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I got this around a week ago, and it kept me relatively distracted until this puzzle which frustrated me to no end. There's a map on the top screen, and you're asked to press the sea map you have that corresponds with it. I had no idea what the hell that meant and only found out today after I came home and had Internet access. You literally had to close your DS, to "press" the two maps together. I'll grudgingly admit that's clever despite how long it took me and I still couldn't get it. Overall, pretty fun, although so far the dialogue and story are nowhere as good as Wind Waker's. But it is a DS Zelda game, so I guess it's all good. By chance...anyone play it?
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I wanted to play it, but I haven't had a change to yet unfortunately... the not having a DS thing kinda hurts my chances.
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I thought you had access to a DS indirectly.
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I do technically... but my girlfriend moved to Colorado last year, remember?  Couple hundred miles does not mix with borrowing a DS. I could just steal a freshman's... they'd never know.
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