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| − | '''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''' is an action/RPG for the [[Nintendo 64]], released in October of 2000 by Nintendo. It is the sixth game in the Legend of Zelda series, and the sequel to [[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]. The next Zelda game, disregarding handheld games, is [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]].
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| − | == Speed Runs ==
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| − | Time travel and the manipulation of time is a major theme of Majora's Mask. In particular, the game has its own clock, which naturally gives rise to two ways of timing a speed run - according to the game clock, and using real time.
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| − | === Real time runs ===
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| − | The best real-time run, start to finish, of Majora's Mask is a time of [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MajorasMask.html#norm 3 hours 37 minutes] obtained by [[Peter Yeh]] on July 13, 2005.
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| − | The best real-time 100% run is one of [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MajorasMask.html#100p 6 hours 55 minutes] obtained by [[Peter Branam-Lefkove]] on August 5, 2005.
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| − | === Game time runs ===
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| − | Ordinarily you have to reset the clock back to the start of Day One at least every 72 game hours. This is what the game expects you to do, at least, and you have to do it at least once because you don't recover your Ocarina until almost the end of Day Three. However, it IS just about possible to beat the ENTIRE rest of the game in the course of the next three-day cycle, without going back in time.
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| − | The best second-cycle completion, judged by the time shown on the game clock when the player reaches the entrance to the Clock Tower having completed all four dungeons, is [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MajorasMask.html#6dc 8:32pm on Day Two], achieved by [[Peter Branam-Lefkove]] on April 18, 2004. (The Clock Tower itself does not open up until midnight on Day Three, regardless of circumstances.)
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| − | ==Sub-games==
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| − | Majora's Mask has a clutch of sub-games:
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| − | * [[Town Archery]]
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| − | * [[Swamp Archery]]
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| − | * [[Horseback Archery]]
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| − | * [[Witch Archery]]
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| − | * [[Goron Races]]
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| − | * [[Beaver Races]]
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| − | * [[Gorman Track]]
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| − | * [[Deku Scrub Game]]
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| − | * [[Honey & Darling Game]]
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| − | * [[Treasure Chest Game]]
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| − | * [[Island Jumping]]
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| − | * [[Ghost Killing]]
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| − | == External Links ==
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| − | [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MajorasMask.html Majora's Mask] on [[The SDA]]
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| − | [[Category:Games]]
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| − | [[Category:N64 games]]
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| − | [[Category:Legend of Zelda Series]]
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