If I were you, I'd buy a Wii since it is compatible with GC's disks and most of GC's accesories-- Just buy GC controllers and a memory card. I suggest you these GC titles:
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker Mario Kart: Double Dash Soul Calibur II Super Smash Melee Resident Evil 4 Prince of Persia series
And of course, the Wii version for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. But if you buy the GC instead of the Wii, be sure to get TLOZ:TP for it.
But if you don't want to spend much money, buy a GC with used games and accesories in good state, they're really cheap. GC is a very very resistant console and it will keep working after years and years of use.
Don't worry you can go get them later. Just go to whrere the wolf is on radar, as a human and fight him. gigabrowser12
But the previous location is not anymore on the radar, just the current one. I skipped a skill, and now got another one to get. There are two skills I'm suposed to get now. Do you understand?
Althought for me difficulty was pretty easy, I did have a great time with the game. It's fun, never frustrating, 'cause it's rare when you get stuck. The gameplay was excellent, I think the sea quests were a great break from the dungeons, hunting treasures was fun, it gave you places to explore. I loved how the dungeons were different from each other, with interesting puzzles. But it was lack of challenge.
No doubt this game was under-appreciated by those "I want action and good graphics" players tho'...
I have a doubt about the game... (uhm, I started yesterday) Before the Zora part (Lakebed Temple), I transformed into wolf without going for the hidden skill in Ordona spring before. I found the howling stone in the river, and now the golden wolf seems to be waiting in the Lanayru part of Hyrule Field. It's all right like that? If I go to Ordona spring and then to Hyrule Field, the wolf will be there? I won't miss any skills will I?
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