Zelda Infinite

If you think about it, it's easy to assume that in TP, the targets symmetrical to the lanterns are broken lanterns, and the ones in the Lakebed Temple adjacent to the rotating platforms are for the design. It went platform, no platform, platform, etc.

But what about the targets in OoT? They have random lil grey things stuck on the walls ONLY only above certain places...
And I was more thinking of the targets in OoT, but you still have a point.

I'm not sure you meant this, but it'd be amazing to have certain temples where you have to back-track them after picking up different items. They did this with Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, except those were just huge temples alone. I mean maybe get certain items in a temple that you can't get early on, but later throughout the game.

I'm not too sure about what you wrote there, but I just re-read my old post idea. And now that I think about it, my idea is a crap-ass idea. Coz what if you have a break inbetween the dungeons and put the game on Hiatus? You'll completely forget about how the old temple was. Making it impossible for you to finish it. The only way this could work is if you had flashbacks of the old temple.

i want a dungeon that has every boss you've faced so far except your arena area had changed making it harder for you to kill him. most games have the boss rooms having easy ways to figure out what to do next.

....kind of like Zant in TP?

no he is his own boss not some of the other ones he just goes to their feilds
or bring old bosses back into newer games

What your talking about is that Gannon's Tower part in WindWaker, right?
Exept like bring that annoying Moldworm(from the dungeon you get the Moon Pearl in Zelda, A Link to the Past) into a more present game?
Or are you talking about bringing a boss back that you have already beat, but just remodeling the boss room?


Agreed.

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She means something similar... <_<;

I think a better comparison would be Armor-Dillo and Dragon-Fly in Donkey Kong 64.

what im talking about is like bringing a boss like molgera from wind waker and allowing him to emerge from the walls and celling as well as the floor making it harder for you to know where he is coming from and dodge his attacks.

So you just want the bosses to come back one after the other but harder instead of a dungeon?

NO!
He is talking about taking a boss like Mongrala from Wind Waker and making it so he can come out of the walls and cealing as well as the floors, and taking the Moldorm from ALTTP and putting him in a room surrounded by spikes instead of holes that send you to the previous floor.

Wasn't that the worst part of Metroid Hunters?

idk i've never played metroid hunters :/

How should I know? I don't have a DS or the game.

lol, I didn't get very far into Metroid Prime Hunters before giving up... xD

By the way... Wasn't that the game that gave you ammo for the Power Beam?

No, however it was the game that had a grand total of 2 bosses.... And 8 boss fights. Even if you make them harder the second time it just looks like lazy design, not to mention it's irritating. One of the only complaints I have about Okami is that you have to fight Orochi three times.
But if you're talking about having a boss rush mode, then giving the earlier bosses more attack power or health or something would be ok.

Fighting the same boss again is boring. As Burkie said, it was very lame in Metroid Prime: Hunters. Also, that game's environments were incredibly similar, dull, and generally uninteresting. It is by far my least favourite Metroid game.