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{{Game | <onlyinclude>{{Game | ||
|name = Zelda II: The Adventure of Link | |name = Zelda II: The Adventure of Link | ||
|logo = [[File: ZeldaIIlogo.png|200px|center]] | |logo = [[File: ZeldaIIlogo.png|200px|center]] | ||
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|developer = Nintendo EAD | |developer = Nintendo EAD | ||
|producer = Shigeru Miyamoto | |producer = Shigeru Miyamoto | ||
|director = Tadashi Sugiyama,Yoichi Yamada | |director = Tadashi Sugiyama,Yoichi Yamada<noinclude><br>{{Main|The Adventure of Link Staff}}<!--move to Development section when created--></noinclude> | ||
}} | }}</onlyinclude> | ||
A little under a year after the international first installment of the series, The Adventure of Link was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System, taking the series to a new level in this side-scrolling adventure. There were many changes in this new adventure which totally changed the feel of the series, most notable being the side scrolling perspective for all of the battle sequences, towns, caves, dungeons, temples; while only the overworld exploration used the overhead perspective which the Zelda series had become known for. This new gameplay mechanic introduced jumping, along with intense sword battles to the series, with a much heavier reliance on using Link's shield as well as introducing magic and the use of spells. | A little under a year after the international first installment of the series, The Adventure of Link was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System, taking the series to a new level in this side-scrolling adventure. There were many changes in this new adventure which totally changed the feel of the series, most notable being the side scrolling perspective for all of the battle sequences, towns, caves, dungeons, temples; while only the overworld exploration used the overhead perspective which the Zelda series had become known for. This new gameplay mechanic introduced jumping, along with intense sword battles to the series, with a much heavier reliance on using Link's shield as well as introducing magic and the use of spells. | ||