Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D

Yeah updating didn't do anything, looks like the camera is randomly flickering or something...no clue if it's the C-stick that's causing it or what.
Anyways...just took down Odolwa or however you spell it...I see what they meant by changing the battle somewhat. Kinda wished they kept that sound effect you hear when he summons the swarm of killer moths though. xD

Hopefully Goht remains the same, since that battle was pretty much perfect. >.>

A good way to test if it's the C-stick is to put the New 3DS on some surface like a table and leave it idle on the home screen. If the C-stick is faulty then after some time the New 3DS will cycle through the game icons without you doing anything.

Well it's not the C-stick itself though, I've only noticed this in this game. Home/Main menu, even Monster Hunter looks perfectly fine. I just don't know if it's causing the in-game camera to freak out, or if it's just the camera alone.

In that case, it could be to do with gyro controls. I know in OoT 3D gyro controls were defaulted to on and you had to press start and go to options to disable it.

Wasn't it a recurrent problem because the game was built around not being able to move the camera freely?

It will sometimes try to snap back to the default camera angle and do twitchy thighs.

Guess I'll try turning motion controls off then (I rarely use them anyways), was just seeing if anyone else was experiencing this...Could try and get Nintendo to fix it in another update or something.

Just saw the sales figures for this people. 800,000 in the first week. That's nearly twice what A Link Between Worlds managed (obviously you need to adjust for the slightly larger install base though).
Pretty damn impressive. I guess there were a lot of people like me who always remembered people raving about this game but never had the chance to play it first time round.

I'm not sure if this has been discussed already, but is anyone mildly annoyed with the dialog/text changes? I mean, they don't ruin the game or anything, but in some instances they flat out made things easier by telling you exactly what to do or where to go. Some of the vague clues are gone, replaced with more direct explanations. It isn't really a big deal, but sometimes the changes left me wondering whether they weren't actually trying to make it easier or not. Clarification is fine, but I think they went a little overboard with it.

Didn't really notice that honestly...

(my first time ever bothering with the bank aside from getting the 200 rupee wallet, lol)
deposits 1,000 rupees finally
Bank Dude: What's this? You deposited 1,000 rupees already?!
Real Me: Yay, another reward finally!
Bank Dude: You deserve this as an reward!
Real Me: yes!!
gets a blue rupee
Bank Dude: Now that's what they call interest!
...
stands there and stares at the guy for like, 15 seconds...goes berserk on the guy even though you can't hurt him, slashes with sword, fires 10 arrows at his head, throws a bunch of bombs at him

Ugh, stupid bank guy. >_>

Just wait until you get to deposti 5000 rupees...

Red rupee? lol

If you want easy rupees, just shot light arrows at the bubbles that appear at night near the entrance to Ikana Canyon.

Each one gives 50 rupees I think, and they reappear if you re-enter the field.

I think the bigger wallet is obtained in the Skulltla house at the great bay, get it to ease the job.

@Sanya I guess I must have played the original version enough to immediately spot those kinds of things. I'm sure they aren't obvious to everyone.

@MorphMarron I actually haven't gotten that far yet, just dealt with Snowhead, and at that point it was too late to move on to Great Bay without resetting, so, yeah. Decided to get some other sidequests done and get trolled by stuff like the Bank Dude there, and that dirt spot on the wall that just gave me 3 blue rupees after releasing some bugs there. xD (seriously, you'd expect some dirt in an odd spot would give you something better, lol)
@MegaStoneSmash91 It's probably my cruddy memory, I notice a lot of changes...but haven't notice much changes in text. Aside from the Bombers basically notifying you of the sidequests.

Oh well in that case, there's several easy big rupees you can get each cycle to gain money fast (just not as fast).

Some of the ones I remember are:

-in your room in the stock pot inn
-in a roof in the "gaming district" of the town, jump from on top of the target signs of the lovey dovey couple's game to reach it.
-in the tree outside the observatory in termina field, only in the first day I think.
-many other smaller ones in termina, including the ones that come out of the bug hole and from playing the ocarina near the entrance to snow point.

Of course, just playing normally would be just as effective, but if you want the 5000 rupees as soon as possible I, think these would help.

There's also the bird thief. A couple of light arrows and boom. 300 rupees.

Well I'm in no big hurry honestly, just thought the 1,000 rupee saving reward and my reaction was funny, lol

Actually I just checked at the bird and he only drops 200 rupees. :/

You want 500 rupees? Go to Ikana Castle and kill the redeads. You'll have 500 in about 5 minutes