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Fantasy and Reality Collide In A Land Of Enchantment
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The game takes place roughly 100 years after "Majora's Mask" and is described on the back of the box as being before the first two games...
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A Link to the Past, Without a doubt......
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(Credited cast) | Fujiko Takimoto | ... | Link (GBA remake only) (voice) |
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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (USA)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Featuring Four Swords (USA) (new title)
The Legend of Zelda: Triforce of the Gods (Japan: English title)
Zelda III (Japan: English title) (working title)
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The subtitle of the Japanese version was Triforce of the Gods. However, Nintendo of America had very stringent policies towards religious themes at the time, and thus it was changed.
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Revealing mistakes: In some dungeons, if Link gets touched by a flake of magic that can turn him into a rabbit if he's wearing the blue or red armor, his armor will revert back to his green cloth until he transforms back into human.
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May the way of the hero lead to the Triforce.
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References Kaze no tani no Naushika (1984)
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This, without a doubt, is truly the GREATEST GAME EVER CREATED BY NINTENDO. I loved this game. It was the longest Zelda game created (Until OoT). The story was great. (For it's time) The graphics were great. The music added. A lot of the bosses were just as hard as the bosses from OoT. OoT borrowed a lot of the elements from Link to the Past. Like after the first 3 stones, you enter the dark world (Dark Future for Ocarina). And of course, Kakariko Village. And after the seven crystals/medallions, the power of the women/sages from the crystals/medallions, helped you get into Ganon's Tower. That brings me to another great thing. Ganon was much more of a challenge in Link to the Past than in Ocarina. Ocarina's Ganon was easier than Ganandorf. (Don't get me wrong, I love Ocarina). Link to the Past had Ganon go invisible, and being able to transport to different locations. The ending is also one of the greatest video game endings ever.
Overall, I give this game 10/10