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Link must save the world! Thrown into a parallel world by the mischievous actions of a possessed Skull Kid, Link finds a land in grave danger. The dark power of a relic called Majora’s Mask has wreaked havoc on the citizens of Termina, but their most urgent problem is a suicidal moon crashing toward the world. Link has only 72 hours to find a way to stop its descent. Never before has three days offered so much in the way of action, mind-boggling puzzles, and depth – The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is an adventure unlike any other!
Note – This Game Requires the Expansion Pak!
PRODUCT DETAILS The Legend of Zelda Majora’s Mask – N64 Game
UPC:045496870775
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo 64
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:N64_THE_LEGEND_ZELDA_MAJORAS_MASK_NOHO———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
My kids love the game. We didn’t know we would need an expansion pak, but once we got that, it works great.
Bought a copy from third party expecting just a standard grey cartridge. Ended up getting a gold holographic cartridge, beautiful condition and works wonderfully. Extremely happy with what I received!
Two years ago, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time simply surpassed many people’s expectations. Now comes its successor, Majora’s Mask. The graphics and control set-up may be familiar, but the gameplay is a totally new experience from Ocarina of Time and players will be surprised to discover what Majora’s Mask has in store.The coolest and new element of gameplay is the ability to don the power of over 20 masks. Each mask has its own powers and own musical instrument. Another feature is the ability to again use the Ocarina, in which you can play and time-travel between days. As Link, you race against time to stop a moon from crashing to the world and have 72 hours to do so, retrieve Majora’s Mask from Skull Kid and rescue Epona. The 3-day time limit will keep you on your feet and after you beat the game, you can return to any area to you haven’t completed or revisit just for fun. From Ikane Village to Snowhead to Clocktown and Termina Field, the worlds are great. Everybody rejoice, because the Overworld music is finally back.Don’t let anything discourage you from playing this game. Forget about the storyline, familiar graphics and control set-up, Zelda: Majora’s Mask is a totally new concept and is completely different from Ocarina of Time, while being one of the best games out this year for the N64. Like any Legend of Zelda title, Majora’s Mask is simply pure fun.
Worked
My daughter was at first dismayed at the lack of artwork, But when she found out that the cartridge played fawlessly she was very happy. the product met all expectations and was delivered promptly.
I wish we could play it! The only downside is that I can’t play this game without a game pack. I did not know this and the shop did not include that information in the advertisement.
WHOAH! Talk about flashbacks, I was checking through my orders and had noticed this from all the way back in the year 2000! It doesn’t hardly get any better than this game right here, the adventure of a lifetime on the Nintendo 64.I can remember staying up all night long and playing this game with my neighbors trying to find every single little secret and do every single objective. You don’t really find games that give you as much fulfillment now a days as this one did back then. I have a smile on my face a mile wide right now just thinking about this blast from the past. If you have never played Ocarina of time or Major’as Mask you should definitely try it even if you have to emulate it on PC, I don’t know how much different my life would be had I not grown up with Link and Mario.
Awesome holo, boots up first try. I couldn’t expect better. Will be buying from Mainely Gaming again.
This sequel-of-sorts takes up after Link’s last adventure, and drops him into a town where he only has 3 days to save the town from certain doom. In this world an hour goes by in about a minute real time, so this gives you barely over an hour real time to do the job. Sound stressful?Luckily, Link can use his Ocarina to go back in time whenever he wishes, in essence resetting that 3 day countdown. This can be helpful at times, and REALLY annoying at other times. Reset in time and you lose all cash on you, as well as any quest items, but somehow the bank still has your money and you still have your masks. You lose your maps, you keep your sword. Does this make sense? No, but it’s the way the game works.The first section of the game is perhaps the worst designed, and unfortunately this might turn players off before they give the game a chance to shine. It is relatively difficult to get to the ocarina in the first place – meaning you have to play over and over again without ANY ability to save! You can’t leave the town either, or do much of anything, so the frustration can get high. Just work through it, or refer to a walkthrough, because the game gets MUCH better once you get the ocarina.Once you’ve got it, you can save, become Link or many other creatures with the neat masks. The characters in the game react to you differently based on what mask you are wearing, and you even get different skills based on the mask.There are a wide variety of interesting quests going on. Meet one.
This is a great game. No question about it. Unfortunately, there are a few drawbacks to it–namely, that you may feel after you’ve finished it that you have just played OOT all over again. I understand that Nintendo had to reuse some scenarios to come up with a new game so quickly, but they copied a lot, folks. Pretty much the same cast of characters–Link, the Mask Salesman, Epona, Gorons, Zoras–even little Malon is there, living an alternate life under a different name. Forget all that, though. You’ll love it. I promise.