The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Collectors Edition Nintendo 64 Gold Cart
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The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Collectors Edition Nintendo 64 Gold Cart is a special edition of the classic RPG game released by Nintendo in 1998. This collector's edition includes unique features such as the ability to play the ocarina to summon a horse, solve puzzles, change time, and more. Players can explore a 3D Hyrule for the first time in the popular Legend of Zelda series, utilizing bombs, arrows, and sword attacks to defeat various enemies. The game is rated E for Everyone and is compatible with the NTSC-U/C region code, offering an immersive gaming experience for fans of the…
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Full Specifications
| region | NTSC |
|---|---|
| edition | Collector's Edition |
| cartridge_color | Gold |
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