The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Includes Four Swords)
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is a retelling of the venerable series'first game with a quest for up to four players -- all on one cartridge. The game is a mix of action and puzzles where Link must travel between the Light and Dark worlds to rescue Princess Zelda. In the multiplayer game, Four Swords, between two to four players take on the roles of young adventurers who answer a challenge from the Triforce. They must brave the dangers of multiple dungeons in a quest to find the Master Sword. Their strength will be tested by fierce monsters, their wisdom tested by complex puzzles, and their courage tested by having to cooperate with each other to overcome obstacles.
Got Game Boy Advance friends and a Game Link Cable? Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is a retelling of the venerable series' first game with a quest for up to four players--all from one cartridge. The game is a mix of action and puzzles where Link must travel between the Light and Dark worlds to rescue Princess Zelda.
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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Includes Four Swords) Reviews
He has played it multiple time and now has our oldest child into playing as well. Bought this for my husband.a big Zelda fan. If you have been a fan of previous Zelda games you will be a fan of this as well.
What can I say. I think it's continuing saga is amazing and fun to be part of. You either like Zelda or you don't.
This is my absolute favorite of the Zelda series and grips me the most out of them all. This video game entralled me as a boy, and though I know now where most of the secrets are, I'm still in love with it. Inspite of all the video games I've played with all their flashy 3-D graphics and extremely complex gameplay, if I had to honestly choose one video game to be crowned king, this would be the one. Yeah, I know that title may be pretty grand for this old 16-bit video game, but for a fantasy/adventure lover like me, it just don't get better than this. You get to trek a huge world with a wonderful helpful map to find where you want to go; the monsters are cool and widely varied and you have to figure out each one's weak spot; you get so many different weapons and powers, with the master sword being the most sought after; the dungeons are loads of fun and very addictive. It just represents every young man (or boy's) longing for adventure and excitement, a quest/purpose, to fight unimaginable monsters/evil, to save the beautiful damsel and in the process, the world. The story's simple yet engaging, the music classical and priceless, the graphics old-school and simple yet detailed and dazzling.
The world map is big with a light and dark world map making the game twice as big. So I say you should check this game out. This Zelda game back in the early 90s made up for the 2nd game being a piece of crap. There lots of new items like the pegasis boots for running, the master sword, and the mirror for switching to new worlds. I havent played it since you need 4 friends with the game, but buying it for just A Link to the Past is still not a waste. There is a 2nd game on this besides A Link to the past, The 4 swords. If you did like the origonal game you will love this one.
There were many opportunities to interact with the environment, which increased as I found more tools. However, it's still a fun game that I had trouble putting down. My biggest annoyance was falling down holes since I'm quite clumsy. I needed online help since I'm usually lousy at finding things. I picked up rocks, cut down signs, ran into trees to release their contents, dug holes in the ground to look for treasure, I pulled levers and dragged statues, and I even made myself invisible. Some parts of the game are surprisingly tricky and oftentimes frustrating.
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