@Tasuki a little sock/baggie would work yes. Maybe you could also find one of those hip pouches/tactical-style bags they used to make for older, smaller phones and cameras.
A solid plastic cover with a clamshell design based on the old dual screen game and watches, that would be the dream case I think.
I've made it level 4 already. One of the great things about this game. As long as you have an idea of what to do, or lightly reference a guide where needed, it doesn't waste your time.
So I got the second sword, blue ring and the magical shield. Also finsh dungeons 1, and 3 and started on 4. Sad thing is I don't remember where Dungeon 2 in the first quest is located lol.
It's finally how once you get better equipment how much more powerful you feel. On a side note I hate the knights in the dungeons there doesn't seem to be a pattern to their movements at all.
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I always accidentally head to level 3 before level 2 just because it's easier to find.
A thought popped in my head of how cool it would've been to have the g&w as a playable controller for NSO Nes app. It's perfect for nes games obviously.
Having Bluetooth (which would be needed to make it a Switch controller) would certainly be convenient if they also made it compatible with headphones that way, but I suppose it would impact battery life.
@NintendoByNature@Eel Back when I was a kid I never knew where level 2 was I usually did all the other dungeons first minus the last one of course and then just give up and move on to other games. I didn't find it until the NES Atlas that Nintendo Power published and was finally able to finish the game. Of course it didn't help that I didn't own Legend of Zelda I just rented it or borrowed it from friends.
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All the arrows you can buy from a merchant are 80 rupees, and you only need to buy that once, then every use of the bow costs one rupee.
Gee Level 4 on the Second Quest was an adventure all by itself. Not only did I have to figure out how to enter, a good chunk of it is only accessible through invisible one way doors!
Interestingly enough, I managed to find two new items and a bomb bag upgrade all by myself… But the dungeon map never appeared.
Edit:
Level 5 was so much simpler and shorter I can’t believe that’s it. But according to the internet, that’s it! And with that I have enough hearts for the magic sword.
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