Ah ok that explains why you weren't around as much lately. Good luck!

Well a name generally has to go along with what the game is actually about lol. I don't know if there will be enough space to do something like Oracle of Ages (which is kind of what I was hoping to be able to do) and have two completely separate maps.

I think he meant how you can travel through time in OOA, and the map for past and present essentially give you two worlds to explore. Not the fact that OOA and OOS were two separate games in the same series that had extra content that could be accessed by owning both titles.

Yea, I know that. I guess i should clarify my post.

You time travel only in oracle of ages. The dual world concept is similar to that of A Link to the past having a light and dark world, except you travel back and forth between the two time periods throughout the course of the game. In A link to the past, the dark world is the primary focus of the second half of the game. The oracle of ages and the oracle of seasons are both really good games, I highly recommend playing them. =) One game is more action based, and one is more puzzle based. I can't remember which is which though. As far as doing a dual map game, it could be done, it just depends on how large you want to make the game.

i'm fairly certain that seasons is the more puzzle based of the two.

Yes, certainly... OoA's main puzzle elements were the dungeons(these were of course typical zelda dungeons: lots of puzzes, some enemies, boss at the end). other than that, there wasn't much, except occasionally switching times to use passageways not available in one time.

so... yes, you should definitely check them out =D

Seconded. OoS and OoA are some of the best zelda games

BUt Ganon in Oracle of series is so easy I'm very disappintedthat Onox is harder than Ganon
BUt Best twin games ever (better than pokemons, or not :-°)

YOu should try RLE compressing, that could you give some good results