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The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds 3D
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- An all-new adventure in the world of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
- Become a living painting to slide within walls and between two dimensions at war
- Sink into the classic, top-down world of Zelda with 3D visuals at 60 FPS
- Easily swap inventory items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen
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Two worlds collide in an all-new adventure set in the world of Super NES classic The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In this newly spun tale, Link transforms into a living painting to cross into a dark, parallel dimension mirroring Hyrule. Conquer the puzzles, traps, and hidden rooms of deadly dungeons to save both worlds from certain doom!
Brought to life in 3D, this beloved, top-down world is the perfect backdrop for a sweeping new tale. Dungeons sink deep below the screen as Link and his attacks pop out, highlighting the nonstop action. The pace is faster than ever, especially since you can swap items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen. Shoot an arrow, toss a boomerang, bomb a wall, then merge into a painting to slide between two worlds — all in a matter of seconds. With gameplay, visuals, and controls this smooth and consistent, no Zelda adventure has ever been so action-packed.
Key Features
- An all-new adventure in the world of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
- Become a living painting to slide within walls and between two dimensions at war
- Sink into the classic, top-down world of Zelda with 3D visuals at 60 FPS
- Easily swap inventory items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen
view larger Strategically become a painting within the wall to navigate your way through gameplay
view larger Switching between items is easier than ever on the touch screen
view larger Utilize 3D functionality to truly experience the top-down world
of Zelda
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Product information
| ASIN | B00GANWVJE |
|---|---|
| Release date | November 22, 2013 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.8 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,753 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #32 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 4.8 x 5.3 x 0.5 inches; 2.08 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Item model number | CTRPBZLE |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Date First Available | June 15, 2013 |
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My reason for the low rating is that it was not made clear in the posting that this is the UAE/Saudi Arabia/Malaysia release. The listing photo shows an USA release, which this is not. For whatever reason, when I double checked my order on my phone, I see a legal disclaimer at the bottom of the page that this is the UAE release. But, for whatever reason, this disclaimer does not show up on the listing page on my computer. No idea why that is. It's for reasons like this that the title of the listing should note this is the "world edition" of the game like other sellers do so that it's immediately clear which version of the game is being sold.
TLDR: 2 stars because while the game works, the version being sold was very unclear and was marketed to make us believe we were buying a USA release.
But oh my. How could I not love this game! My inner 10 year old just screams with joy every single time I power it on. It's JUST how I remembered it, but with even better features! I love the story line, the graphics make it a joy to play and the color just bursts out at you. It took me some time to get used to the two screens, but now, thanks to all those early morning play sessions, I have it down pretty good. I feel like after I finish this installment, I need to go buy The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time & The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, just to be sure that my addiction get's totally and completely out of control. I mean, go all out, right?
All-in-all, you can't go wrong with this game. It does require reading, so I do not recommend this game for the youngsters who have yet to cement their reading skills. But for those of us who can sit down and really get into a game, this one is the ticket. And again, I thank you Nintendo, for resurfacing an addiction that I thought I had controlled years ago. If in a few weeks I begin to stop showering, doing my hair and makeup, eating, grocery shopping, homeschooling our kids, using the restroom and if begin to grow a beard, I'll update this review.
I started playing Zelda games with the GBC entries--which I couldn't beat---and later the DS games. I didn't think much of them until I played this game. Although this game is a sequel it is very beginner friendly and introduces you to the general gist of the series in an elegant way through murals in Hyrule Castle. There's a wish granting triangle thingy, an evil man who kidnaps a princess and wants his wishes granted and You who rescue the princess and put away this evil man... Familiar enough with many people young and old and then you are thrown into this game's version of the story!!! The game is pretty easy to understand and the puzzles are a lot of fun. You have a lot of freedom in beating the game and if you buy all the items and upgrade them it's kinda like you get to play the game in easy mode. It is all very enjoyable. I've played this game 5 times since it's release and it is my favorite Zelda game for the 3ds. Thanks to it, I was motivated to try OoT and MM and loved them as well. I am playing Triforce Heroes in single player right now and out of those 4 Zelda games for the 3DS, I think A Link Between Worlds is the best. DOn't believe me? Check it out yourself and be the judge.
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I'm probably about half way through the game now and feel like the amount of content in the game, not even counting the optional grinds (finding the Maimai babies?). It's very much a classic and approachable Zelda title and one that I felt instantly "at home" in regardless of the fact that a good portion of the game requires use of the "becoming two dimensional" mechanic - which I thought was going to be silly but really adds a thoughtful layer to the exploration and puzzle solving to this game. Many of the three dimensional Zelda titles, I just couldn't stick with for whatever reason - and while I know titles like Ocarina of Time are highly regarded, for me, A Link Between Worlds is the perfect Zelda and I personally hope that they make more just like it.
While save points are relatively plentiful and you do come across them often enough to avoid becoming too annoyed, I still would have preferred a quick save option so I could literally drop it on a whim, sometimes when you're in the middle of a dungeon you just have to trudge through it to avoid losing your progress (unless you are willing to just suspend the game until next time, not something that works well when you know your kid is going to want to pick it up and play something else).
The game is also, arguably, too easy. I have never actually died yet, and very infrequently had to rely on health restoring items. In a sense the forgiving nature of making mistakes does help you just enjoy the other non combat options of the game without getting worked up about re-doing anything over and over (oh long gone are the days when I would be willing to play a game on maximum difficulty and re-do each section two dozen times). Fall off a cliff? You lose a measly half a heart for that mistake. While there are some enemies that will take a sizable chunk out of your life if you run afoul of them, they are few and far between so far and in general very easy to avoid and none of the enemies do anything particularly intelligent.
All in all, it is games like this that validate the continued existence of the 3DS and I would buy it again and would have still been happy if I had paid the full original MSRP for it.
Cuenta con una buena historia y muchas horas de diversión, buen diseño de enemigos y mazmorras, rompecabezas que te ponen a pensar, secciones de acción intensa y mucho más.
El juego en sí llegó en perfectas condiciones, dentro de su caja que no tenía ningún raspón y llegó en 2 días. Recomendado.
Reviewed in Mexico on August 29, 2017
Cuenta con una buena historia y muchas horas de diversión, buen diseño de enemigos y mazmorras, rompecabezas que te ponen a pensar, secciones de acción intensa y mucho más.
El juego en sí llegó en perfectas condiciones, dentro de su caja que no tenía ningún raspón y llegó en 2 días. Recomendado.













