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How do I cause the “fourth day glitch”?


Majora's Mask: How Do I Achieve the Fourth Day GlitchHow do I save the game in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask?Is it possible to complete all the side quests in a single 3 day period?Is there any way to tell which Heart Container Pieces I already have?How can I be fast enough to follow the guy in the Deku Shrine?How do I enter the Pirate's Stronghold?Restocking items at the start of a 3-day cycleHow would you collect the All-Night Mask so that you can get the Fierce Deity Mask?Whats the maximum ammount of side quests you can complete in majoras mask in 1 3 day cycle?Is this scream from Majora's Mask?My game won’t save on the N64 and I tried using both save functions






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          With regards to the original N64 version, there is a guide on the wikia,




          During the final six hours of the Third Day, if Link goes to the Bomber's Hideout and looks through the telescope and exits when 00:00:02 or less time remains, the game will go to the next day instead of going to the Game Over scene. However, the game cannot be paused until Link proceeds in time by dancing with the Scarecrow. If Link dances with the Scarecrow again, Link will be taken to Dawn of a New Day, only here Link can roam freely with no end cutscene. Playing the Song of Double Time will only freeze the game, so dancing with the Scarecrow is the only known access to the Start menu. Time still flows regularly, but the Clock Tower Door will remain open.



          This glitch can also be done using the telescope at the Pirates' Fortress. This glitch will not work on Wiiware.




          This glitch is also reproducible on the 3DS remaster, as this post describes:




          By using bottle duping over certain masks like the gibdo mask, you can screw up time so badly the game will think you have negative hours left, which means you're on 4th day. Next time it hits 6 AM, the "Dawn of a new day" screen appears, at which point the game tries to load the "credits" version of whatever map you're on, because that's what 4th day really is, the credits.







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          With regards to the original N64 version, there is a guide on the wikia,




          During the final six hours of the Third Day, if Link goes to the Bomber's Hideout and looks through the telescope and exits when 00:00:02 or less time remains, the game will go to the next day instead of going to the Game Over scene. However, the game cannot be paused until Link proceeds in time by dancing with the Scarecrow. If Link dances with the Scarecrow again, Link will be taken to Dawn of a New Day, only here Link can roam freely with no end cutscene. Playing the Song of Double Time will only freeze the game, so dancing with the Scarecrow is the only known access to the Start menu. Time still flows regularly, but the Clock Tower Door will remain open.



          This glitch can also be done using the telescope at the Pirates' Fortress. This glitch will not work on Wiiware.




          This glitch is also reproducible on the 3DS remaster, as this post describes:




          By using bottle duping over certain masks like the gibdo mask, you can screw up time so badly the game will think you have negative hours left, which means you're on 4th day. Next time it hits 6 AM, the "Dawn of a new day" screen appears, at which point the game tries to load the "credits" version of whatever map you're on, because that's what 4th day really is, the credits.







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            Bottle duping? If you could, explain...

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            Sep 15 '16 at 17:01






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            Apparently it's a speed running technique...

            – Vemonus
            Sep 15 '16 at 17:02















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          With regards to the original N64 version, there is a guide on the wikia,




          During the final six hours of the Third Day, if Link goes to the Bomber's Hideout and looks through the telescope and exits when 00:00:02 or less time remains, the game will go to the next day instead of going to the Game Over scene. However, the game cannot be paused until Link proceeds in time by dancing with the Scarecrow. If Link dances with the Scarecrow again, Link will be taken to Dawn of a New Day, only here Link can roam freely with no end cutscene. Playing the Song of Double Time will only freeze the game, so dancing with the Scarecrow is the only known access to the Start menu. Time still flows regularly, but the Clock Tower Door will remain open.



          This glitch can also be done using the telescope at the Pirates' Fortress. This glitch will not work on Wiiware.




          This glitch is also reproducible on the 3DS remaster, as this post describes:




          By using bottle duping over certain masks like the gibdo mask, you can screw up time so badly the game will think you have negative hours left, which means you're on 4th day. Next time it hits 6 AM, the "Dawn of a new day" screen appears, at which point the game tries to load the "credits" version of whatever map you're on, because that's what 4th day really is, the credits.







          share|improve this answer


















          • 1





            Bottle duping? If you could, explain...

            – ToTheMax
            Sep 15 '16 at 17:01






          • 4





            Apparently it's a speed running technique...

            – Vemonus
            Sep 15 '16 at 17:02













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          With regards to the original N64 version, there is a guide on the wikia,




          During the final six hours of the Third Day, if Link goes to the Bomber's Hideout and looks through the telescope and exits when 00:00:02 or less time remains, the game will go to the next day instead of going to the Game Over scene. However, the game cannot be paused until Link proceeds in time by dancing with the Scarecrow. If Link dances with the Scarecrow again, Link will be taken to Dawn of a New Day, only here Link can roam freely with no end cutscene. Playing the Song of Double Time will only freeze the game, so dancing with the Scarecrow is the only known access to the Start menu. Time still flows regularly, but the Clock Tower Door will remain open.



          This glitch can also be done using the telescope at the Pirates' Fortress. This glitch will not work on Wiiware.




          This glitch is also reproducible on the 3DS remaster, as this post describes:




          By using bottle duping over certain masks like the gibdo mask, you can screw up time so badly the game will think you have negative hours left, which means you're on 4th day. Next time it hits 6 AM, the "Dawn of a new day" screen appears, at which point the game tries to load the "credits" version of whatever map you're on, because that's what 4th day really is, the credits.







          share|improve this answer













          With regards to the original N64 version, there is a guide on the wikia,




          During the final six hours of the Third Day, if Link goes to the Bomber's Hideout and looks through the telescope and exits when 00:00:02 or less time remains, the game will go to the next day instead of going to the Game Over scene. However, the game cannot be paused until Link proceeds in time by dancing with the Scarecrow. If Link dances with the Scarecrow again, Link will be taken to Dawn of a New Day, only here Link can roam freely with no end cutscene. Playing the Song of Double Time will only freeze the game, so dancing with the Scarecrow is the only known access to the Start menu. Time still flows regularly, but the Clock Tower Door will remain open.



          This glitch can also be done using the telescope at the Pirates' Fortress. This glitch will not work on Wiiware.




          This glitch is also reproducible on the 3DS remaster, as this post describes:




          By using bottle duping over certain masks like the gibdo mask, you can screw up time so badly the game will think you have negative hours left, which means you're on 4th day. Next time it hits 6 AM, the "Dawn of a new day" screen appears, at which point the game tries to load the "credits" version of whatever map you're on, because that's what 4th day really is, the credits.








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            Apparently it's a speed running technique...

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            Bottle duping? If you could, explain...

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            Apparently it's a speed running technique...

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