Zelda Wind Waker & Ocarina Master Quest
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(Gamecube - US, Action & Adventure)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
Properly insert The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Game Disc into your Nintendo GameCube, close the lid and turn the POWER on. Follow the on-screen instructions to proceed.
Starting the Game
First, use the Control Stick to select the game you want to play on the mode-selection screen.
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Press the Z Button to watch a selection of movies.
After choosing one of the two game modes, choose whether you want the Rumble feature ON or OFF.
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If you turn the Rumble feature on, you can use the Stone of Agony once you obtain it in the game.
On the next screen, you will be asked if you want to create a game file on the Memory Card inserted in slot A. After choosing YES, the game's title screen will appear.
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In order to save your game data, you will need 15 free blocks on the Memory Card in Slot A.
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Once you've saved, you can continue playing from that point. Please make sure that the Memory Card is always inserted in Slot A.
To delete a file or empty a Memory Card, please refer to the Nintendo GameCube manual.
To go to the file-selection screen, press START/PAUSE or the A Button while on the title screen. Choose one of the three files with the Control Stick and select it with the A Button.
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When you want to continue a game that you've saved, choose that file.
Copying or Deleting Files
You can copy a saved file to an empty file by choosing COPY.
By choosing DELETE you can empty the selected file.
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Once you've deleted a file, you cannot recover it.
Options
Sound
Select from four different sound modes:
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STEREO
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MONO
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HEADSET
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SURROUND
L-targeting
Select SWITCH or HOLD mode for the L-targeting system.
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SWITCH: If you press the L Button once, the Focus Cursor appears. Press the L Button again to make it disappear. When you turn the game ON for the first time, SWITCH is the default setting.
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HOLD: The Focus Cursor only appears when you hold the L Button. This option is great for advanced players.
Brightness
Adjust the brightness setting for optimal viewing of this game. Ensure the four shade levels are clearly distinguished on the screen.
Name Registration
Names cannot exceed eight characters. Use the Control Stick to select a letter and press the A Button to confirm. Press the B Button to delete a letter. When you have Finished, press START to move the cursor to END. Press the A Button to finalise your name.
About the Action Icons
The A Button represents the Action icon, which allows you to perform many actions. The text appearing on the icon tells you what action Link can execute. The text changes depending on where Link is standing. If the icon shows no text, try calling Navi for help.
DOWN
While hanging on a cliff or ladder, if the DOWN text appears, you can safely let go and drop.
To jump onto a large block, press UP on the Control Stick and press the A Button.
Climb
Move the Control Stick toward the ladder to climb up. If DOWN appears, you can safely jump down from the ladder.
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CLIMB
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Grab
Grab an object by pressing the A Button. To throw the object, press the A Button. To throw a bomb, use the Control Stick to run and then press the A Button. To drop a bomb, simply press the A Button while standing still.
Other Actions
SPEAK
Stand near a person and talk when the SPEAK text appears. To talk to people who are far away, use L-Targeting. Be sure to read everything a person has to say.
CHECK
Use CHECK when standing near a sign or something important.
Push/Pull
Press the A Button to grab, push or pull an object. Once you've grabbed an object, use the Control Stick to manoeuvre it.
OPEN
Stand in front of a door or chest and press the A Button when the OPEN text appears.
NOTE: Other actions will appear during the game. Be sure to check the Action icon.
NAVI AND L-TARGETING
Navi is Link's guardian fairy. She helps and supports Link during his adventure and gives helpful hints such as enemy weaknesses.
If Navi calls you during the game, press UP on the C Stick to see what she has to say.
Navi Icon
When Link gets close to an enemy or object that Navi can help with, she flies in that direction. That enemy or object has a triangle mark next to it.
If you press the L Button, Link looks in Navi's direction, and the enemy or object is surrounded by the Focus Cursor. This is called L-Targeting.
When you use L-Targeting, the Navi icon appears in the top-right corner of the screen. Press UP on the C Stick to read Navi's advice.
When using L-Targeting on people or signs, the Navi icon does not flash. Instead, the SPEAK or CHECK commands appear.
Game Screen
Press the L Button when looking at an enemy or object to target.
L-Targeting Screen
Press UP on the C Stick when the Navi icon flashes.
Focus Cursor
When L-Targeting is activated, a black band appears at the top and bottom of the screen.
When you're using L-Targeting and the Navi icon flashes, press
Controls
L Button
Targeting
Control Stick
Move Link
+ Control Pad
Turn mini-map on/off
START/PAUSE
Go to subscreen
C Stick
Change view, speak with Navi
Y Button
Same as C Stick
Z Button
Same as C Stick
X Button
Same as C Stick
R Button
Raise shield
A Button
Action
Select
Play Ocarina note
B Button
Swing sword
L Button while walking
Face forward
A Button while at water's surface
Dive
L + B
Swing Vertically
Hold B Button then release
Spin
L + A
Back-Flip
A Button while running
Roll Attack
UP on the C Stick
Change viewpoint to Link's view (first-person perspective)
Control Stick (in first-person view)
Look around
L or R Button (on subscreen)
Cycle through screens
START/PAUSE (on subscreen)
Return to the game
B Button (on subscreen)
Save your game
C Stick icons and A Button
Play Ocarina
B Button (while holding Ocarina)
Stop playing Ocarina
Tips & Maps
Viewing the Field Map Screen
The map gradually appears as you visit new areas.
Link's Current Location
Your current location appears here. The yellow arrow mark shows your current location and the direction you are heading. The red mark represents the door you came through.
Hyrule Field
This is a location on the map.
Viewing the Dungeon Map Screen
While inside a dungeon, you can view a map that gradually draws in as you explore. Check your map often as dungeons are very complex.
Dungeon Levels
Dungeon level numbers appear on the left side of the screen. When you select the desired level with the cursor, the layout of that level appears on the right side of the screen.
Area Name
The cursor points to the name of the area.
Blinking Map Item
If something on the Map screen is blinking, then Link should visit that place next.
Dungeon Name
This is the name of the dungeon.
Boss Key
You need this key to open the door to the boss's room.
Compass
The compass shows you the location of all treasure chests and the dungeon boss (indicated by a skull mark).
Dungeon Map
Maps you obtain appear here. A dungeon map shows all the rooms in a dungeon, including your current location.
Square Mark
Treasure chests are represented by a square mark. If the square mark is red, then the treasure chest has never been opened.
Return Save
This is a save point.
Forest Temple
This is a specific dungeon.
Link Icon
The Link icon indicates the level you are currently on.
Skull Icon
The Skull icon indicates the location of the boss. You must have the compass for this icon to appear.
Golden Skulltula
If you collect every Golden Skulltula in a dungeon or special area, that area will be marked on the map.
Rooms
Rooms that Link has entered are blue, flashing rooms mark Link's current location, and unexplored rooms have no color.
What is a Dungeon?
To restore peace to Hyrule, you need to journey into the dungeons. Each dungeon has its own boss; defeat each dungeon boss to complete the dungeon.
Treasure Chests/Dungeon Items
Treasure chests come in various sizes; big chests hide important items such as maps and compasses.
Small Keys and Doors
Use small keys to open locked doors. The number of small keys in your inventory appears on the game screen, and once used, they disappear.
One-Way Doors
There are also one-way doors that only open when you solve the mystery in that room.
Number of Small Keys
The number of small keys in your inventory appears on the game screen.
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