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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (view source)
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===Mask & Skulltula runs===
===Mask & Skulltula runs===
:''Main article: [[Mask & Skulltula run]]''
:''Main article: [[Mask and Skulltula run]]''
[[Twin Galaxies]] offered a bounty of $100 for the fastest complete run (received by the end of 2005) of Ocarina in which the player also collected all 100 Gold Skulltula tokens and the Mask of Truth. This bounty was won by [[Sam Hughes]] with a time of 6 hours 56 minutes.
[[Twin Galaxies]] offered a bounty of $100 for the fastest complete run (received by the end of 2005) of Ocarina in which the player also collected all 100 Gold Skulltula tokens and the Mask of Truth. This bounty was won by [[Sam Hughes]] with a time of 6 hours 56 minutes.
===100% runs===
[[Radix]] gave his criteria for a 100% run of Ocarina as follows:[http://speeddemosarchive.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?action=display;board=consoles_newer;num=1118551336;start=0#5]
[[Radix]] gave his criteria for a 100% run of Ocarina as follows:[http://speeddemosarchive.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?action=display;board=consoles_newer;num=1118551336;start=0#5]
Despite this, a 100% run of Ocarina would be much longer than the Mask & Skulltula run described above and hence almost definitely exceed SDA's soft upper limit of 7 hours on acceptable runs. It's therefore quite unlikely that one will be attempted, even segmented.
Despite this, a 100% run of Ocarina would be much longer than the Mask & Skulltula run described above and hence almost definitely exceed SDA's soft upper limit of 7 hours on acceptable runs. It's therefore quite unlikely that one will be attempted, even segmented.
===Minimal runs===
As a formal definition of your "percentage" in OoT has yet to be formally defined, it remains to be seen how, exactly, this percentage can best be minimised. Three-heart runs, for example, may or may not prove to be good examples of minimal runs.
As a formal definition of your "percentage" in OoT has yet to be formally defined, it remains to be seen how, exactly, this percentage can best be minimised. Three-heart runs, for example, may or may not prove to be good examples of minimal runs.