Legend Of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
Legend Of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
The newest Zelda game from Nintendo! picking up where the first four swords left off, it has interesting play style, where all indoor events occur on your game boy!
quite fun to play with friends, you can work together to complete the level, or beat each other up and try to get all the force gems!
and the classic A Link to the Past graphics and Music are a nice touch!
also, it's got an amusing commercialy thing
quite fun to play with friends, you can work together to complete the level, or beat each other up and try to get all the force gems!
and the classic A Link to the Past graphics and Music are a nice touch!
also, it's got an amusing commercialy thing
I'm not too much of a fan for those "Needs four people with four Game Boys to be a decent game" games that Nintendo has made. So far, it's only been Crystal Chronicles and Four Swords, but I'm sure they'll have another few. I like both Crystal Chronicles and Link (I'm assuming Four Swords would be good), but the fact that you need the four Game Boys really makes it annoying. It'd be nice to see a two-four player RPG for the Gamecube that didn't involve using the Game Boy. So far, the only one I've played was Phantasy Star Online Episodes I, II, and III. They were fun and we didn't need Game Boys. Of course, in the PSO games, they treated offline multi-player as a joke, as it had no story, and the second character, though useful to help kill things, didn't influence how the items dropped or anything else the first character did. Rather, since the item drops are a main part of the game, they just had the items drop based on the first player, as opposed to online, where I've heard the game actually cared about each player. Another example is in PSO III, where after you win, it gives the first player his/her rank, but doesn't show the second player's rank. It can get quite annoying at times. But more to the point, Nintendo needs more RPGs that don't need four people and don't need Game Boys. I'd buy Four Swords if I had four friends that lived next door that all shared the same passion for gaming I have and would have a Game Boy, but I don't.
It's not as if the GBA is just an accessory that you can only use with one game *cough*thathugecontrollercapcomhadforthatxboxgame*cough*.
~Twilkitri~
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not exactly, it has the same basic LttP engine, where you're in one square area, and waking off the edge of it will shove the camera over to the next, so all 2-4 people have to gether there to go further, the camera will zoom in/out to fit all the links on screen, and when you go inside buildings/caves or underwater, you go to your gameboy where you can do stuff in secret (except for the fact the game will tell everyone when you get things in chests or items)
it's really innovative though
it's really innovative though
It's not as if you need to buy a new GBA for each GBA-link game on the GCN. The one GBA will work with all of them, and all GBA games as well.
Technically you shouldn't have to buy 4, either, unless you're going to be controlling all of them yourself :P
Technically you shouldn't have to buy 4, either, unless you're going to be controlling all of them yourself :P
~Twilkitri~
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