rock out like a real-life link with this playable ocarina
July 23rd, 2008 comments (4) stumble it! digg it! by: karen m.
If you’ve always dreamed of serenading your very own Zelda with the dulcet tones of an ocarina, now’s your chance. You can buy this playable replica, tri-force logo and all!
Anything that’s described as a “mesmerizing playable fairy flute” is sure to get the ladies lining up at your doorstep. Why, look at this enchanting fellow playing his ocarina. Have you ever seen anything sexier? *swoon*
The ocarina is made from glazed earthenware, which I found surprising because it kind of looks like plastic in the photos. It boasts 6 holes and comes with a songbook of your favorite Legend of Zelda tunes. Of course, that assumes you know how to read music for a fictional instrument, but frankly if you’d burn 40 bucks on one of these, that’s probably the least of your worries.
You can buy one for $39.99 at ThinkGeek.
filed under: just plain fun video games
July 23rd, 2008 comments (4): stumble it! digg it! by: karen m.
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I think I just hit the ocarina jackpot…
http://yhst-46117395216933.stores.yahoo.net/choose-your-ocarina-for-zelda-fans.html
The ocarina does look insanely small judging from the pictures displayed on this post :E
My little brother got one of these last week. I’ve been stealing it every now and then to play Zelda’s Lullaby for my dog.
It’s a lot smaller than it appears in the game (and only has five holes, not six like you said. The sixth hole is where the air comes out). The book it came with had incredibly easy-to-read music sheets, with a picture of the ocarina and which holes you have to cover for each note.
I don’t know anything about Zelda, but the original version of Wild Thing by the Troggs features an ocarina lead break.