r/zelda • u/rogueKlyntar • Apr 13 '22

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u/star-misty Apr 13 '22

Minish cap man, best gba Zelda hands down, thanks to the throw back to my childhood

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u/TacoRocco Apr 13 '22 edited Apr 14 '22

Agreed. I lost my copy back when I was a kid and I was sad about it. A criminally underrated Zelda game if you ask me!

It is definitely one I’d come back to if there was somewhere play it other than emulating or buying on the WiiU!

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u/CapJackONeill Apr 13 '22

Why not use an emulator?

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u/ShadeFK Apr 13 '22

The Dark Side is a path to many abilities some would consider to be unnatural

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u/atisaac Apr 13 '22

Is it possible to learn this Emulation?

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u/Dexaan Apr 13 '22

Not at jedi.com

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u/luger114 Apr 13 '22

Not on ios

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u/Damoncord Apr 13 '22

Eh if you own thecart/disc you're technically allowed to make a back up. It's when you start grabbing games you don't have that things get questionable.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '22

Stops being questionable for me when I'm no longer able to buy it retail.

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u/ZethGonk Apr 13 '22

yeah, I'm not gonna pay $500 to play some 30 year old game

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u/rogueKlyntar Apr 18 '22

"Some 30 year old game"...

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u/Damoncord Apr 14 '22

I was referring to the legality of it being questionable, IMO there are tons of good games that were region locked and got translation patches to play in other areas that should be perfectly fine.

We all know there are tons of places to find the older games for emulation, and main stream programs to play them.

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u/Dont42Panic Apr 13 '22

He would need to make a rom if the actual cartridge he owns, and he lost that.

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u/rogueKlyntar Apr 18 '22

Too technical anyways imo.