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A Link to the Past /
Four Swords Review
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Game Info |
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The game is a perfect port of Link to
the Past for Super NES. System:
Gameboy
Advance
Release:
December 9,
2002 Copies Sold:
N/A
There is also a 4 player mode where
players cooperate to complete dungeons, while competing with each other to
get the most rupees. |
The
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has been re-made for Gameboy Advance.
The game is a perfect port of the Super NES classic that was
originally released in 1991, except for a couple minor changes. For those of you who haven't played it,
A Link to the Past is right up there with Ocarina of Time as one of the
best games in the series, so this game is definitely worth buying.
In
addition to the perfect port of A Link to the Past, the remake
also features a 4-player cooperative mode, called Four Swords. In the multiplayer mode,
players will cooperate to finish dungeons together, but also compete
against each other at the same time. Some puzzles will require
cooperation, such as large blocks which require the strength of four
players just to be moved. Even though they are cooperating to
complete the dungeons together, players will see an element of competition
in the multiplayer mode. Players will be competing to see who gets
the most rupees in each dungeon. Whoever finishes the dungeon with
the most rupees wins.
Even though the game is a direct port of Link to the past, it is worth
buying. A Link to the Past is among the greatest games of all time,
and the multiplayer mode brings a new and fun element to the game that is
worth trying. Expect this game to be yet another classic for GBA!
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