Ocarina of Time Blind!

[video=youtube;nmmqarQRSSE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmmqarQRSSE[/video]


I want to try this.

Good on him for being able to do that.

But I'd rather eat a sponge than try to play a game blind.

Good on him for being able to do that.

But I'd rather eat a sponge than try to play a game blind.

Lmao.

I don't know, it would be extremely rage-enducing, but it would be fun!

Lmao.

I don't know, it would be extremely rage-enducing, but it would be fun!

Shikage this is a joke right?
You think it'd be fun to play with a blind handicap? That dude must've practiced for ages, memorizing where certain things were, and had to use the stereo to help him out as well. And you wanna try it 'just because?'
No. That's not even cool.
It's awesome he pulled it off, however.

Shikage this is a joke right?
You think it'd be fun to play with a blind handicap? That dude must've practiced for ages, memorizing where certain things were, and had to use the stereo to help him out as well. And you wanna try it 'just because?'
No. That's not even cool.
It's awesome he pulled it off, however.

What's wrong with that?

It's like that (episode of) [show/movie] where a guy who isn't handicapped participates in an event for handicapped people.

It's like that (episode of) [show/movie] where a guy who isn't handicapped participates in an event for handicapped people.

No, not even. There's a difference between competition and being inspired to try new things.

It's like that (episode of) [show/movie] where a guy who isn't handicapped participates in an event for handicapped people.

Oh hay, I saw that a few weeks ago.

Except it's not like that, because this isn't an event for handicapped people and there are people who actually try playing games without looking.

You're saying just because someone who's blind does it because they actually can't see, other people can't do it because it's ''not cool'', or it's ''insensitive'' or something? That's horse crap. If anything doing what someone with a disability does at least gives the person some more understanding of how difficult ''normal'' things can be. In this case Justin wants to try playing the game without seeing like the blind person did, and I'm sure he'll find out it's no easy task and therefore I'm sure he's more likely to find what the blind man has accomplished to be even more impressive.

Would love to see more of his videos, and especially see how he'll fight both forms of Ganondorf.