For decades, The Legend of Zelda has been entertaining fans with its unique blend of swashbuckling action and role playing adventure. Now, the world of Link returns on the Nintendo 3DS family of handhelds. One 1992 release, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, introduced Super NES gamers to a whole story that took place in the kingdom of Hyrule. In this handheld sequel, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds continues this tale - while bringing some unique new elements to the fore.
Thanks to the stereoscopic 3D capabilities of the Nintendo 3DS system, there's a layer of depth to the world of the game that allows you to experience Link's adventures like never before. In the past, it may have been tricky to tell the difference between different floor levels, but now they are crystal clear, giving more realism to battle sequences and dungeon exploration! When you play The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, you'll not only encounter deadly dungeons and the usual epic landscapes of the series, but incredible puzzles to test your brain. As you negotiate the terrain, you'll also be able to move Link across walls as if he were painted on them, changing the perspective completely and allowing you to think about your next move in a whole new dimension.
I wonder if this game would be available on virtual console on the switch
PointDex
3 Feb 171#7
Good game, if a little to easy and short
otterboxer
4 Feb 17#8
its ok, zero replay value of course and it is a bit short but its fair money now.
rumble
4 Feb 17#9
Scorchio!
noahsdad
5 Feb 17#10
HEAT. I haven't played this game, even though I bought the original cover game at around this bargain price then ended up selling it on for RRP as could not resist the profit. This could be my first selects game I ever buy... tempted, thinking about it!
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For decades, The Legend of Zelda has been entertaining fans with its unique blend of swashbuckling action and role playing adventure. Now, the world of Link returns on the Nintendo 3DS family of handhelds. One 1992 release, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, introduced Super NES gamers to a whole story that took place in the kingdom of Hyrule. In this handheld sequel, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds continues this tale - while bringing some unique new elements to the fore.
Thanks to the stereoscopic 3D capabilities of the Nintendo 3DS system, there's a layer of depth to the world of the game that allows you to experience Link's adventures like never before. In the past, it may have been tricky to tell the difference between different floor levels, but now they are crystal clear, giving more realism to battle sequences and dungeon exploration! When you play The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, you'll not only encounter deadly dungeons and the usual epic landscapes of the series, but incredible puzzles to test your brain. As you negotiate the terrain, you'll also be able to move Link across walls as if he were painted on them, changing the perspective completely and allowing you to think about your next move in a whole new dimension.
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Bargain!
For when tesco run out :smile: