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'''The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages''' was produced alongside ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' and they were the first two Zelda titles that were not actually developed by [[Nintendo]]. Instead, the two titles were developed by Flagship, a subsidiary of [[Capcom]], but were still published by Nintendo. | |||
''The Oracle of Ages'' was originally set to be a part of a trilogy of Zelda games, which was known as the “Triforce Trilogy”. Each of the games would revolve around one of the three goddesses; [[Din]], [[Nayru]], and [[Farore]]. However, as the development of the games progressed, the third game had been dropped, and the end result was the ''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''. Using a unique password system that will allow you to connect the storyline with the ''Oracle of Seasons'', Link can access a special ending including two additionally secret boss battles. | ''The Oracle of Ages'' was originally set to be a part of a trilogy of Zelda games, which was known as the “Triforce Trilogy”. Each of the games would revolve around one of the three goddesses; [[Din]], [[Nayru]], and [[Farore]]. However, as the development of the games progressed, the third game had been dropped, and the end result was the ''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''. Using a unique password system that will allow you to connect the storyline with the ''Oracle of Seasons'', Link can access a special ending including two additionally secret boss battles. | ||