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You get the silver arrows in the dark world. Look for a cracked wall on the pyramid castle.

You need to go to the dark world version of link's house, where a bomb maker lives. He will eventually have big bombs for sale, and you can only buy one at a time. The bomb will follow you around.

Bring it right up against to the big crack in the wall, and start the timer by dashing away. When it blows up, a hole in the wall will lead to a well, where you can throw things in.

Throw the bow in to get the silver arrows. If you still have the blue boomerang you can throw that in to get a red one, which flys faster and farther. Throwing in an empty bottle will give you a free green potion, too.

Be careful when the bomb is following you, as several things will cause it to stop moving and begin to count down. Jumping off of walls/platforms, dashing, or picking things up will all start the timer. If this happens, go back to the bomb and touch it to make it follow you again. It's not so bad if you just had to pick something up real quick, but it can really mess you up if you jump down a hill, so avoid that at all costs.

The Wii is older than the Wii U

Nope.

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you flick ur wrist, I got 95 a few times

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No, they were separate.

Water pump with a broken impeller blade. Possibly defective fan relay, fan motor, or fan clutch, depending on what it uses.

Most of the time, this is the case in many Pokemon games, since it is a very valuable item. However, you can get the Master Ball more than once even with the same save file. You can win another Master Ball through the ID Lottery in Lilycove City (Hoenn) and Lumiose City (Kalos) if all the numbers matched. Another way is to have someone trade you a Pokemon holding a Master Ball.

Change you Mii by using Mii Maker.

yes!

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Download copies of any eShop game are locked to one 3DS; even if you insert your console's SD card in another 3DS, the data specific to download games is unreadable. The only way around this would be to initiate a System Transfer, then insert the SD card once the process has finished.

Absolutely nothing.

ebay

idon't know

hopefully

Depends who you ask, or how you define 'better'. Not if the majority of games has bad graphics and you only are trying to say it was capable of better results if the games are better

The N64 had Trilinear filtering. This allowed it to display much smoother textures than the PS1 could, in fact the PS1's interpolation method produced noticably pixellated textures.

However, one big problem was that the N64 didn't have that much space on the game cartridges for high quality textures. That meant simpler ones had to be used sometimes, or smaller textures were stretched out, giving them a blurry appearance. Some games compensated by having a simple and cartoony style.

Later cartridges did have more space for detailed graphics, and for these, the difference between the PS1 was much clearer.

So, was the N64 capable of better graphics - yes. Did the vast majority of N64 games utilitse this capability fully - no.

You should first check the Kelly Blue Book value at www.kbb.com. after that I would go to a local dealer and see what they suggest the trade-in value is and conpare the two. Most dealers use the KBB values anyway so they should be the same but may have some insite on demand.

I don't know, but it better be awesome! (You should try writing in to Nintendo Power. Even though my letter didn't get in the magazine, it was still answered.)

No it's a completely different company. They made Xbox .

They can last around 25 years if you play them every once and a while.