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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD

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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD features 1080p visuals that will immerse players in the game like never before.
With the Wii U GamePad controller, its easy to manage your inventory and view maps.
Players will enjoy cruising the open sea with a new Swift Sail, bringing them to their next destination and action-packed adventure that much faster.
Once players receive the Tingle Bottle item, they can connect with others by posting comments to Miiverse.
If the television is already in use, this game can been played off-TV on the Wii U GamePad.

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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker makes its glorious return on the Wii U console with gorgeous HD graphics and enhanced game features. In this timeless classic with a unique and colorful art style, you will guide Link as he sets out on the massive Great Sea to find his kidnapped sister. Sail the seas in search of lost islands, fight fearsome enemies, take on mighty bosses and seek out the legendary Triforce.

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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker makes its glorious return on the Wii U console with gorgeous HD graphics and enhanced game features. In this timeless classic with a unique and colorful art style, you will guide Link as he sets out on the massive Great Sea to find his kidnapped sister. Sail the seas in search of lost islands, fight fearsome enemies, take on mighty bosses, and seek out the legendary Triforce.

In this definitive version on the Wii U console, you can experience the game in gorgeous 1080p graphics, manage your inventory and view maps on the Wii U GamePad controller, and even choose to take on a more challenging difficulty level. With the new Tingle Bottle feature, you can connect with others over Miiverse^*—comments or screenshots posted on Miiverse can wash up on the shores or in other locations of other players' games. And if the TV is already in use, you don’t have to worry—you can play the game right on the Wii U GamePad.

Key Features

Play the definitive version of this timeless classic on the Wii U console, now with stunning HD graphics and new game features.
Guide Link as he sets out on the massive Great Sea to find his kidnapped sister.
Sail the seas in search of lost islands, fight fearsome enemies, and take on mighty bosses.
Discover Miiverse messages that wash up in various locations—it’s like finding a message in a bottle.^*
Take on a more challenging difficulty level.
Manage your inventory and view maps on the Wii U GamePad controller.

* Broadband Internet access required

Fearsome bosses challenge Link through the entire quest
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Navigate the Great Sea in search of adventure
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New Difficulty Level adds to replay-ability
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Master the winds as you sail the seas
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Crisp HD graphics bring Link’s adventures to life, only on Wii U
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B002I0GF72

Release date

October 4, 2013

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1,151 ratings

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#23 in Wii U Games

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Product Dimensions

5.32 x 0.57 x 7.49 inches; 4 Ounces

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Everyone

Item model number

WUPPBCZE

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

4 ounces

Manufacturer

Nintendo

Date First Available

September 24, 2013

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This will come as Nintendo Select Packaging from Adler Deals

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020

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My review is for Adler Deals and the misleading product image.

I’m sure this game is fantastic, but for 40 dollars (20 dollars over the $19.99 Nintendo Select Retail Price) I expect to receive the correct packaging.

Now I will have to go though a process to return this.

Once again, I played the GameCube version of this game, and it was 5/5.... and amazon has been helpful..... Adler Deals has a misleading photo and is capitalizing on knowing that gamers will pay more for original packaging.

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Oh the places you'll go (only to immediately be sent somewhere else...)

Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2019

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Look, I love the Legend of Zelda series. And I even like this game, for the most part, despite the criticisms I'm going to level at it in this review. The art style is gorgeous, I like the idea of a series of islands to explore, and there's plenty of fun to be had in this game.

But the pointless backtracking and tedium of travel sends this to near bottom of the pack for me as far as Zelda games go. For instance, there's a part near the end of the game (no spoilers, I promise) where you're asked to sail to the edge of the map to enter a dungeon. Fine. But when you get there, there's no way to get on the island. Talking to the map fish (this game is ridiculous, I know) reveals that you have to go to another location halfway across the world to get the item you need to land on the island. So you go to that location, and hopefully you chanced into getting the item you need to get on THAT island, since it's not a dungeon reward and there's no indication that you should get it before then. Well, let's assume you got it. You get your item and head back to the dungeon location, and great, now you can get on the island. Except that you can't open the door to the dungeon until you go to ANOTHER location clear across the map (but frustratingly close to where you get the item) in order to pick up the person you need to let you into the dungeon. That's three separate visits just to get into this one dang dungeon.

Thankfully, the Wii U remake has added some things to make travel faster. The swift sail you can win both speeds up your boat and automatically changes the wind direction when you're sailing. This helps since, while I'm glad the warp points exist, they're often one or two map squares from where you need to be. But in true Zelda fashion, there's very little indication that the swift sail exists. I heard about it from one of the map fish, again...but there are 49 of them, and talking to them all is extremely tedious, especially if you don't have the swift sail.

In fact, a lot of this game kind of weaponizes tedium for no other reason than to make the game longer and more annoying. 95% of the platforms in the game are either: a millimeter too high for Link to climb up, so you have to walk around for a bit to find the exact spot he can climb; or, just high enough so that Link does have to climb up, which takes way too long and involves constant repetition of Link's struggling grunts. Why are there so few changes in elevation that can simply be walked up? And the fact that the same sound cue is used for every enemy within sight of Link becomes pretty annoying after about an hour. Finally, there's a guy in your home town where you practice your sword skills in order to receive rewards. Minor spoiler, one of the rewards is a piece of heart, which is awesome. However, that requires you to hit him THREE HUNDRED times with your sword before he can hit you three times. And since you can only get about six hits on him before having to retreat and re-approach, this would take approximately forever to do. Why 300? That's an insane amount of time to ask a player to do a mundane task. Actually, it might be 500. I don't know, I was bored to tears after about 120 hits.

That said, the combat in this one is pretty good, and a big improvement over Ocarina and Majora's Mask. And the constant interruption from your fairy/demon/sword companion, who tells you pointless things you already know, or just makes annoying noises ("HEY LISTEN! WATCH OUT! LOOK!"), is largely absent from this one. You do have an interrupting companion (your boat...it makes more sense later on), but it generally leaves you alone.

So yeah, if you don't value your time all that much and are willing to be bounced around a largely empty map, there's fun to be had. It is a Zelda game after all, so you'll find some fun puzzles, good boss fights, interesting items. But just be warned that this game is pretty dang annoying. 3.5 stars.

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Leif

Great Remake!

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2015

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Wind Waker was never my favorite Zelda game, but this remake fixes a lot of things wrong with the original release. It used to take forever to sail somewhere because you'd have to stop and use the Wind Waker every 10 seconds. The Speed Sail is probably the best change, giving the user double speed and putting the wind to your back where ever you sail. The HD graphics look as good as cell shading ever will so there's that. While I think other Zelda games could have benefited more graphically from an HD remake (like Twilight Princess), this updated the game in a way that enhanced it's gameplay as well. The sea chart on the gamepad was genius! I do kinda wish they'd added something extra to this release though (maybe those "unfinished" dungeons I heard tell of). If you haven't played this game or simply want to revisit it, this is the best way to experience it!

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Alexis

Excellent game! Well worth the money!

Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2015

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I was roughly 8 years old when the GameCube version of this game came out, and I recall hating it as a child while I loved the N64 versions of Ocarina and Majora's Mask. I couldn't really remember why I disliked this game so much as a kid, so when I bought my Wii U, I decided to give this game a shot.

I love it.

I absolutely love it. The graphics are beautiful and the story is great and I am so sad that I spent so many years disliking this game because, man, was I missing out. I've played every 3D Zelda game to date, and a few others including LBW, ALTTP, and Minish Cap, but Wind Waker ranks in my top 3 of all time (along with Majora and Skyward Sword) now that I've played it through.

If you're considering purchasing this game, then I think you should go for it, especially if you're a Zelda fan. It's so worth it. This is such a gorgeous game, and it is so much fun!

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Emily

Worth It!

Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2016

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LOVE IT! I have the original for GameCube, and was a little nervous about buying this one...
I kept wondering "what did they change?" "is it going to be the same?" "is it better?"
IT'S GREAT! My favourite thing is that they took the items board and put it (and the map) on the controller screen, it makes it much easier to change Items. The only flaw, is the aiming, you either have to use the camera stick (located about the buttons you need to use, so annoying) or move your controller to aim before you shoot (arrows, boomerang, bombs, etc.) and it doesn't always respond well. That's literally the ONLY problem.
If you have never played this game before DO IT! it's so much fun.

Virginia S

Cool 😎 game, lots of side quests good plot!

Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2018

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This is such a fun game!! It has an awesome interface with the WiiU and is hours of fun! I’m not usually a fan of ‘little Link’ but this game is a departure from the usual world of Hyrule and is just fun!
Lots of puzzles to solve and plenty of actions, there are side adventures as well to keep busy and it’s not so hard you have to cheat and look online for tips. They do have a special stone in the game that will give you tips in game which is nice 👍

Albinoguy

Awesome Remake

Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2014

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Im so glad Nintendo remade this game for for the Wii u. It takes all the great moments and features from the original and make them even better!

Pros:

- HD resolution and smooth framerate (mostly)
- Shortened repetative actions (using any wind waker song more than once becomes instant)
- Controls feel more natural (Better mapping)
- Faster sailing
- Revamped soundtrack sounds better than ever!
- Hero mode adds difficulty and replayability
- Easier locations for certain items, mainly triforce pieces
- Cheaper than most games (I consider this a big plus since I buy many games)

Cons:

- Frame rate sometimes dips when there is alot happening on screen.

Overall this is a great game whether you have never played it before or have played the original many times like myself! Its definitely shelf worthy for any Wii U owner because anyone can play it and have fun. If you buy this game also consider the guide founf here: http://www.amazon.ca/Legend-Zelda-Waker-Prima-Official/dp/0804161356/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1392061716&sr=8-1-fkmr1

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Toronto Robot

Different game version as advertised

Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2019

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The image was misleading as the version sent [ Nintendo Selects] is a different one, which happens to be of less collectors value and was available from different seller for a lower price.

Richard

item description/image isnt accurate

Reviewed in Canada on August 27, 2019

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the items image posted in the picture is the original zelda nintendo wii U version, the item that arrived was the Nintendo greatest hits version, not matching the games image in the title! please update the products image to the correct version of the game.

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