Topic: Spirit Tracks: disscussion, help, and questions if you haven't bought it

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Did anyone beat disorientasion station´s maze found on the fire relam?. i neeed help on it.

with the blocks? if so yes

no, the one with the maze. if im not mistaken, there is a castle guar outside of the maze

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Im stuck entering the fire sanctuary. The one with the head statues and the door of friendship. I have no idea what Im supposed to do, so can anyone give me a hint please?

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also, how do you get atleast 5 pieces or dark ore to linebreak. i always arive with 4. does enyone know wich rute to take?

try playing the song of ligth on the statues, hope this helps

You need to head south east, through the tunnel with the giant bug, you cannot take more than a single hit or you wont make it, also you need to travel through 2 warp zones to reach the trading post on time.

Oh... thanks. i was going south west and taking warp points to snow relan and another one to forest.

edit- wow, it worked. now im at the lost at sea stasion. thanks

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It didnt

ok, there are 9 statues, rigth,

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play the song of ligth on statue 6, 2, or 5, (i dont remember wichone exacly.) and it should work

Bought this and Phantasy Star Zero, but I played PS0 too much, so I'll start Zelda tomorrow....

Well I've just opened up the Goron Area and I've gotta say I think this is the best Zelda since Majoras mask. Really enjoying it so far. I probably could have completed it by now but I'm just taking my time and savouring it ,doing all the little side quests and what not. Fantastic game.

I wish I wouldn't have gotten both FFIV and this game for Christmas. They are both so great!! I also haven't been able to put enough time into Spirit Tracks. I'm in the spirit tower after the fire temple.

Is it as redundant as Phantom Hourglass? While PH is a nice game, it's annoying having to progress through the same dungeon again and again. I'd rather simply go from dungeon to dungeon, with no main dungeon to return to.

@Starfox. No it is far better than PH IMO. I couldn't even be bothered to complete PH though because of that Ocean temple. If theres two things I hate in video games it's time limits and repeating things I've already bloody done ,so that game was a no no for me (and I love Zelda). While there is a dungeon that you return too after every 'normal' dungeon you do not have to repeat what you have already done and there is no time limit ,PHEW!! Also it has some great puzzles within it so is well worth playing. Also the train is a lot more fun than the boat IMO

Thanks a lot. PH has turned out to be one of the most frustrating Zelda games I've ever played. I'm definitely getting ST now.

i beat beat the game in about 6 days but im still playing it to get more train parts,hearts, sword scroll thing, BUNNYS

Just got Spirit Tracks. It's looking good so far. Being an engineer is going to be fun.

This is the most content-packed Zelda game since Wind Waker. I've had the game since the day it came out, and I'm still nowhere near 100%-ing it. Really wonderful game.

If anyone wants to read my review (I write reviews for a site called Game Observer) you can read it here: http://www.gameobserver.com/review/inside/all-platforms/legen...

It's turning out to be a major improvement over Phantom Hourglass.

1. The tracks make for easier routes than plotting out sea routes
2. More relaxing journeys, with less to worry about while traveling
3. No more toxic gas forcing you to run from safe zone to safe zone, and no more time limit
4. Zelda acts more like Midina than Navi, and her ability to posess Phantoms is a plus
5. The pan flute reminds me of the ocarina

One minor concern is the use of the mic. Breaks should be taken often to avoid becoming winded, as this game heavily relies on blowing into the mic.