The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

there is a man running around in hyrule field follow him until he stops so you can talk to him while you are close to him skeletons will pop up he is who you sell it to but he can be hard to find

become a kid and learn it or make a new one (also as a kid)

It's only removed in the special edition version. It's because a bunch of Arabs claimed that it was offensive. (as usual)

Around 3,000 US dollars

check at a pawn shop

The THird OOT boss is Barinade, Who you fight in Lord Jabu-Jabu's Stomach. He's quite easy. Really. Don't die when or if you fight him.

Im not sure if you would call it a skill but as a kid you get a bottle then as an adult you get the hookshot and song of storms then you go back as a kid later on and play the song of storms in the wind mill where you learned it go to the bottom of the well and get the lens of truth

In the beginning of the game there is a flashback. It shows Zelda giving Link the Ocarina of time for his journey to find Navi. In the beginning you see Link on his horse in the woods. That is his journey to find Navi until skull kid brings him to Termina.

It is known as computer rather than a calculator as the calculator performs functions with numbers whereas; a computer performs functions with not only numbers but encoding of computer language.

They don't think at all, actually. They do math. Computers are just simply fancy calculators.

The bottom of the well in Kakariko Village, you go there and impa tells you somethings and a large shadow being is released from the well, thenyou jump down go through it, (like the ice cavern it is a mini temple) and you get the lens. **You can't proceed without it**

Link goes into the sky, meets Zelda and Zelda asks link to give the ocarina to her. Link gives the ocarina, and he goes to the temple of time. Link returns the sword, and locks away Gannon. Link's fariy leaves. THE END

ger-ooo-doe

If your refering to the creators of Hyrule then they would have to be Din, Godess of Power, Nayru, Godess of Wisdom and Farore, Godess of Courage, but there are also other dieties like Cyclos from Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass and Zephos who only appears briefly in Wind Waker

You can press and hold the 'R' shoulder button, if I am not mistaken this is the button on all controller types, from the original N64 to the Gamecube adaptations.

I'm assuming you mean the water temple in Ocarina of Time?

That's the hardest one :P there's quite a few cheat vids on youtube. Remember to do things methodically and check behind all the chests. Use iron boots to avoid currents. Your shadow doesn't have a long sword or a hammer like you :)

"throwing down the gauntlet" means to challenge someone. They used to do it when dueling was popular. Someone would throw down their gauntlet, and if the person took it up, that meant that they accepted the challenge and the fight was on. Today, we don't usually wear gauntlets, but we still challenge each other, and argue... so a "proverbial gauntlet" would be something that someone would use to challenge someone else, or if you said "she threw down the proverbial gauntlet" you would mean that she challenged someone else for leadership or supremacy. "proverbial" means "from a proverb" but sometimes just means old... something from the legends or tales of the past, as it does in this case.