The Legend of Zelda: The Four Swords

This game usually gets a bad reputation, but this comes from people who are looking for the classic Zelda adventure game. This game is not that, but it is a fantastic party game with Zelda elements. Rather than constantly progressing through your normal adventure and keeping all hearts, rupees and items, you get them in every level. Each world contains 3 stages which challenge most of your Zelda skills and forces you to work together with your friends. When entering caves and houses, you go to your own Gameboy Advance screen, but on the overworld, everyone can see everyone who is on the overworld. It is a very creative use of the Gameboy Advance. This game does not require a Gameboy Advance on 1 player mode, but 2 or more players will need their own systems.
This game also comes with Tetra's Trackers unreleased in the US version due to voice acting. While I have not yet played this mode, videos I watched of it suggest that it is fun to play. I recommend getting this game.
This is a classic Zelda puzzle solving game with many rules from Zelda Link To The Past. It takes about 9 to 12 hours to complete.

A great game that shines on the Multiplayer aspect but doesn't fail to deliver on Single Mode!
The japanese version contains an extra mode so it should be bought even if you have the US Version, the extra mode can be played even if you don't understand japanese.
The NGC-GBA Link Cable is nice too!

The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords is, at heart, a multiplayer game. Although you can complete the story mode and Navi Trackers the game will truly be "fun" when you are playing with four people.

Hyrule Adventure is the main part of the game. In it, you and up to three friends, can cooperate to clear levels and beat bosses.

Shadow Battle pit the players in a battle royal against each other. Each stage has traps and hidden items which can give a player the advantage.

Navi Trackers is a mode only avaliable on Japanese versions of Four Swords. In it four players are sent into a level on the Game Boy Advance screen. To win, a player must find members of Tetra's pirate crew. This mode even includes full voice acting which came to me as a surprise.

Over all, this game can be a single player game but true fun will be experienced in the multiplayer modes.

I bought this game because of its extras: Navi's Tracker. I love the Zelda series and I had to have this game.
It's a great game. The box and everything is sweet, and there a GC-GBA Link Cable included.

This game makes me laugh so much. It\'s great fun and it\'s easy to get through the story mode with hardly any knowledge of Japanese. I haven\'t done the multiplayer yet as I have no GBAs and I can\'t get hold of my friends yet but watching it seems as though it will be great :D
This is my first JAP Gamecube game and I couldn\'t believe the size of the case! Why can\'t USA and Europe have these cases?!?