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{{ZD|[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/links-awakening-walkthrough/ ''Link's Awakening'' Walkthrough (Switch)]}} | {{ZD|[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/links-awakening-walkthrough/ ''Link's Awakening'' Walkthrough (Switch)]}} | ||
'''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''' is a remake of the 1993 game of the [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Game Boy)|same name]]. Announced during a Nintendo Direct presentation on February 13th, 2019{{Ref|Nintendo Direct Reveal Trailer 02-13-2019}}, the game received a short teaser trailer. During E3 2019, a worldwide release date of September 20th, 2019 was shown. The game has received a massive overhaul in the graphics department, although the overworld is largely unchanged gameplay-wise. Aspects of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|Link's Awakening DX]]'' are also included, such as the [[Color Dungeon]], though the [[Camera Shop]] does not appear, as it is replaced by [[Dampé's Shack]]. | '''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''' is a remake of the 1993 game of the [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Game Boy)|same name]]. Announced during a [[Nintendo Direct]] presentation on February 13th, 2019{{Ref|[[Nintendo Direct]] Reveal Trailer 02-13-2019}}, the game received a short teaser trailer. During E3 2019, a worldwide release date of September 20th, 2019 was shown. The game has received a massive overhaul in the graphics department, although the overworld is largely unchanged gameplay-wise. Aspects of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|Link's Awakening DX]]'' are also included, such as the [[Color Dungeon]], though the [[Camera Shop]] does not appear, as it is replaced by [[Dampé's Shack]]. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
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*Link is now able to attack diagonally, as opposed to the original, where he could only swing his sword in four set directions. This is the same for overworld movement. | *Link is now able to attack diagonally, as opposed to the original, where he could only swing his sword in four set directions. This is the same for overworld movement. | ||
*Several items get dedicated buttons - [[Sword]]¸ [[Hylian Shield]], [[Pegasus Boots]], [[Power Bracelet]] - and no longer need to be equipped from the pause menu. You still need to collect the items to make their function available. | *Several items get dedicated buttons - [[Sword]]¸ [[Hylian Shield]], [[Pegasus Boots]], [[Power Bracelet]] - and no longer need to be equipped from the pause menu. You still need to collect the items to make their function available. | ||
*While almost everything in the world shown thus far is identical, a ledge can now be seen on top of [[Kanalet Castle]], allowing Link to jump off. This is a quality of life improvement, allowing quick access for Link to leave the castle, as opposed to having to backtrack through the dungeon, as was required beforehand{{Ref|Nintendo Direct Reveal Trailer 02-13-2019 (1:05)}}. The entrance to [[Bottle Grotto]] has one of the flowers replaced with a heavy rock, making it possible to re-enter the dungeon after returning [[BowWow]]. | *While almost everything in the world shown thus far is identical, a ledge can now be seen on top of [[Kanalet Castle]], allowing Link to jump off. This is a quality of life improvement, allowing quick access for Link to leave the castle, as opposed to having to backtrack through the dungeon, as was required beforehand{{Ref|[[Nintendo Direct]] Reveal Trailer 02-13-2019 (1:05)}}. The entrance to [[Bottle Grotto]] has one of the flowers replaced with a heavy rock, making it possible to re-enter the dungeon after returning [[BowWow]]. | ||
*[[Apple]] trees appear in the overworld, which Link can run in to, causing them to drop. They can be eaten, functioning as [[Recovery Heart]]s{{Ref|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-2019 (0:45)}}. | *[[Apple]] trees appear in the overworld, which Link can run in to, causing them to drop. They can be eaten, functioning as [[Recovery Heart]]s{{Ref|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-2019 (0:45)}}. | ||
*A new item, the [[Bottle|Fairy Bottle]], appears in the game. It "looks big enough to hold a [[Fairy]] inside"{{Ref|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-2019 (1:56)}}. One can be found at the bottom of the [[Fishing Pond]], another is given to Link from [[Dampé]] after completing a [[Chamber Dungeon]], a third is given when completing the lonely ghost quest. | *A new item, the [[Bottle|Fairy Bottle]], appears in the game. It "looks big enough to hold a [[Fairy]] inside"{{Ref|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-2019 (1:56)}}. One can be found at the bottom of the [[Fishing Pond]], another is given to Link from [[Dampé]] after completing a [[Chamber Dungeon]], a third is given when completing the lonely ghost quest. | ||
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==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
{{Youtube|_U-_XfDGgDw|270|Nintendo Direct Reveal Trailer 02-13-19}} | {{Youtube|_U-_XfDGgDw|270|[[Nintendo Direct]] Reveal Trailer 02-13-19}} | ||
{{Youtube|PtC6U8hOZTk|270|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-19}} | {{Youtube|PtC6U8hOZTk|270|E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-19}} | ||
{{Youtube|LHwhTv-LdPY|270|E3 Nintendo Treehouse: Live Gameplay 06-11-19}} | {{Youtube|LHwhTv-LdPY|270|E3 Nintendo Treehouse: Live Gameplay 06-11-19}} | ||