate copy of each and dump them yourself, but ultimately it's up to you.For any questions, comments, bug reports, or whatever, just message me here on YouTube. I'll try to respond as quickly as possible.I hope you enjoy it.
Get inside a wall in Master Quests Forest Temple petrie911 2014-08-01 | Interestingly, this only works in MQ and not in original OoT. See if you can figure out why.This also works in OoT3D's Master Quest.
Graveyard Heart Piece without Magic Bean an alternate method petrie911 2014-03-14 | A fun alternative method of getting this heart piece. It's not significantly faster than the usual method, but if you're not very consistent, you don't have to jump off and climb back up every try.Second segment is just demonstrating that you can still pick up the piece in one throw.
Petries Challenge Demo Release Trailer Updated 8/7/2014 petrie911 2014-02-26 | This is a demo for my modified version of Ocarina of Time. It consists of the Forest, Fire, and Water temples, which have been strung together such that completing Forest takes you to Fire, Fire to Water, and Water to the end of the demo. Each temple has been heavily modified to the point where it plays almost nothing like the original. In them, you will find complex puzzles, difficult fights, and tests of dexterity unlike anything in other Zelda games. Will you rise to the challenge?This mod can be played on any N64 emulator. For those of you with N64 flash carts, it can also be played on the N64 hardware. Unfortunately, it does not work in a VC WAD, so you'll have to use something like Wii64 if you want to play on the Wii.To get the mod, download this file. There's a readme in it that will tell you what you need to know. I'll tell you in advance you'll need a copy of the (non-debug) Master Quest ROM. I can't tell you where to get one, but it's not too hard to find.http://cloudmodding.com/zelda/petrie/files/patcher.zipUPDATED 8/7/2014For any questions, comments, bug reports, or whatever, you can contact me through the following methods. You can also message me on Youtube, as I've finally given into our Google overlords and attached my account to G+.Twitter: @petriezelda #petriemodemail: petriezelda@gmail.comIRC: #zeldahacking on irc.speedrunslive.comForums:the-gcn.com/topic/2831-petries-challenge-working-title-oot-modhttp://forums.zeldaspeedruns.com/index.php?topic=1553.0http://cloudmodding.com/forum/topic/21I hope you enjoy it.
In-game timer for Ocarina of Time petrie911 2014-01-29 | Hey, look at that, I'm not dead. And I'm still working on Zelda hacking. It's a miracle!Anyways, I repurposed the marathon and horse race timers to make an in-game timer that is accurate to the frame (compare it to the video time each time it comes up). It also is part of the save file, and thus carries over when you save and quit. It doesn't run during the start menu, though, which may or may not be a problem.The pocket egg isn't important; it was just a source of text box on demand.Actually, there's a fair bit more going on in this video than the timer. Obviously I'm showing off my quick boot change hack again, but what else is different about this video?
Use the Hookshot in midair petrie911 2013-08-14 | An idea I had that CloudMax helpfully figured out how to implement in the game. By changing a single instruction in the game, you can fire the hookshot in midair. Neat!
Get all the Kafei/Anju quest rewards in one cycle petrie911 2013-06-03 | One of the annoyances in 100% of the Kafei/Anju quest is that you could only use the Letter to Mama once to get either the Postmans's Hat or the bottle of Chateu Romani. However, because Song of Time storage resets all the event flags, you can get the Curiosity Shop guy to give you another letter.This has to be done after getting the Couple's Mask. If you reset the flags before that, Kafei and Anju won't be there. Also, since the Milk Bar closes its door at 5 am, you'll have to be pretty quick to get there in time.The order here is pretty important. So, to recap...Give the letter to the postmanGet Postman's Hat and Couple's MaskStore a Song of Time text and blank the flagsGet second letterDeliver second letter to Madame Aroma
Ocarina of Time Hack Lock ALL the things petrie911 2013-05-08 | This isn't really a hack so much as a repurposing of actors. But it seemed useful enough to warrant a video anyways.The locked doors from Thieves' Hideout can be used to put locks on all manner of things.Only thing to watch out for is that you need the proper collectible flag set for them to function. The door's actor variable is XXYY, where XX is the collectible flag and YY is the switch flag.
Snowhead early without explosives a reasonably easy setup petrie911 2013-04-24 | This trick is rather annoying as it requires a precise angle. I've gotten quite a bit of consistency with this setup. Of course, making it fast is another thing entirely.Anyways, stand in the place shown in the video. You should use the texture on the ground to align yourself. Switch to Deku and go into Cup mode. Align the clock with the corner of the snowball as in the video. Then just backwalk and mash the A button. It may take a bit of time, but you should eventually jump over the snowball.You can also superslide off Boes or Tektites using the grabbable snowballs. Your call on whether you think that's easier.This can also be used to get Lens of Truth on the first cycle. This isn't particularly useful, but it is neat.
Seamwalk for Mountains Early petrie911 2013-04-10 | So that's why Snowhead couldn't block Link from getting in. He had mountainwalk.Anyways, this is continuing in my series of uploading old school trick videos that I can't seem to find on Youtube. This is still somewhat relevant in a no-explosives run.
C Up Big Octo skip petrie911 2013-04-04 | Ah, the original big octo skip. Useful because it requires nothing but the Deku Mask. I noticed there didn't seem to be a video dedicated to it on YT, so I decided to make one myself.Start by standing on the lily pad as shown and facing the flower. Take the deku mask on and off, then go into first person mode. As the pad sinks, you'll eventually be able to move. Hop forward onto the flower.Press back on the control stick a few times to turn around until the lily pad reappears. Then face right and sidehop. You should land on the lily pad.Next, sidehop again. You'll have to bend it backwards, then forwards to land on the lily pad on the other side of the big octo. Turn around and you should see the next lily pad. Turn right and sidehop to it. You should now be beyond the black plane.Finally, walk forward towards the big octo. You should hop twice before he sucks you in. When he spits you out, aim for the lily pad in the video. Your remaining three jumps should be just enough to get you there.
Ocarina of Time Hack Reduced Block Pushing Delay petrie911 2012-12-29 | Inspired by Paraxade's comment in the previous video, I tried removing the delay on pushing blocks. I like this much better, as you get similar speed while retaining the ability for small pushes.For reference, the block push delay is normally 10 (half a second).
Ocarina of Time Hack Faster Block Pushing petrie911 2012-12-28 | I always meant to get around to this, and now I finally did. This will be quite helpful in the mod I'm making when I'm finally done.Here, I show solving the Forest Temple block puzzle in MQ. First with, then without, the fast pushing mod. The difference should be pretty clear, and adds up to over 20 seconds over the course of doing the puzzle.For technical details, I increased the push length to 40 (from 20) and the maximum push speed to 5 (from 2).
Area 6 John Cage remix petrie911 2012-09-30 | This is an old video of an attempt to import the Area 6 music into Kakariko. No real reason; I was just testing out custom music tracks. Obviously this didn't exactly work, but the result is rather interesting. As shown in the link below, replacing the boss music with Tetris Type A worked a lot better.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GefyQCDYTs0
TAS Metroid Prime first form petrie911 2012-08-27 | This video shows the TAS method of defeating Metroid Prime's first form. The most important thing is that the Ice Spreader is not needed to skip forms, meaning that it saves time to not get it.Hitting Prime as he's charging isn't so hard, but hitting him without getting hit hard yourself is. You need to do that to hit him as he turns around. I get hit like that in the Power to Plasma transition in subchamber 3, but it's fine since I need to charge the Plasma beam during that time.
Flamethrower vs Metroid Prime Power Form petrie911 2012-08-15 | So, the flamethrower hurts Metroid Prime while it's only vulnerable to the Power Beam. Who knew?This isn't useful, since Supers are still faster and more efficient, but it is neat.
Metroid Prime TAS Plasma without Wave petrie911 2012-08-14 | I was working on this before my little hiatus. It was mostly to test timing for possible plasma before wave routes. Figured I might as well finish it up. It's not as clean as it could be, but I think it does a reasonable job of showing some good TAS wallcrawling.
Ocarina of Time ASM Mod All 6 medallions required petrie911 2012-03-02 | I rewrote the medallion check code. Mine takes up half the instructions that the old one did, and actually checks all of them. The first 4 clips show the unmodified ROM, which plays the Light Arrow Cutscene provided you have Spirit and Shadow. The last 4 clips show my modified ROM, which only plays the cutscene if you have all 6 Medallions.
Taking a swim with Dark Link petrie911 2011-06-15 | 3 months without uploading a video...where did the time go?Anyways, here's something I stumbled across a while back. Dark Link's AI handles swimming surprisingly well, especially considering that it's clearly the same AI it uses on land. Currently no plans to implement it in the hack, due to the problem shown at the end. If I hadn't killed him, he'd float away through the ceiling and the fight would be unwinnable.I tried to ASM that out, but Dark Link is rather complicated, even though his actor is relatively short. The reason is that his actor is actually a shell that generates controller inputs to feed into a copy of Link's actor. In fact, if you watch Dark Link's RAM, you can see the controller inputs he's using. Anyways, this means that his seemingly simple actor is intertwined with the vast monstrosity that is Link's actor. And Link's swimming routine is not simple.Also, Dark Link's actor is named torch2. I have no idea why.
King Dodongo runs laps for 5 minutes while I play no music whatsoever petrie911 2011-03-09 | King Dodongo wanted Link to help him lose weight, since he's such a fatass. Stumbled across this while testing some stuff against KD. Found it far funnier than it probably is.
Use your sword on Gyorg: Glorious Nippon edition petrie911 2011-02-25 | In the Japanese version of MM, as well as OoT, ISG retains the power of the last sword hit used. This allows us to deal 8 damage to Gyorg, and skip his little fish cutscene. If you're wondering about the arrow count, I had to hack everything into my inventory to make this in a reasonable amount of time, and forgot to give myself a quiver.
Use your sword on Gyorg petrie911 2011-02-24 | This most certainly isn't faster, but it is cool. Hover directly over Gyorg and do a bottle dive to damage him. As you can see, ISG off the Great Fairy Sword does 4 damage to Gyorg. (The Zora Barrier does 2, and Gyorg has 10HP) In the Japanese version of MM, power crouch stabs still work. This means that by jumpslashing with the GFS before activating ISG, you can deal 8 damage in a single hit. By hitting him with the Zora barrier and then with the 8 damage ISG, you could skip the little fish cutscene. That probably would be faster, though obviously 100%-only. This is also by far the easiest way to damage Gyorg without the Zora Mask, as you simply have to hover over him and bottle dive. No tricky timing or aiming of bombchus whatsoever.
TAS Omega Pirate without cutscene skip petrie911 2011-02-17 | Skipping the Omega Pirate's cutscene lets you easily kill him without him being able to do anything. However, the TAS might not have the ability to skip cutscenes, as that requires starting from a save file that has completed the game. Thankfully, in any% and 100%, you can kill the Omega Pirate without him being able to do anything anyways. The stuff I was doing with the Ice Troopers obviously isn't necessary. But I figured I should try to make the wait for Omega to appear moderately entertaining.
Metroid Prime TAS Demonstration X-Ray Visor in 21% petrie911 2011-02-16 | Great Tree Hall may very well be the hardest room in all of 21%, though Phendrana's Edge is a strong contender. I'm not sure if anyone's actually done the whole thing, and Paraxade and Miles both used Secret Worlds to get around it. It is apparently possible to use a DBJ instead of an HBJ on the spider ball track, but I was unable to get the DBJ to work. I came very close many times, though, so I wouldn't be horribly surprised if it really were possible. I must say, I'm very surprised at how well Dolphin syncs. After switching to LLE Sound, not only do my movies now sync when dumping audio, but they barely desync at all while recording. In fact, while recording this movie, it only ever desynced once (at the bomb jump in Life Grove Tunnel). Also, as of r7176, Dolphin correctly records the L and R buttons. The above was made with r7180.
Metroid Prime TAS Demonstration Frozen Pike in 21% petrie911 2011-02-15 | By DBJing off this rock, one can avoid using the usual TBJ onto the spider ball track. While this saves time, bomb jumping off the rock is extremely difficult. Perfect for a TAS. Also, while I know that Dolphin has the ability to record sound, turning it on causes my movies to desync. I'll try to find a fix for this, so hopefully in the future I'll have the in-game sounds.
Metroid Prime TAS demonstration Space Jump First petrie911 2011-02-13 | This video is a test of Dolphin's rerecording abilities. It was played back from a single dtm file, with no editing of the video (except for speeding it up to 60fps). The dtm and corresponding memory card can be downloaded below. If you have the most recent version of Dolphin and a Metroid Prime iso, try playing it back for yourself to see if it syncs. http://www.mediafire.com/?ps3aa87yd2pdtib The movie was made with revision 7144M. You can download it below, but it'll only work if you have a 64-bit OS. http://www.mediafire.com/?a0cl4qcqow4xm2a
TAS of Odolwas Trial petrie911 2011-02-06 | Well, figured as long as I was doing these. Might get to the other two later. Wish I didn't have to do those long hovers at the end, but everything's really far apart there. Stupid golden flowers.
TAS of Gohts Trial petrie911 2011-02-05 | Could stand to be better optimized. This should be the fastest route, tool-assisted or no. Unassisted runners probably will want to uncurl and start a new roll at the bridge, though.
Cut a sign into 9 pieces petrie911 2011-01-24 | An interesting challenge is to cut a sign into as many pieces as possible. In this video, I show how to cut it into 9 pieces. Now, the question is, is it possible to cut a sign into all 10 of its component pieces?
Dolphin Dive onto high platforms petrie911 2011-01-16 | Yeah, this will only work on platforms that you can high grab anyways, but in principle it's better because you can use it on non-grabbable edges. Of course, I'm not sure if there are any edges that are non-grabbable and at this height, but whatever.
Seamwalk to the top of Ikana Castle petrie911 2010-12-31 | This is unspeakably hard to do, even with savestates. Combine with it being incredibly slow, and I can't see it ever being useful in a run. Neat, though.
Great Bay No Epona, No Goron, No ISG petrie911 2010-12-15 | Recoil jumps solve everything in No-ISG. A shield-dropped chu works just as well.
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Speed Run Dark Story in 33:41.70, single segment petrie911 2010-12-13 | This is my old SA2B Dark Story run from a while back that's currently on SDA. Now that the time restriction no longer applies to me, I decided to take nate's Insane Quality encode and upload it here, so I can have a high quality version of it that isn't chopped into 6 pieces. For commentary on the run, see its page on SDA here http://speeddemosarchive.com/SonicAdventure2.html BTW, the run's fairly out of date at this point. I would fully expect a run these days could get sub-30.
Use daybreak to skip cutscenes petrie911 2010-12-10 | It's already known that you can skip cutscenes by playing the Song of Double Time to cause nightfall. However, many of the same scenes can be skipped by letting daybreak come naturally. Now, normally, you can't have a cutscene and daybreak happen at the same time. Either the cutscene plays and stops the clock, or daybreak happens and stops you from entering the cutscene trigger. However, whenever you unpause the game, the clock advances 1 frame. Thus, if you pause on the exact frame you trigger the cutscene, and you trigger the cutscene exactly 1 frame before the day changes, the day change and the cutscene will happen at the same time, and daybreak takes priority. This is 9 seconds faster than playing the Song of Double Time to cause nightfall, which is its main advantage. However, the SoDT to night works on more cutscenes than this, it does not require a specific time, and it only requires one level of frame perfection.
Skip the New Wave Bossa Nova learning cutscene petrie911 2010-12-07 | You have 6 frames to pause between pulling out the guitar and when the cutscene starts. After that, unpause, whip out the ocarina, and warp out.
Dog Racetrack 100% TAS strategy petrie911 2010-12-05 | By getting into the racetrack before the day changes, you don't have to wait for the day to change or watch the day change cutscene. Unfortunately the dog race desynced on me because I forgot to check for sync before encoding. It was a bad choice.
Get into the cucco shack at night petrie911 2010-12-05 | There's a few ways to do this, but this seems to need the fewest explosives.
More no-explosives tricks petrie911 2010-11-18 | OK, there are 12 tricks here for a no-explosive run. 1) Gekko skip in Woodfall. Hookshot clip through the wall. I think the snapper needs to be in the corner, or else Link pushes him too far away from the wall. 2) Leever Hover. This one's needed to complete the game. You can also get ISG off the bushes in Termina Field. 3) Early red switch You can also jumpslash along the axle to skip the yellow fountain. Now if only we can find a way to do it with the wheel stopped. 4) Early other red switch. This super old and pretty much just here for the record. A High Grab can be used in place of the Dolphin Dive to get up. 5) No-explosive Gekko skip. keeta informs me you can just normal jump from an ice platform and grab the ledge. Which is kind of sad when you think about it. 6) Green switch without Fire Arrows. Not sure if this is faster than melting the ice, but it still looks cool. Nothing says fun like pulling an enemy to you with the hookshot, then using it to recoil flip. 7) Captain's Hat skip. Not new, and can even be done without the jumpslash. I leave why this is needed to skip the Captain's Hat as an exercise for the viewer. 8) Song of Storms skip Old method, but with guays! Make sure you aim for the corner between the water wheel and the house. 9) Ikana Castle block skip. Another hookshot clip, but this one's easier since the floormaster is very cooperative. Needed to skip powder kegs. 10) Elegy switches room without explosives. This is necessary to complete the game. The Stone Mask can make things easier if you're having trouble with the real bombchus. 11) Updraft room without deku I've made so many vids of this room. I tried to do it without unrolling and getting a straighter path through the second and third updrafts, but I just couldn't do it. 12) Inverting without explosives or elegy. Kind of pointless since elegy is forced on us, but neat anyways. Still, good to know that's one barrier to elegy skip we don't need to worry about.
Why the Deku Nut upgrade disappears petrie911 2010-11-16 | The Deku Nut upgrade in the Forest Stage mysteriously disappears at some point in the game. This is true in all versions. This is usually attributed to becoming an adult, or beating the Forest Temple, or even learning the Prelude of Light. All of these things are, in fact, wrong. The Deku Nut upgrade vanishes when you collect the Poacher's Saw, as this video demonstrates. The reason for this is that, when collected, the Poacher's Saw sets two bit flags to record its collection. One of those flags happens to be the same as the one that tells the game you've already collected the Deku Nut upgrade. It's a lot like the secret locked door in Master Quest from my previous vid. However, considering this has never been fixed in any rerelease, and that bit flag doesn't seem to control anything else, I'm forced to wonder if this is intentional. Nintendo doesn't usually make items missable in Zelda games, Minish Cap notwithstanding, but it's still plausible given the evidence.
No Explosive Lullaby Skip petrie911 2010-11-13 | Ah, we've come a long way since Lullaby skip required 37 explosives. As you can see here, it actually requires 0. No-explosive MM is actually an interesting category. ISG is probably still closer to "no major skips", but no-explosives gives it a run for its money.
Deku and Goron Link in Pinnacle Rock petrie911 2010-11-13 | Decided to find out what happens if you put Deku or Goron Link through the loading zone to Pinnacle Rock. Seeing them both go through swimming animations was kind of neat. Deku Link bobs in the water until you touch the control stick, and the infinite drowning loop at the end is inescapable. You can't even pause.
Skip Epona without explosives petrie911 2010-11-11 | Majora's Mask without explosives (bombs, blast mask, bombchu, powder keg) is a neat category. It's completely possible to beat the game, but you have to jump through a few hoops to do it. This is one of them. That last damage boost is a real bitch.
Glitchless Small key skip in the Fire Temple petrie911 2010-10-26 | Cool, but fairly useless. The jumps are all absurdly hard. Also, this very well might be my first video done on OoT v1.0.
Master Quest Water Temple the secret locked door petrie911 2010-10-23 | NOTE: The first ~8:00 of this video simply show how to reach the locked door when starting from a fresh file, as this is a nontrivial task. However, if you just want to see the location of the door and how it unlocks itself, just jump to 8:00 . For those of you who have played Master Quest, you might have noticed that the Water Temple seems to have an extra key. Well, just recently, I found out why. Now, as you may or may not know, a locked door is actually a switch. When you open a locked door, the game sets one of the dungeon's many switch flags so that it knows that that door has been unlocked. But what would happen if you put a switch somewhere else that sets the same flag as the door? When you activate that switch, the door would become unlocked without you needing to use a key on it. This is what happened in MQ's Water Temple. The door shown at about 8:30 is the key door in question. The designers mistakenly attached it to the same flag as the dragon head statues in the room before Dark Link. And since going through that room is normally a prerequisite to reaching the locked door, people never saw this locked door, and assumed the extra key was just an error. However, by using hovering to bypass the dragon head statues, we can see this locked door. As proof that this is happening, I go back and activate the statues, to show that the door indeed unlocks itself. OK, since apparently everyone is dying to know what's behind the door, the answer is...a gold skulltula (well, there's 2 more rooms then the skulltula). Yeah, not that great.
No ISG Ice Arrow Skip Just a foot away petrie911 2010-10-11 | I mean that, too. I'm 9.5 units short of landing on that ledge, which is about the length of Link's foot. Unfortunately, I simply cannot figure out how to get that extra height. I'll probably revisit this, but for now, this is the best I can do. In order to do this, I need 9.5 extra height units or 26 extra distance units. I'm having difficulty believing that the 9.5 extra height is doable. The recoil jump gets the most height of any technique, and Zora Link's jump goes no higher. A .5 increase to initial vertical velocity clearls the ledge, but the only way to get that is to be the Fierce Deity, who can just roll jump across the gap. I can regain the 26 distance by rolling backwards towards the corner of the switch. The problem is that that means Link faces backwards, and I cannot get a first frame recoil jump from that orientation, losing all distance gained. If I could make Link turn all the way around in a single frame, this would work. The jumpslash at the end gives +6 height, and the damage boost gives about +12. To make things worse, even getting hit at the peak of the jumpslash would not give me sufficient height. At this point, I think a successful no-ISG Ice Arrow skip will need a different method.
Fun with Recoil Jumps petrie911 2010-09-29 | Fancy recoil jumps! They probably only get ~10 more units of distance than a standard recoil jump + bombchu, but they just look so cool.
Petries Challenge Fire Temple Trailer petrie911 2010-09-26 | I'm still working on this thing. I've actually had the Fire Temple done for a while, but only now got around to making a trailer. Currently working on Water Temple. I suppose I should come up with a proper title for this thing at some point. Credit to colt45joe for the HQ version of the classic Zelda trailer music.
