Round two’s final matchup begins, with Oracle of Seasons taking on The Wind Waker. One game was considered an oddball at release, while the other is an outlier, crafted by an outside company. Will we have a handheld Zelda make it to the semi finals? Has The Wind Waker gained a new wind thanks to the HD remastering? Two enter, one will move on. Head inside to cast your vote!
In our second to last match of round one, we have a rather unique Zelda experience going up a more traditional style game. Four Sword Adventures is one of two Zelda games built around a multiplayer experience and featuring Mario esque level progression versus Oracle of Seasons, a top down traditional Zelda. Who makes it on to round 2?
Hello and welcome back to Would You Rather! I hope you all had fantastic celebrations this holiday season and that you all repeatedly stuffed yourselves with delicious kitchen confections. Last week we talked about the races, and hopefully you still feel comfortable with your bets after opening all your gifts. If you missed out or would like to change your mind, you can find last week’s edition here. Keeping with the underlying theme of this season, I think it’s time…
Welcome back to Would You Rather! Last week we discussed the magical masks of Majora’s mask, which is a super fun topic. If you missed out, never fear! You can check out last week’s edition here. This week we’re bringing together two items that can be overlooked if a player happens to be unfamiliar with earlier Zelda titles, but even if you missed out on these games you are just as able to participate as ever. Hit the jump to…
If you pre-ordered A Link Between Worlds online from GameStop, you might want to check your email. The video game retailer has begun sending out codes for the free Oracle of Seasons download included with the pre-order. Whether you’ve already played the GameBoy Color classic, or have yet to experience the venerable game, now is your chance to pick it up for free. The only thing that’s better than a Zelda game is a free Zelda game, right? More after…
Have you pre-ordered your copy of A Link Between Worlds yet? Are you still on the fence of whether or not you even want to pre-order? Trying to decide whether to get the game by itself or the special 3DS package? Well, both GameStop and Best Buy have incentives as to why you should pre-order the game from them. Hit the jump to see what they’re offering!!
Whenever I beat a Legend of Zelda game, I feel a sense of satisfaction, a sense of pride. A perfectionist at heart, I strive to collect every Piece of Heart, every collectible, complete every side quest and tedious trading sequence, etc. However, after I defeat the big, bad villain at the end of the game, I strive for more, and often feel as if something were missing. Before I get into that, let me take a moment to explain what…
I apologize to those who made requests for the next game discussion, but since my last article covered Oracle of Ages, I figured the next natural step would be to write about its counterpart: Oracle of Seasons. I personally prefer this game of the two, as I feel the season-changing mechanic is a little more creative and fun to play with, the sometimes excruciating challenges of Ages (Goron Dance, anyone?) are ramped down, and the land of Subrosia is present….
Some of you may recall a rumor spreading about Oracle of Seasons being included as a pre-order bonus with A Link Between Worlds. Those who pre-order from GameStop will receive a download code to get the game from the Nintendo eShop. It is officially confirmed by Nintendo that the rumor is true. At this time, it has been revealed to be a GameStop exclusive only. See the official ad after the jump!
