Rules

So then, down to business.
First- cameronbanga rocks. If you haven't checked them out, they're really cool. They decided to play 4 Zeldas over 48 hours straight and beat them all. They're still doing awesome video game runs, and raising money for charities and such. If it weren't for them, we wouldn't even have had this idea. So thanks.

Right. Here's whats happening. Sometime over spring break (we're still figuring out exactly what days) we're all gonna sit down at my house for three days straight and play us some Zelda. As for which ones...
Our main concern is Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. However, that'd be too easy. So instead, we've added some challenges.
Only one person is allowed to play a console Zelda at a time (meaning, the above games). Here's the twist. At the same time, one person is allowed to be a handheld Zelda. Yep, any of the other Zelda games as long as it's on a handheld. This includes Zelda games that were originally made for a console but ported to handheld (example: A Link to the Past.)
So, at the max, there can be two people playing at one time. The rest of the group can be doing whatever else, I guess. Like sleeping.
We've come up with a short list of handhelds we're gonna try and obtain. They include Phantom Hourglass, A Link to the Past, Minish Cap, Oracle of Seasons and Ages.
We've already got Phantom Hourglass as well as Oracle of Seasons. So those are in. We're doing our best to acquire MC and ALTTP next. Oracle of Ages can wait.
If we do finlly figure all this out (what days, who can come, games) and pull it off, this blog will eventually progress to becoming our log. We don't have a webcam, so I guess keeping track of where we are on here will work.
But hey, we'd really like to set up a direct feed. If anyone out there can help us out, we would love you forever.
In the end, since only two people are playing at a time, we'll probably end up playing other games as well. We'll tally up the final list of games we beat/played at the end.
So, there's the rules.