I already knew about playing the song of time all of the different ways to get the time to slow down, I think that I'm going to start off with Zelda II since for some reason I really look forward to beating it. I have basically already beaten The Legend of Zelda anyway and I don't feel like playing that game again because it took me forever to get to Ganon in the second world.

Majora's mask would be pretty hard for me to beat in the amount of time that you guys are talking about I am the master at Ocarina Of Time but I am just horrible at Majora's Mask so it will take me a pretty decent amount of time to beat.

I will definitely be coming back here if I have any problems that I absolutely cannot figure out on my own.

True but I don't think I've ever heard of anyone doing it. I'm sure if you've played the game enough it's very possible(knowing all the ins and outs). So my bad for saying it was "impossible".

In majora's mask, make sure you get all the masks, otherwise you'll miss the best parts of the game.

I have officially begun my Zelda quest starting with Zelda II since I have already beaten The Legend Of Zelda and have already gotten stuck.

I just finished up parapa palace (the first dungeon) then I went exploring a bit, visited some caves, got the high jump magic, and some armor. In my expedition I could not seem to find out what to do (after nearly 1/2 hour of going everywhere that I could, I think that I visited every cave, do I need the hammer? and if so, where do I get the hammer.

any suggestions?

I assume the magic armor is the shield spell?

Did you go through the cave directly south of the town where you got the jump spell? You'll find a lot of places to go on the other side of that cave, including another town (which will lead you to the hammer), as well as the second palace.

you mean the town with the guy in the house before the river that says something like "you cannot pass", I thought that the water kills you so I never even bothered to jump in.

So far I have a good "real" first impression on the game, a couple of little things that bug me but hey those things come with old games.

(I figured out how to kill the iron knuckles, so now it is a lot easier for me to fight them without getting hit a lot)

Yeah, that town. There's a spell there that you should get if you haven't gotten it already. And no, don't jump into the water. If you show Bagu's letter to the guard at the river a bridge appears to let you across. Bagu's house is hidden in the woods somewhere northeast of that town. Go there to get the letter. There's someone in one of the towns that tells you "LET ME BE! MASTER IS IN WOODS N OF RIVER" which is supposed to help you figure it out, but the hints in this game and the first game are extremely vague.

well that hint that they put in the game doesn't make any sense at all,

now if you'll excuse me I am going to go play Zelda.
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Well everyone,

I have decided exactly what I am going to do with my quest.

Here's is the order that I am going to play the games in and how I am going to play them at least what I am thinking for now

Zelda II:The Adventure Of Link-(GC) I am just going for finishing the game since it is already ridiculously hard

A Link To The Past-(Wii or GBA)-Since I never really got into this game at all I am going to make this the second game that I play in my quest.

Ocarina Of Time-(GC or N64)-I know that I have already beaten this game and it is way too easy so I am either going to do the 3 heart challenge or the death run I haven't decided yet.

Majora's Mask-(GC)-My main goal for this is just to finish the game regardless of what stuff I get though I will probably end up getting all of the masks.

Four Swords Adventures-(GC)-This game is alright it was certainly not a bad idea for a game I got to the fifth world then my memory card corrupted, I have no current file on this game. The only problem that i have with this game is how you have to control using the joystick because the D-Pad does something in this game, I whish that they would have put it the other way around.

Wind Waker-(GC) I have already beaten this game 2 times but I am going to do it again, probably won't change much though.

Twilight Princess-(Wii)-I can think of no good reason why I shouldn't end my quest with the newest game. I have no idea what this game holds for me so I don't know what to say of it yet except that I'm excited to play it.

If anyone has any suggestions for me on possibly the order of the game or maybe even another Zelda game to play or not to play.

I didn't include The Legend Of Zelda Since I have already beaten that game and don't want to do it again.

You should definitely go for all the masks in Majora's Mask. That's one of the things that made that game so fun.

Well after 22 game overs and gaining tons of skill at Zelda 2, I finally got the hammer, I also went and got the heart container, but I can't find that magic container that I was told about.

I went to midoro palace and I must say that that is way too easy compared to the first one parapa palace.

here are my current levels

attack-4
magic-4
life-5

I think that I am way too leveled up for this point in the game, but I'm okay with that, having these kind of levels helps me own midoro palace.

I have also gotten 2 heart containers since I started the game and 1 magic container since I started the game.

I went exploring a bit and I found a cave blocked off by a rock, so I decided to go inside at the end of the cave I found a jar of something with some red liquid inside, what does that do?

and how do I get the downward stab?

wow lots of questions there...

so to sum it all up

1. where is the magic container?
2. how do I get the downward stab?
3. what does the red liquid in a jar that I found in a rocked off cave do?