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After the initial tech demo, many Zelda fans were disappointed with what they saw.
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Boasting the largest overworld of any Zelda game yet (though mostly sea), WW gave players a grand adventure where discovering every side-quest is impossible for the less-than-hardcore gamer.
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Showing off the new capabilities of the new gaming system, this tech demo wowed fans but contributed to some disappointment when the next title was revealed.
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Arguably the least useful of the masks, the Circus Leader's mask made it easier to complete a quest which would have already been completed once by the time you get it. Still, doing it again get Link a big hug from the farm-girl.
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MM brings a delightful cast of characters to the table- reusing many of the models from its predecessor to save time but then adding a few new ones.
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The happy mask salesman returns from Ocarina of Time, being the second time Mario is referenced in the series.
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Though featuring fewer bosses than most Zelda titles, MM made up for it by forcing the player to fight the same boss more than one due to the three-day cycle.
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The stone mask makes the hero invisible to most foes: after all, it is just a rock with clothes.
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