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Majora's Mask Changes The Stars Based On Your Name
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A Majora's Mask player has discovered that the position of the stars changes depending on what you call Link.
The Legend of Zelda is a series known for its massive attention to detail, and although you might think of Breath of the Wild as the prime example of this, it's been a thing for as long as the series has been around. In fact, gamers are still discovering hidden details within the games, such as the fact that in Majora's Mask, the position of the stars in the sky changes depending on the
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Final Battlefield 2042 patch of the year will increase gun accuracy yet again
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