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The '''Linked Game''' is a feature from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]'' which allows the player to unlock additional content in the second game played. After completing either game for the first time, the player will receive a password called the ''Secret to Labrynna/Holodrum'', depending on the game played. This secret can be | The '''Linked Game''' is a feature from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]'' which allows the player to unlock additional content in the second game played. After completing either game for the first time, the player will receive a password called the ''Secret to Labrynna/Holodrum'', depending on the game played. This secret can be input into the other game to play the Linked Game. | ||
Exclusive content is available in the Linked Game, and will vary depending on which game is played second, though a new plot is in place regardless of the order. This plot revolves around [[Twinrova#Oracle of Seasons/Oracle of Ages|Twinrova]], and their desire to resurrect [[Ganon#Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages|Ganon]]. | Exclusive content is available in the Linked Game, and will vary depending on which game is played second, though a new plot is in place regardless of the order. This plot revolves around [[Twinrova#Oracle of Seasons/Oracle of Ages|Twinrova]], and their desire to resurrect [[Ganon#Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages|Ganon]]. | ||
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==Secrets== | ==Secrets== | ||
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A key function of the Linked Game are the secrets; they allow for many new items to be obtained, as well as upgrades for older items. These secrets unlock some of the best items and upgrades in the games, including the [[Biggoron's Sword]], the L-3 [[Master Sword]] and [[Mirror Shield]], [[Bombchu]]s, and more. To discover a secret, once playing the second game of a Linked Game, various characters will give Link secrets, asking him to tell them to different people in the other game. Once the secret has been claimed in the other game, a second secret is received, which can be shown to [[Farore]] in the [[Hall of Secrets]] inside the | A key function of the Linked Game are the secrets; they allow for many new items to be obtained, as well as upgrades for older items. These secrets unlock some of the best items and upgrades in the games, including the [[Biggoron's Sword]], the L-3 [[Master Sword]] and [[Mirror Shield]], [[Bombchu]]s, and more. To discover a secret, once playing the second game of a Linked Game, various characters will give Link secrets, asking him to tell them to different people in the other game. Once the secret has been claimed in the other game, a second secret is received, which can be shown to [[Farore]] in the [[Hall of Secrets]] inside the Maku Tree to claim the item in the first game. | ||
==Transferring Rings== | ==Transferring Rings== | ||