https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/a7a20845

  ¡What's up players! How’s everyone doing today? For my part, I hope you’re doing great—as is customary around here, let me welcome you to my 3Speak channel and today’s gaming post. Players, I’m thrilled to report that, at least for now, the Grand Theft Auto: Carcer City is going wonderfully, according to its developers. The project is led by the modder DeadpoolMKD, who, by the way, announced on his channel the release of a patch aimed at fixing some bugs found in this first DEMO version we have, as well as introducing improvements to the main storyline missions of this full conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Additionally, DeadpoolMKD informs us that he plans to release at least one more improved version of Carcer City in 2026, though he hasn’t specified an approximate release date, so according to his estimates, the final version of this mod would be released in 2027. Therefore, it is very important that we, as a gaming community that enjoys modding for San Andreas, strongly support the team at Freetime Studios, since such large-scale modding projects for GTA SA are often discontinued due to pressure and harassment from Rockstar Games toward modders.

  We continue with the exploration of Carcer City, this time we've focused on the zone of 'Wapona Hills', which is a zone of rich people in Carcer, and where as a first stop we had the visit to a kind of abandoned University called 'The Stark Weather State', which turned out to be a huge facility that we explored on foot, and where we found after a long time exploring its interior and surroundings the first Easter Egg of the game, and this Easter Egg was about an attic where the dismembered corpses of some police officers of the CCPD (Carcer City Police Department) were found, and said Easter Egg you can see it starting from minute 05:15 of the gameplay. We also got the sixth baseball card of the 100 that are found scattered throughout Carcer. It is really impressive how big this building is, and the time that the Freetime Studio modders took to model it with such detail results admirable, now what we have to wait for is what is going to be the function that the modders will give to this great University in the main plot? It really is something exciting, especially if we take into account that for what goes of this DEMO, the mod has a quite solid and well-detailed storyline.

  Finally, upon leaving The Stark Weather State we continue with the exploration through Wapona Hills, where we come across a large number of huge houses that symbolize the wealth of the area very well, where we found many high-end cars, such as for example the magnificent Stallion GT550, which is a muscle car with a powerful V8 under the hood, and it is a version on steroids of the well-known American-style car ‘Stallion’. Behind a large mansion in this area we got the seventh baseball card, in addition to the Manhunt chainsaw. And well players, with nothing more to report I say goodbye for today but not before thanking you enormously for the support that you have given to my 3Speak channel : ) . Greetings.

  -> Download the Mod for Free: Carcer City on Moddb <-

1. Video game: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (CLASSIC EDITION - PC)

• Animations mod

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/644a6157

  Hey, what's up, players! I hope each and every one of you is doing the best you can. As always, I’d like to welcome you to my 3Speak channel—but not before saying how happy I am to have you here again. Guys, today I had a revelation about how content that’s considered “mainstream,” so to speak, manages to carve out such an important space in people’s popular culture. This revelation came after I ran into a longtime friend I hadn’t seen in quite a while, and among the many things we talked about, there was a moment when I told him about this project that’s so dear to me, namely my gaming channel on 3Speak. Among other details, I mentioned that I was working on a series about Zelda: A Link to the Past, and immediately, this friend—a man in his 30s—recognized the title of this magnificent video game. He told me all about what he remembered from the game and how he used to play it on his console when he was just a kid. I was actually quite impressed by how my friend could remember so much of the plot and some of the game’s puzzles and bosses 😮 haha! It really blew me away. On the other hand, something that’s truly fascinating about these kinds of well-known video games is that you can connect with many people relatively easily through them, since it’s easy to find common ground and a pleasant topic of conversation for both of you, and even within a group of people.

  And getting back to our Zelda series, well, today we’re already on episode 12, where we’ve made some pretty significant progress, players. As I mentioned and as happened in the previous gameplay, the magician Sahasrahla had given us the location of a powerful item, which, according to her information, was in a cave east of Hyale's Lake. Once inside the cave, we encountered our first puzzle to solve, which we solved without difficulty thanks to the bombs, as we can see about 10 seconds into the gameplay. Then, after breaking through the wall, we found a statue of some fairies, one of which we managed to capture with the 'bug-catching net' and stored in Link’s empty bottle. For now, I only know that these fairies help restore all of Link’s health points; in fact, by touching one of them, we managed to regain all the health we’d lost on the way to the cave, haha. On the other hand, we solved another puzzle with the help of bombs and obtained the 'Ice Rod', which was the item Sahasrahla had mentioned to us earlier.

  It turns out that the Ice Rod is a magical item that’s very effective at paralyzing enemies, but we’ll have to use it very carefully since it drains a lot of Link’s magic energy—that is, the green bar on our HUD. Upon leaving the cave and setting off toward the next pendant to obtain, we come across another cave that we gained access to once again by using bombs, and inside we encounter a new type of enemy called Mini-Moldorms, which are quite resistant to physical damage, but with the help of the bow, we can take them down. Upon eliminating all the Mini-Moldorms in the cave, a gate opened, revealing the Friendly Thief’s secret hideout. He gave us a good portion of his loot (10 bombs, 10 arrows, and two Red Rupees) in exchange for keeping his secret hideout a secret 😁 Well, players, I’ll say goodbye for today, but not before thanking you for your support of this gaming channel on 3Speak. I’m truly grateful to have your support. Cheers!

1. Video game: Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/5ef2edc8

  Hey, what's up, players! For my part, I hope you’re having a great Tuesday. As usual, let me warmly welcome you to my gaming channel on 3speak and this post : ) . Guys, honestly, today while I was playing this wonderful video game, Wario, I was remembering that this series of games, so to speak, was recommended to me about two years ago by a YouTuber who, back then, had a very small YouTube channel focused on retrogaming. I thought he uploaded really good and informative content on the subject, since in that niche, these days there tends to be an abundance of generic content where it seems like all the retro gaming YouTubers are repeating the same material, and very few recommend content that is, so to speak, fresh or little-known, but not necessarily of low quality. On this YouTuber’s recommendation, I was introduced to the wonderful world of the antihero of the Mario universe—that is, the world of Wario—and this was through the first game where you can control our yellow antihero: Warioland: Super Mario World 3, which I consider a fantastic video game that you should play at least once in your life. Today I feel a bit sad to discover that this YouTuber didn’t continue his retrogaming channel project on YouTube, mainly because his videos weren't getting enough views, which eventually wore him down and left him disappointed, since his videos usually involved a lot of editing and hard work : / . It's sad to see how projects like this, with so much heart behind them, don't end up succeeding… But I guess those are just the rules of the algorithm…

  Today, on the other hand, I’m happy to say we’re already on our seventh gameplay session of Warioland II, where we’ve now entered the lands of Wario’s world. This time, we’re escaping from the woods after being forced to abandon our castle in order to hunt down the members of the Black Sugar Gang, who dared to invade our domain and steal our riches. Once in this forested area, we encounter a truly impressive number of ‘new enemies’; for example, one of the ones I liked the most was the ‘penguin bomber’, which is a kind of penguin that throws bombs the moment it sees us, and which made my progress a bit difficult at certain points along the way. Another aspect that caught my attention was how varied this woods section is, since it’s not just about wooded areas, but also features caves filled with underground water and mazes whose paths we must uncover by using our destructive powers, thereby acquiring more riches (coins).

  Finally, since speedrunning doesn't really appeal to me, I was once again completely focused on Wario's greed—that is, collecting as many coins as possible for our loot, ha ha! So completing the course or the story quickly isn’t my priority; my priorities in this game are: finishing the story, enjoying playing as Wario, learning more about Wario’s lore, and collecting as many coins as possible for Wario’s fortune, oh, and of course, since this channel is all about that, above all I want to enjoy retrogaming, since this is more of a—let’s say—therapeutic activity for me, something I plan to tell you more about later in greater detail. With nothing else to say, I’ll sign off for today, but not before thanking you for all your support that you've given to this 3speak channel; I’m truly grateful, players 😃✨. Cheers.

1. Video game: Warioland II (Game Boy Color) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/cb6bc455

  ¡What's up players! Warm greetings to all of you, and let me wish you a great start to the week. I’m truly glad to have you back here on my 3speak channel, and I’m also happy that you’re taking the time to read this : ) , so thank you. Guys, today I’m super happy and excited to bring this wonderful project to my 3speak channel: ‘ Grand Theft Auto: Carcer City’, which is a ‘total conversion’ mod created by a small independent studio of modders from the GTA community, led by the modder known as DEADPOOLMKD, whom I’d first like to thank for the magnificent work he and his team have done. What is GTA: Carcer City about? Well, let me ask you this: do you remember Rockstar Games’ iconic action video game, Manhunt? I ask this because Manhunt is precisely the main inspiration for this mod, since this game is set in the city of Carcer, which is canonical within the Grand Theft Auto universe, and in GTA lore is known as ‘the most dangerous city in America.’ The story of GTA: Carcer City takes place in 2001 (the same year as GTA 3) and two years before the events of Manhunt, where the city is already completely engulfed in chaos and overrun by a large number of criminal gangs who act as the protagonist’s main enemies.

  We begin our story in the shoes of Liam, a detective with the CCPD (Carcer City Police Department), and after a magnificent opening cutscene, we learn a bit about his background and his interactions with his fellow CCPD detectives. After the opening cutscene ends—which, by the way, features fantastic music— we’re introduced to the standard tutorial showing us how to use our hideout—the place where we can save our games—which, by the way, is a very humble and gloomy apartment located in Midtown, a rough part of Carcer, where at first glance we can see it’s overrun with local gangs, about whom we don’t know much yet, since one very important thing that hasn’t been mentioned is that this mod is in its early stages—meaning it’s currently just a DEMO. So we have to understand that many details of the game aren’t finished yet, but this Carcer City mod actually has a very active community, just like the development team, so I’m very optimistic that it will be completed.

  During this first FreePlay session, I tried to focus on freely exploring the city of Carcer, since, as you can see starting at the 5:43 mark in the gameplay, the Carcer map is enormous—it’s truly impressive that we have a new 3D-era GTA of this scale right here in 2026 : O . During this first FreePlay, we managed to collect the first 5 of 100 baseball cards, which serve as the game’s collectibles. They feature a spectacular design and aren’t just for show—baseball cards are used because, as shown in the mod’s intro, baseball is the dominant sport in Carcer. During this first gameplay session, we managed to explore most of the northern area of the first island’s map—that is, the zone known as Carcer Point. And well, players, I have nothing more to say for today, but I won’t sign off without first thanking you for your support on this 3speak channel, for which I am extremely grateful, my friends.

  -> Download the Mod for Free: Carcer City on Moddb <-

1. Video game: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (CLASSIC EDITION - PC)

• Animations mod

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/65073f87

  Hey, what's up, players! Happy Thursday! I hope you’re all doing great. I’d like to welcome you to my 3speak channel & this post. Today I’m in a good mood weather-wise, because it’s been raining a lot lately in the area where I live—and, well, across the country in general—which has caused temperatures to drop significantly and made the heat feel much more bearable. This makes sitting at the computer for a while to play Zelda or do other activities much more enjoyable. For example, one problem I have to deal with during really hot seasons is the rise in temperature in my room when I render videos, since this rendering process tends to heat up the PC, so it’s not very efficient to do it during the day. That’s why I choose to do the rendering and editing only late at night, when the temperatures have dropped significantly, players. But anyway, putting the weather factors aside, heh! :D, what’s important and what we’re interested in on the channel is that the Zelda: A Link to the Past series is going great, and honestly, playing it in 'blinded mode' (playing it for the first time), I’m enjoying it immensely, solving multiple puzzles, learning new mechanics, and discovering a ton of lore from this GOAT of video games.

  Hey players, we’ve got new shoes! Ha ha! That’s right. Well, it turns out that when we return to the magician Sahasrahla’s hideout with the Green Pendant in hand, she reveals the true name of the Green Pendant, which is ‘The Pendant of Courage’, and tells us that it belonged to a circle of very powerful Knights who, upon disappearing from the lands of Hyrule, left the ‘Pegasus Shoes’, a quest item that grants us the ability to perform a new offensive move—the Dash Attack. This is a very destructive attack, but we need to know when to use it, as I think the charge time is a bit long. On the other hand, thanks to the new Dash Attack, we were able to destroy a wall inside Sahasrahla’s lair and thus unlock access to a secret room within it, which contains 3 chests with the following contents: 100 Rupees (50 x 2) & 10 bombs. It really felt great to loot Sahasrahla in his own hideout, ha ha! You can see the entire looting sequence starting at the '2:10' mark in the gameplay.

  In addition to all the lore Sahasrahla has shared with us so far, this gives us a very good clue, namely that in a cave east of Lake Hyale, there is an item that will prove very useful throughout our adventure. That’s why we set off directly toward Lake Hyale, but not before stopping at a shop where we bought a heart for 10 rupees and 10 bombs for 50 rupees—and wow! Man, the economy in Hyrule is rough, ha ha! The other stop was at a fortune-teller’s shop where, for another 15 rupees : / , told us: ‘You will find a member of the Wise Men’s line in the desert’… Finally, we arrived at the cave east of Lake Hyale, but I’ll save that for the next gameplay, players ; ) . Well, that’s all for today, but not before thanking you for supporting the channel and stopping by—I really appreciate it, players. Cheers, and see you next time.

1. Video game: Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/6c639aa6

  Hey, what's up, players! I’m so happy to have you back on this humble 3speak channel. As always, a warm welcome to this new gameplay video and its accompanying post—or as I call it, my “3speaking” : D . I’m really in a great mood this week, and as some of you may have noticed, I’m deeply immersed in everything related to video game ‘modding’ and everything within that niche. But the specific area of that niche I’m most involved in is modding for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, in its classic edition. And the thing is, players, this week the demo for one of the most anticipated “total conversion” mods in the GTA SA community was released: the mod “GTA Carcer City”, which is set in the city of Carcer—the city where the events of another great Rockstar Games action classic, the video game 'Manhunt' take place. In this first demo, we’ll be able to explore the entire map of Carcer—a canonical city within the GTA universe—as well as complete some side missions, and I think (I’m not sure yet) we’ll be able to tackle some main story missions.

  Here we are, players, kicking off Chapter 2 of this wonderful story, and it really is amazing how many different missions we have to complete with Wario in this platformer. It’s not just about getting from point A to point B; as we can see, for example, in Story 1 titled “Return the Hen to Her Nest,” we have to well, after collecting as many coins as possible in our boundless greed, ha ha! In the end, we’ll also have to be very careful to rescue a little hen and take her back to her nest, but this won’t be so easy, because once we capture the hen, all the enemies we encounter on the way back to the nest will do everything in their power to sabotage our mission, and as seen in this gameplay, it really took me quite a while to return the hen to her nest, since carrying her causes Wario to lose a significant portion of his mobility and the use of his signature quick attack. Additionally, along the way, we used and mastered new and very useful moves like the down roll, which helps us reach hard-to-reach places on the map.

  I’d also like to point out that it feels great how Wario’s movement changes depending on the weight of the enemy you’re carrying. For example, when you’re carrying a Rooster, you feel much clumsier and slower than when you’re carrying a regular Pirate Goom, since with the latter you can jump and move around at a good speed. Another thing I noticed and really liked when starting Chapter 2 of the story is that this first chapter introduces a ton of new enemies, notably the Roosters, since they’re indestructible—at least when using Wario’s quick attack—so you can only stun them and take advantage of their daze to capture them. The only upside is that they’re easy to capture because, despite being very strong, they’re quite slow. And well, players, that’s all I have to share for today. I hope you enjoyed this gameplay of Warioland II, a classic platformer. Thank you very much for your support of the series, players. See you in the next video.

1. Video game: Warioland II (Game Boy Color) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/118c18c9

  ¡What's up players! As is customary on this 3speak channel, let me welcome you to my new gameplay video and accompanying post. This time, it’s all about freedom and no scripts—it’s time for FreePlay : ) . Guys, the theme for today’s gameplay came to me after I rewatched a few episodes of a really old police series from the late ’90s called ‘Pacific Blue’, which centered on a division of the Los Angeles Police Department (if I remember correctly, ha ha!) known for patrolling the beaches of Los Angeles on bicycles. Honestly, even though it’s pretty old, I think it’s a great series where we can see adrenaline-fueled chases that always make great use of bicycles, which adds a very unique and special touch to the show, That’s why today I took inspiration from that series to create this FreePlay, using the benefits—as always—of the PoliceMod V1.2 mod for GTA San Andreas, along with a few other mods to enhance immersion, such as the modified police bikes you can see in the gameplay, as well as the modified skin of an LSPD (Los Santos Police Department) bike officer.

  Having said all that, we now know what this GTA gameplay is all about: we start the gameplay true to the roleplay, beginning our patrol from the Verona Beach Police Headquarters. Yes, many people don’t know this, but even tho you can’t access the interior, there’s a small LSPD HQ on Verona Beach in Los Santos. Therefore, along with a partner from the LSPD bike unit, we received our first emergency call regarding a robbery in the Willowfield area of Los Santos. We arrived as quickly as possible and found members of the Los Santos Vagos robbing a house. As a result of our actions, we took down one suspect and arrested the remaining two. We also did a lot of bike patrols through the Ganton area, and for that we made extensive use of the First Person View Mod, which helped greatly increase immersion during gameplay : )

  Finally, it’s worth noting the wide variety of missions we encountered during this freeplay session, ranging from foot patrols and calls regarding home burglaries to chasing armed suspects, and finally responding to a call about an armed and agitated suspect who was firing his MP5 at pedestrians near Willowfield, forcing us to intervene, but surprisingly, a car driven by a pedestrian took care of him by ramming him as he fled the scene lol! Which is why around the 10:08 video mark we called an ambulance—which, by the way, couldn’t revive the fallen suspect—so we had to call the coroner’s office to remove the body. Well, with nothing else to say, I hope you enjoyed this gameplay and I hope to see you in the next one here on my 3speak channel. Cheers and thank you very much for your support, players.

1. Video game: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (CLASSIC EDITION - PC)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/114a2ecd

  Hey, what's up, players! Today I’m really happy to be back here with a new Zelda gameplay video for my 3speak channel, so please join me at this new Link's adventure. Lately, the days have felt much longer to me : / , and that’s because the summer is in full swing here in my country. That’s why I’ve decided to do my gaming sessions exclusively at night to avoid the heat waves that are common in the region where I live. But despite that, I’m still really enjoying how this Zelda series I’m creating here on 3speak is coming along, and it’s been very rewarding to see the positive reception it’s received by all of you, players : )

  It's hard to believe, but we've reached the tenth gameplay video for Zelda: A Link to the Past on the SNES. As the video title suggests, we've managed to obtain one of the pendants that the magician Sahasrahla tasked us with finding—a requirement for him to reveal more information about the long-awaited Master Sword. Of course, getting that green pendant wasn’t easy at all, since we first had to face the game’s first boss—a group of guardians known as “Armos Knights” who attacked us in a pack—but luckily, with the help of the Hero’s Bow, we managed to defeat them from a safe distance.

  By the way, before reaching the chamber where the guardians of the Green Pendant were located, we had to face a wide variety of enemies, so it’s essential to manage your arrows wisely—specifically, the number of arrows Link can carry for his Hero's bow, since right now we can only carry 30 arrows, and these are crucial for taking on certain enemies, especially if we want to defeat them without too much trouble... Well, players, that’s all for today. Thank you for stopping by and for your support of this beloved Zelda series : ) . Cheers, and see you in the next gameplay video.

1. Video game: Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/a7d9d329

  Hey, what's up, players! Good day, and welcome to another one of my gameplay videos for my 3speak channel, along with the accompanying post. Guys, as I mentioned in my previous gameplay & post, I’ve been working on improving my general computer skills lately, and today, for this Warioland II gameplay, I’m putting those skills to good use. For example, in one of my latest Snapies posted here on the platform, you can see a very simple but useful table (at least for me ha ha!) where I list all of Wario’s forms and powers in this Game Boy Color title. You can check out the table in question: here

  It’s great that we’re already on the fifth gameplay session of Warioland II, and I say that because in today’s gameplay we face our first boss, the fearsome ‘Giant Snake’, but not before facing some stiff resistance from the other members of the Black Sugar Gang. After defeating the Giant Snake, we managed to complete the entire first stage of Warioland II, and so Wario was able to leave his castle and go after the dangerous Pirate Gooms of the Black Sugar Gang that stealed great part of his treasures. All of these events are summarized in some fantastic cutscenes starring Wario, which you can see in my gameplay around the one-minute mark 07:23 : )

  Finally, I also want to point out to you, players, that in this gameplay run I focused on winning the various mini-games I came across along the way to the Snake, thereby increasing Wario’s loot. But I actually realized how important it is to be greedy and collect as many coins as possible, because thanks to them, you can lower the difficulty and get more attempts when playing the different mini-games, allowing you to earn various rewards like treasures for Wario, as well as collect more pieces of the final puzzle that appears at the end of each story in the game. Well, players, with nothing more to add, thank you very much as always for stopping by and for all your support : ) Cheers

1. Video game: Warioland II (Game Boy Color) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paultactico2/74fbd212

  Hey, what's up, gamers! Happy start to the week, everyone! I hope you’re all doing great after Easter week. Welcome to my 3speak channel and this retrogaming post. Guys, lately I’ve been brushing up on some of my skills in what’s known as office automation—you know, things like using programs like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. In these times when everything is dominated by AI and computer automation, it’s always good to know how to do things on your own. I’m focusing on this because, for example, lately I’ve found myself in situations where I’ve often lacked stable internet access due to the widespread power outages currently plaguing my country. As a result, I’ve often had to get ahead on work and pending tasks without access to the internet or AI assistants. This has made me realize how vital it is to at least master a good portion of how to create your own content without relying on the data automation we’re experiencing today.

  Players, as the video title suggests, we’ve finally obtained Link’s iconic ‘Hero’s Bow’, and now we can finally put all those arrows we collected on our way to the first dungeon—where the Green Pendant is located—to good use. The great thing about getting this new weapon is that it expands our combat options, since now we don’t just have the boomerang—which, while good for stopping enemies at a distance, lacks range—unlike the Hero’s Bow, which has a long range, but whose drawback for now is that I find it quite slow when firing, so you have to get used to it first to make effective use of it.

  Not only did today’s gameplay stand out because of the discovery of Link’s Bow, but I’m also impressed by the sheer number and variety of new enemies we’ve encountered in this dungeon. For example, the 'Eyegores' really stand out—those stocky green monsters we see for the first time as temple guardians within the first 10 seconds of the gameplay. Also worth noting are the creatures that act as a sort of flying trap, known as 'Bubbles' (according to the Zelda's Wiki), which we can see blocking our path as we try to collect a good amount of rupees located on one of the upper levels of the temple. They’re particularly notable for their apparent invulnerability, since I haven’t managed to find a way to destroy one of these bubbles yet. If you know any way to destroy these bubbles, I’d appreciate it if you let me know, since they’re a real pain in the butt, ha ha! And well, I don’t have anything else to add for today, players. See you in the next gameplay, and thank you very much as always for your attention & support : )

1. Video game: Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) (USA ROM version)

Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) - Videos

Warioland II (GBC) - Videos

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Classic Edition - PC)

My 3Speak Shorts (3Shorts)