The Deku Tree phrophesies that Ganondorf, an evil desert Gerudo man, is trying to get hold of the Triforce, the essence of life in Hyrule.

The deku tree tells navi, the fairy that she must awaken Link as he has been having a nightmare about the evil man.

They have this giant jellyfish named Mr. Jabba Jabba and you have to go into his stomach to retrieve an ugly little talking fish-man

Link must save hyril with only the help of the pixie Navi, his horse Epona, a mysterious man named Sheik, and other characters along the way

(Ganondorf, the "dark man from the desert") to save the lovely princess

When he gets those he is going to defeat the evil man of Hyrule called Ganondorf

The whole "save the princess from the evil man" story worked at first when RPGs were just beginning, but now developers have a better opportunity to make engrossing stories

Many years later, an Evil Man named Ganondorf seeks the triforce and Places a curse on the deku tree, and does other horible things to many races .

When he gets those he is going to defeat the evil man of Hyrule called Ganondorf

The story starts off with Link having a bad dream about a mysterious man and woman

The characters are a quiet hero of time, an eternally youthful forest girl, a wild rock man from the firey Death Mountain, a rebellious fish woman, a determined royal guard, a sexy thief, the "princess", and of coure, Ganon the bad guy.

But man, I love starting it over and playing the first half countless times.

Instead, the seven maidens of the wise men descent have been hidden in deep dank dungeons, and Link has to transverse thru 13 dungeons all together, 5 the first part, and eight the second part

They're still gorgeous (albeit a tad blurry--don't blame the game, blame the Nintendo64!), even next to newer games on newer systems such as the PlayStation2

Works as it should.

The game follows the story of a young boy named Link who sets out to save the land from an evil foreign warlord named Ganondorf as well as to rescue Princess Zelda.