ShinynewJB

Woah... I'm a big Disney fan and this looks... Very un-disney. It's like Walt Disney World in an apocolyptic Fallout 3 type universe. How are they trying to appeal to?

Yeah, technically. Means your reactions have to be 17% faster (or whatever percentage it is). I don't think it'd help too much when you get near the end though, there's just stuff flying everywhere!

That makes three of us! Other than grinding Link's level up (which I have no desire to do), I can't really think of a better way to beat it though. It's so darn hard to make that last run! I haven't played the NES version. Does it have battery save? If it does, I might get it. I have it on the Zelda Collectors Disk for Gamecube.

Neither does the one in Derby. They pulped all their retro game stock (got that confirmed by a mate who works there) so they don't always have a lot these days. They had the odd bits and bobs. Rare games like Secret of Mana. But in my experience they're quite expensive.

My NES came with a generic power supply (ie. not Nintendo) and it works fine. Infact, while I have the official Nintendo SNES power supply, I'm using the generic power supply for both of them right now. That is, before I just read this and realised I could be risking my precious consoles! So I'll be taking the SNES power supply upstairs. Never realised it wasn't too good for them.

That's what I love about the CiNG games, every now and then there are two ways to crack things...