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On the day of [[Link]]'s birthday, his sister, [[Aryll]], is captured by the [[Helmaroc King]]. Link joins a group of [[Tetra's Pirates|pirates]] led by [[Tetra]] in order to rescue Aryll from the [[Forsaken Fortress]]. However, he is captured upon reaching the top of the fortress and thrown out. After meeting a sentient boat known as the [[King of Red Lions]], Link learns that in order to rescue his sister, he must ultimately face [[Ganon|Ganondorf]], the true master of the Forsaken Fortress. Using the [[Wind Waker]], Link and the King of Red Lions travel all over the [[Great Sea]] in an attempt to locate the legendary [[Master Sword]] and find the lost kingdom of [[Hyrule]], including the power of the [[Triforce]]. | On the day of [[Link]]'s birthday, his sister, [[Aryll]], is captured by the [[Helmaroc King]]. Link joins a group of [[Tetra's Pirates|pirates]] led by [[Tetra]] in order to rescue Aryll from the [[Forsaken Fortress]]. However, he is captured upon reaching the top of the fortress and thrown out. After meeting a sentient boat known as the [[King of Red Lions]], Link learns that in order to rescue his sister, he must ultimately face [[Ganon|Ganondorf]], the true master of the Forsaken Fortress. Using the [[Wind Waker]], Link and the King of Red Lions travel all over the [[Great Sea]] in an attempt to locate the legendary [[Master Sword]] and find the lost kingdom of [[Hyrule]], including the power of the [[Triforce]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | |||
Windwaker continues the 3d gameplay developed in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, but improves upon it. The game added new sword abilities to combat, most notably the parry attack, which allows the player to strike an enemy of guard at a certain time. The game also had a much larger world than the titles on the N64, and had a seamless transition from sailing to being on an island. Unlike the N64 titles, which had very square dungeons, WindWaker's dungeons were more dynamic. | |||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||