I beat Zelda:OoT, now should I sell it?

Basically topic. I beat Ocarina of Time 3D last night, was a really great game, my favorite Zelda thus far (I've played all of 3 of them.) But, I really disliked being Kid Link and drudging through the first 3 dungeons repels me from doing a Master Quest playthrough. While I will play around with Boss Challenge, that'll hold me out for another sit down. And I looked up some recent offers for the game trade-in, and I could probably get $20+ at Gamestop. So should I sell it, or can you guys convince me to playthrough Master Quest??

just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Gamingclone

This is the right answer.

just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Gamingclone

beat master quest then sell it...everytime someone mentions the masterquest you will remember that you couldnt handle it and sold it...

also itz a zelda game so keep it for collectible.

I would replay through it again. I would keep it. Since there aren't that much 3DS games out.

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just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Nozizaki

[QUOTE="Gamingclone"]

just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Nozizaki

Lol. No,you cant. The game is still new and selling really well. You wont be getting anywhere near what you paid for it. You should of just rented the game instead of buying it,beating it and then selling it. Waste of money and a very stupid decision to make if you make it.

[QUOTE="Gamingclone"]

just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Nozizaki

There aren't many great 3DS games out now, so I would keep it.

If you sell it you'll regret it later on in the future.

I'm keeping mine forever.. I'm never going to sell it.

when ganon gets revived again youre gonna regret selling your copy ...

also, talking about investment... getting almost half your money isnt really a good comeback because you technically rented the game for 3x the rent price... and you bought the game while not having utilized the whole software... see where im getting at here? youre on a negative on both ends ... even if you get half the money back you still "rented" a game for 20 bucks ...

Finish it 100%. I think that is where the real fun is - exploring Hyrule.

Keep it so you'll have a nice collection of games to replay through at the end of the day.

Honestly if i were you i would keep it, but its your decision and if your not that much of a fan of Zelda and if you satisfied with what you will get back from it ($20+) you should sell it and save up for the awesome games coming out in the Fall!

my favorite Zelda thus far (I've played all of 3 of them.)

Nozizaki

I think theres more than 10 Zelda games man

@LaytonsCatExactly, I've played 3 out of 10.

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just play threw the master quest, its much harder than the normal game. Also, why sell it when you can keep it forever as a colectable.

Master_Hand15

Lol. No,you cant. The game is still new and selling really well. You wont be getting anywhere near what you paid for it. You should of just rented the game instead of buying it,beating it and then selling it. Waste of money and a very stupid decision to make if you make it.

@LaytonsCatExactly, I've played 3 out of 10.

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[QUOTE="Nozizaki"] 'Cause I can get back more than half of my investment in the game, and thus go play Twilight Princess. I'm also not a huge fan, so collectible doesn't interest me. (But I did get the free soundtrack.)Nozizaki

Lol. No,you cant. The game is still new and selling really well. You wont be getting anywhere near what you paid for it. You should of just rented the game instead of buying it,beating it and then selling it. Waste of money and a very stupid decision to make if you make it.

Your loss then. Go ahead and sell it. But I'm telling you,your gonna regret making such a stupid decision.

Renting, simply put, isn't an option. At a time in the future I'll definetely get Gamefly, but right now, buying and supporting Nintendo with the purchase of a new game is good enough for me. Going to spend atleast a few more weeks playing around with it, maybe I will Master Quest it, but I am definetely going to sell.

Nozizaki

Well I dont mean to sound like a douche, and I pretty much am, but if one reason you bought the game was to help support Nintendo selling the game back to gamestop is just hurting them in a very small way. They could end up losing a sale since gamestop is just going to buy it back for like at most 15 dollars, and then sell it back to someone for 35 dollars.

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Renting, simply put, isn't an option. At a time in the future I'll definetely get Gamefly, but right now, buying and supporting Nintendo with the purchase of a new game is good enough for me. Going to spend atleast a few more weeks playing around with it, maybe I will Master Quest it, but I am definetely going to sell.

Noj_Leakim

Well I dont mean to sound like a douche, and I pretty much am, but if one reason you bought the game was to help support Nintendo selling the game back to gamestop is just hurting them in a very small way. They could end up losing a sale since gamestop is just going to buy it back for like at most 15 dollars, and then sell it back to someone for 35 dollars.

That is the most insultive question i've heard in my whole gaming career.

Dude! you cannot,will not sell Ocarina of Time!

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[QUOTE="Nozizaki"]

Renting, simply put, isn't an option. At a time in the future I'll definetely get Gamefly, but right now, buying and supporting Nintendo with the purchase of a new game is good enough for me. Going to spend atleast a few more weeks playing around with it, maybe I will Master Quest it, but I am definetely going to sell.

Ovirew

Well I dont mean to sound like a douche, and I pretty much am, but if one reason you bought the game was to help support Nintendo selling the game back to gamestop is just hurting them in a very small way. They could end up losing a sale since gamestop is just going to buy it back for like at most 15 dollars, and then sell it back to someone for 35 dollars.

No, you miss-read that. I meant all of 3 of them, as in I've only played Spirit Tracks, OoT 3D and Link's Awakening.

It's not that I don't like the game, it's just I simply won't play-through it again. Once was great, but enough.