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N-Europe: Ocarina of Time 10th Anniversary in Europe Roundtable

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From N-Europe: "December 11, 1998. Nintendo releases Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the N64 in Europe, and a continent of gamers is changed forever. N-Europe staff members share their reflections - be sure to add yours below as well!"
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Published: 372 days 23 hours ago | Article | Wii | GameCube
 
 

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Breakfast - 373 days 6 hours ago
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1 - I have so many memories built around this game :')
Definitely the best game ever.

"I was 11 years old when I first played Ocarina of Time and just as Link was a small child embarking on an adventure bigger than him, so was I. But all the details are still vivid and after playing the game over and over again during all these years the game still feels fresh and magical, every time taking me on a journey to the past, where the boy without a fairy abandons his childhood and turns into a hero of legend that saves the whole world."

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sidar - 373 days 5 hours ago
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they should make a new pack like they did for the gamecube, add M+ to it and included windwaker...
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