Speedy Princess Rescue

The controls are difficult. All the doors are exactly 1 box wide, so you have to line up really well to get through. Same with getting across bridges and around trees. If you are caught at all, he just stands there and gets hit. I don't know if it's that the obstacles were a little smaller in the real zelda, or the speed was slower, but this was never a problem in the NES version.

not a bad nes-ish zelda-style adventure game. Time limit isn't a bad idea, though it's a bit of a hassle since i'm at work. Still managed to clear with 5 minutes to spare so it's reasonable. Doesn't seem to have a true ending when you save the princess. Could use some cleaning up, pretty good job though honestly.

Could not defeat blue dragon (though did not try hard). Bow seemed to be great at first, but it left me without arrows and money soon (I tried to have some pleasure shooting, and it appeared to be shooting money).
Replaying to attack blue dragon with many arrows, finding arrows (killing remaining monsters for money) or carefully defeating it with sword did not seem to be interesting.
Time was over 30:00 when I stopped playing: game did not stop itself.

This isn't a bad game, but rescuing the princess before the time limit doesn't seem to do anything. Is this a bug?

to laggy