Hello!

Name is hide. 26, from Arizona and have been a fan of the Legend of Zelda series since the 80's. In this world of dime a dozen Jrpgs and square-enix rehashes I am proud that Nintendo could still keep the Zelda series true to the hallmarks that made it an epic classic. Love The Legend of Zelda and am happy to be here!

Have him play it with you.

"If you try it out and see that its not so bad then it might settle this"

He tries it, game is opened, you win either way cause he can't return it.

Depends on how realistic you want the experience to become.

1 - A download is fast, easy, and reliable depending on connection speeds and price of download. Can be a pleasing experience.

2 - Buying an NES cart could take time, travel to odd small videogame shops that are run by people who look like they would rather be be bowling and are Colorblind, then the frustration of cleaning the cart, the console, then trying to get the game to fire up. A more true experience via the old-school gamer but none the less a lot more rewarding when you get the damn game to work.

So it all depends on what you want most. Then the frustration that follows after you find out that the soliders on the first stage can kill you in one shot/touch.

Autobomb(SMB2)

Frogfucious (SMRPG)

Angry shopkeeper "Buy something will ya!?" (Legend of Zelda)

Agahnim (A link to the past)

Flute boy who turned into a tree (A link to the past)

Not in any real order. Love to see all of them come back in some sort of fashion.

completed Mega Man (NES) back in december of 88'

Was a tough one then, still is now.

Stage: Facility

Weapons: Remote mines

= Classic memories of angry siblings, cousins and friends who didn't know the bathroom stall trick to get back up inside the air shaft.