FREE WORLDWIDE DELIVERY when spending over 
1
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past + The Four Swords (Player's Choice)
Compatible with Game Boy Advance™ (GBA™)
Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.
Product Features
- Classic adventure gaming at its finest, A Link to the Past seamlessly mixes brain-bending puzzles and supreme swashbuckling action.
- Up to four players can cooperate and compete in Four Swords -- where four Links fight together through some of the most wicked dungeons ever seen.
- Complete special tasks in Four Swords to unlock cool features in A Link to the Past -- and vice versa!
- Randomly generated dungeons in Four Swords ensure that the game is different each time you play.
Item Description
In A Link to the Past, Link travels between the Light World and the Dark World, conquering fierce monsters and uncovering Hyrule's deepest secrets along the way. It's one of Link's most challenging adventures of all time!
What makes Four Swords so fun is the communication and cooperation it requires between the players. As few as two players can work their way through the game together, but it's infinitely more fun with a full roster. The dungeon puzzles have been designed to demand that multiple heroes solve problems and slash foes together, but even as you cooperate, you compete against your friends to see who can collect the most Rupees. The ensuing action is pure multiplayer bliss.
The more you play Four Swords, the more of Four Swords there is. Every time you play, the dungeons are different than the last time you plundered them. Four Swords creates a dungeon level by randomly selecting a dungeon setting -- a vast area with many set challenges -- then dropping a randomly selected new dungeon part into it. As you gain more keys and experience, obstacles become more challenging and levels become more difficult. There are dozens of settings and parts available for each separate area, so you'll always be challenged with new dungeon levels!
What makes Four Swords so fun is the communication and cooperation it requires between the players. As few as two players can work their way through the game together, but it's infinitely more fun with a full roster. The dungeon puzzles have been designed to demand that multiple heroes solve problems and slash foes together, but even as you cooperate, you compete against your friends to see who can collect the most Rupees. The ensuing action is pure multiplayer bliss.
The more you play Four Swords, the more of Four Swords there is. Every time you play, the dungeons are different than the last time you plundered them. Four Swords creates a dungeon level by randomly selecting a dungeon setting -- a vast area with many set challenges -- then dropping a randomly selected new dungeon part into it. As you gain more keys and experience, obstacles become more challenging and levels become more difficult. There are dozens of settings and parts available for each separate area, so you'll always be challenged with new dungeon levels!
Useful Links
Customer reviews
| Average rating: | (5 out of 5) | |
| Total votes: | 3 |
Please note that opinions expressed in any review are those of our customers and do not necessarily match those of the Playasia.com team.
andrescapo_ (177) on 04, Jul. 2012 08:21 (HKT)
One of the best Zelda games, portable
This version of A Link to the Past is the same game that was released for the SNES (with minimum changes), but also adds a cool multiplayer games, which maybe not many people experienced, since it required 3 link cables, 4 consoles and 4 games to get the most out of it. I player it for 2 players, and i'm pretty sure with 4 it would be even better.
Its really fun and it has a competitive/cooperative nature, that not many games have.
Hopefully, Nintendo will make another game like this for the Wii or Wii U, using DS and 3DS.
Its really fun and it has a competitive/cooperative nature, that not many games have.
Hopefully, Nintendo will make another game like this for the Wii or Wii U, using DS and 3DS.
chebert34 (2) on 31, Jul. 2008 06:44 (HKT)
Because the original worked so well
It was good to see Nintendo go back to the original top-down frame-by-frame gameplay for "A Link to the Past." The simple format of the original 8-bit "The Legend of Zelda" on the NES was perfect and shouldn't have been changed for "Zelda II."
What makes this game great is the fact it's like an enhanced version of the original Zelda, with a vast, more detailed world and a great graphics engine. It took what worked before and improved upon it.
Overall, this is my second-favorite Zelda title behind The WindWaker.
What makes this game great is the fact it's like an enhanced version of the original Zelda, with a vast, more detailed world and a great graphics engine. It took what worked before and improved upon it.
Overall, this is my second-favorite Zelda title behind The WindWaker.
48ofNorway (7) on 06, Mar. 2006 15:55 (HKT)
Zelda. You just have to love it
If you have played Zelda, before or not. This is a game you must have. I have played this version and the origional. And it`s not much diffrent in the games. But you get in love with the game.
The story start with a stormy night. Your uncle hears the voice from Princes Zelda. She is captured in the Hyrule castle. She is asking for help. Link`s unkle run out in the night, with a Sword in his hand. While Link lies in his bead a sleep. After a while Link also...
If you want to find out what happens next. Just buy the game. You wount regret.
The story start with a stormy night. Your uncle hears the voice from Princes Zelda. She is captured in the Hyrule castle. She is asking for help. Link`s unkle run out in the night, with a Sword in his hand. While Link lies in his bead a sleep. After a while Link also...
If you want to find out what happens next. Just buy the game. You wount regret.
Log in or create account to post your own reviews.
