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'''Navi Trackers''' is a puzzle-based treasure hunting game that was included in Japanese | '''Navi Trackers''' is a puzzle-based treasure hunting game that was included in the Japanese and Korean versions of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]''. The game was formerly planned as a stand alone game titled '''Tetra's Trackers''', but it was turned into an optional mode of ''Four Swords Adventures'' somewhere along the line in development. The players uses [[Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]]s as game screens and controllers via a link cable, while the television screen shows navigators narrating the action and a basic map. | ||
In this game, [[Tetra]] or other navigators will serve as a guide to [[Link]] as he searches the land for members of Tetra's pirate gang in a specific order to gain stamps from them. Link must collect as many stamps as possible within a given time limit. In the multi-player game, players must competed with each other to gain the higher scores. In a single-player game, player have the choice of playing against [[Tingle]] (Tingle Battle), or collecting the stamps alone within a given time limit (Time Attack). | In this game, [[Tetra]] or other navigators will serve as a guide to [[Link]] as he searches the land for members of Tetra's pirate gang in a specific order to gain stamps from them. Link must collect as many stamps as possible within a given time limit. In the multi-player game, players must competed with each other to gain the higher scores. In a single-player game, player have the choice of playing against [[Tingle]] (Tingle Battle), or collecting the stamps alone within a given time limit (Time Attack). | ||