Welcome to NBC Nintendo Voice Chat, our very special, the legend of Zelda, a link between

world's spoiler cast with me today. Well, first of all, I'm your host, Ozerotero with me today.

The awesome friend from you just came back from Japan. I did. Where I played a lot of

link between worlds. It's all I did. I street pass pair. Oh, lots of people there. I'd never been

into the street pass in business now. Woo! All over. Let me tell you what. How many people did you get?

Well, I did on the train non-stop, and I would feel it every time. I would get up to 10 every time I did it.

Wow. That's got some of the Yamano te line. You'll pick up street pass all day. All right, next to him,

pair Schneider. How are you doing? Good, good. I've been up in street passing for many years.

What's your total weight? Like last year's? So it's kind of this year's total. You know what,

like whenever I look at the world map, it gets really scary because you're like, I didn't know there

was a country up there, and like you had, you met people from that country. If we is a great place,

yeah, I know. Yeah, surely. Yeah, some of those countries don't have maps yet, which is really

weird. Right? Yeah, that happened to me a lot. How rude is that, man? Like you spent like

a hundred percent of your country. But I live in Liechtenstein.

Finally, Brian Autano. Thanks for having me, Jose. Yeah, and if your country doesn't have a map,

I mean, you probably got way worse, probably. You probably don't have water either.

It's only, it's just way worse from that. I think New Zealand doesn't have that map.

They don't have a map. New Zealand. Well, in street pass. And according to street pass,

some countries don't have maps, which is bizarre. I hope that that would work. But that's what

Rand McNally recognizes as the map of the world. There you go.

Higher that, man. So we're here to talk about Legend of Zelda,

the Link between Worlds. We have all played it and finished it. I think I finished it like two

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