Why Majora's Mask Is More Than Worth The Expansion Pack

I understand that some disloyal Zelda fans aren't buying this great game because you need to buy an Expansion Pack. I can understand the money pressure. However, I must try my best to convince you disloyal servants and bring you back on the right path. The graphics are the best I've seen on 64. Sure, it IS very similar to Ocarina of Time. However, the usage of the Expansion pack is very clear. Every played a game so full of mist that you can't see the enemies? Tired of playing in dungeons that are one small enclosed room after another? Well, that's all changed in Majora's Mask. In Termina Field, you can see as far as you can see. The only thing blocking your view is the mountains to the north and the forests all around. Some of the dungeon rooms are truly impressive. They extend for seven or eight levels upward! But, not all of you are really impressed by graphics. Well, when you played ocarina of Time, can you tell me of one time where you had trouble with an enemy? Did you ever get scared when attacked by three wolfos? Neither did I. However, In Majora's Mask the enemies are fiercer than ever. The Garo Master is flying monster with an unblockable sword attack. Then only way to avoid it is to flip out of the way. I actually died at one mini-boss in the Water Temple. This makes the game more fun and challenging. I actually spent more time on Majora's Mask than I did on Ocarina of Time. The unique concept of time is really amazing in this game. AT any given point, the game has atleast 50 different characters that it is keeping track of. Again, the Expansion Pack proves that it's worth the extra cost. In town, you can sneak into hotels, play in multiple game shops, take part in the lottery, or increase your sword skills in the local training center. Remember how I talked about how big the rooms are? The town takes up four of them. One shop even has a back door that you can peek on customers through. This is only possible if you've completed part of the many mini-quests around town. Also, the music in this game is incredible. It changes if there's an enemy nearby. It changes depending on the day. There's a different tune for different moods that certain areas reflect. If you ever get bored of the plot (not likely) you can spend hours doing something else. I remember in Ocarina of Time, I rode Epona around looking for something to do for an hour. I had mastered the game and none of the dungeons were a problem. Well, In Majora's Mask, there's twenty different people you can "help out". Each one has their own mini-quest. The girl at the ranch wants you to fight off cattle rustlers. Her sister lets you protect her cart that's delivering milk into town. My point is that this game is full of stuff to do. This game is the epitome of perfection. This game is my favorite Zelda yet! Nintendo even brought back the shooting sword from the older games! I strongly urge everyone that reads this to buy Majora's Mask.

~Daniel Rendleman