Gameplay of The Temple of Light is similar to Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, but also Breath of the Wild. They tell him that impending doom approaches, and he must go to each time period of Hyrule to save all of Hyrule before Ganon destroys the world itself. The balls of light introduce themselves as Din, Nayru, and Farore, the Goddesses of Hyrule. Inside, Link pulls out the Master Sword, and is transported to the Temple of Light. After gathering the stones, Link plays the Song of Time, and the Door opens.
Coincidentally, Zelda comes and gives Link the Ocarina of Time.
Thanks to the defeating of Gohma, he is now an official Knight of Hyrule.Īfterwards, three balls of light surround Link, and tells him to gather the Spiritual Stones and too come to the Temple of Time. He makes it as the gate is closing, Link sleeps at the inn, and then treks to Hyrule Castle. Afterwards, Saris thanks Link, and the rain stops, it is sunset now, and Link returns to Epona. In the forest, Gohma is scuttling around laying her larvae, she sees Link and a boss battle starts. Suddenly, something slams down on them, and screaming comes from the forest. In Kokiri Forest, Saria is surprised at how much you have grown. It starts raining, and Link stops Epona under a tree. Seven years after Link returns from saving Hyrule as the Hero of Time, Link is an adult and a knight in training as riding on Epona through Hyrule Field toward Kokiri Forest. The game takes place 7 years after Majora's Mask. Sorry about some of the audio, this was recorded with a crap capture card.Ocarina of Time 2: The Temple of Light is the sequel to the popular game Ocarina of Time. How to tell what version OoT cartridge you have: The chants aren't Muslim, nor do they mean anything or decipher or translate to anything. You can also hear the chanting in the desert level of "Cruisn' the World" on the N64, because it is from a sample CD Nintendo used. Nobody actually complained to make them remove it, but they realized it could be a problem. The story behind this is that Nintendo got the chanting track from a free library and after Nintendo released the game, they realized that the v1.0 music COULD offend some people, and since Nintendo has a policy of no religious content in games, they removed it in v1.2. This video shows the differences of the fire temple background music track on v1.0 and v1.2.
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