Seriously, I'm trying to listen to/record all the songs the bard in Kakariko Village's Milk Bar plays, and it's almost impossible!
For one thing, you can't tell what song he's going to play at any one time, meaning that you could be throwing tons of rupees just for the one in a million chance you'll get a decent song pop up.
They also seem to be fairly random, with some songs appearing more than others and absolutely all of them appearing in no particular order. So you can go in, pay some rupees, hear the Hyrule Castle and Dark World themes...
And then find that on your next 'visit', you get the Fairy Fountain and Ravio's Shop themes instead!
The songs are also significantly different from the versions played in the main game:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy-1_fMKqMw
compared to (bard version below):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQxvfQWQWQs
Add how they're not labelled, how some songs he plays are actually unique remixes of songs from other games in the Zelda series and how it obviously costs money to listen any music, and I have to wonder why the hell Nintendo did this.
What, is a Mario & Luigi Dream Team style menu with song names such a bad idea? Why do Nintendo make it so difficult to even listen to any of this game's music? They're not even offering a CD as far as I can tell, so there's no financial incentive behind this.
Anyone agree?
For one thing, you can't tell what song he's going to play at any one time, meaning that you could be throwing tons of rupees just for the one in a million chance you'll get a decent song pop up.
They also seem to be fairly random, with some songs appearing more than others and absolutely all of them appearing in no particular order. So you can go in, pay some rupees, hear the Hyrule Castle and Dark World themes...
And then find that on your next 'visit', you get the Fairy Fountain and Ravio's Shop themes instead!
The songs are also significantly different from the versions played in the main game:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy-1_fMKqMw
compared to (bard version below):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQxvfQWQWQs
Add how they're not labelled, how some songs he plays are actually unique remixes of songs from other games in the Zelda series and how it obviously costs money to listen any music, and I have to wonder why the hell Nintendo did this.
What, is a Mario & Luigi Dream Team style menu with song names such a bad idea? Why do Nintendo make it so difficult to even listen to any of this game's music? They're not even offering a CD as far as I can tell, so there's no financial incentive behind this.
Anyone agree?
