Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
0We got a new game added to Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online, and this one is The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. This game released in 2000 for the Nintendo 64, and it required the Expansion Pak in order to play, and it got a remake in 2015 for the Nintendo 3DS called The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D.
This game takes place in Termina, and it takes place after the events of Ocarina of Time, where Link comes across an imp called Skull Kid, and he then finds out that the world will end in three days as the moon will fall down into the world.
As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description
Normally, you would see that text in my description for any YouTube playthroughs I do, but I have not confirmed whether or not I will plan to do a playthrough on this game, and title does say Nintendo Switch Online, but it might change if I end up doing a playthrough on Majora's Mask.
At the start of the game, Link rides Epona, and then Skull Kid plays tricks on him, and steals Epona and his ocarina, and then after some platforming, we get another scene where Skull Kid turns Link into a Deku Scrub, and one of his fairy companions, Tatl, is left behind, and becomes Link's companion in this game, replacing Navi from Ocarina of Time, but Tatl is nowhere as annoying as Navi is.
As Deku Link, you can dive into the flowers, and if you hold down A, you can fly higher in the air, and in the first chest you see, you can pick up some Deku Nuts, which you can drop while flying, and at the end of the platforming, there is a strange-looking tree that looks kind of twisted, and somehow resembles Link's Deku form.
When you go through the doors, you have an encounter with the Happy Mask Salesman, he did have a sidequest in Ocarina of Time, but he becomes really important in this game, and his prized possession, Majora's Mask, has been taken from him, and he tells Link to return it to him in three days.
When you leave, you will enter Clock Town, and I like the music for Clock Town, the first thing you will want to do is enter North Clock Town and talk to Tingle, this is the game he first appeared in, and while he is very popular in Japan, he gets a lot of hate in America. Tingle even got his own game for the DS which only released in Japan and Europe, Tingle sells maps to you, you should have 5 Rupees to buy the map for Clock Town.
What you will want to do is enter the Fairy Fountain, and you have to find one Stray Fairy, it is found in the Southwestern part of Clock Town, at night, it would be found in East Clock Town, and would require a Deku Flower to reach it. Return back to the Fairy Fountain to restore the Great Fairy, and you gain the ability to shoot bubbles as Deku Link, it uses your Magic Meter, which you get from the Great Fairy.
Then pop the balloon with the Majora's Mask icon with the bubble, and you might notice Tingle now floats with a red balloon. Then talk to Jim, the kid with the red cap, and your next task is to play hide and seek with the other kids, in the 3DS remake, the Bomber Kids are in five locations around Clock Town, and you have to find them before Day 2, and after finding them, they give you the password, in the 3DS remake, the password would be stored in the Bomber's Notebook, which you would get access to quite soon, but in this game, they only tell you that once, the good thing about this game being on the Nintendo Switch is that you can take a snapshot of it to remember for later.
At the time, I only have the first part of Ocarina of Time uploaded, and I did record more parts of it, I don't plan on recording more Majora's Mask videos until I have at least recorded all of Ocarina of Time, and as I have said in the description for this video, this video will be in the Nintendo 64 - Nintendo Switch Online playlist, and if I do end up doing a playthrough on Majora's Mask, the title of this video might change.