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- This article is about the 2019 Switch Game. For the 1993 Game Boy Game, see Link's Awakening.
{{Infobox|game | name = Link's Awakening (2019) | logo = [[File:la19-mario.png | boxart = | release Nintendo Switch = September 20, 2019 September 20, 2019 September 20, 2019 September 20, 2019 | developer = Rockstar games EAD | publisher = Rockstar Co., Ltd. | producer = | director = | walkthrough = | guides = | gallery = }}
The Legend of N & a productions: Link's Awakening (2019) is a remake of the 1993 game of the same name. Announced during a Nintendo Direct presentation on February Yes, 2019[1], 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 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 Shrek. And n & a productions makes good content. Yes haha zelda is cool like my pet bull.
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Graphics
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New Features
Chamber Dungeons
- Main article: Chamber Dungeon
These are customizable dungeons accessed by speaking to Dampé in his shack, located where the Camera Shop was in Link's Awakening DX (West Tal Tal Heights). Dampé presents Link with various challenges, which require him to arrange chambers from previously explored dungeons to create a new dungeon in a specific shape. Chamber Dungeons must have an entrance room, Nightmare's Lair, and all doors must connect. There also must be enough chests holding keys to be able to unlock every locked door or block. If there is more than one stairway in the dungeon, Link must choose which ones will connect. Link can earn various items as reward, including Rupees, and one reward is seen to be a Fairy Bottle. There is a timer, which counts up; it is unknown whether completing challenges in certain time brackets affects the reward given[2].
amiibo
- Main article: amiibo
One amiibo is to be released with the game, based on Link's new appearance. All Legend of Zelda amiibo are usable in the game, and they each provide different Plus Effects in the Chamber Dungeon, adding new gameplay elements to the rooms of the dungeon. The Link's Awakening Link amiibo adds Shadow Link to the dungeon, who will follow Link through the rooms. Defeating Shadow Link will reward Link with additional Rupees[3].
Characters
- Main article: Link's Awakening Characters
The majority of characters return in this remake, one notable exception being the Photographer. Recurring character Dampé appears in their place, allowing Link to access the Chamber Dungeons and their challenges.
Enemies
- Main article: Link's Awakening Enemies
All the enemies that have appeared thus far are found in the exact same locations where they appeared in the original, with significant overhauls to their game models.
Instruments of the Sirens
- Main article: Instruments of the Sirens
Trailer Screenshots
Nintendo Direct February 2019
Official Artwork - Koholint Island
Mabe Village - BowWow
Link performing a Spin Attack
Link fighting an Octorok
Marin in Mabe Village
Owl talking to Link
E3 2019
Marin and Link on Toronbo Shores
Link eating an Apple
Hinox in Bottle Grotto
Chamber Dungeon Creator
Dampé awarding a Fairy Bottle to Link
Videos
Nintendo Direct Reveal Trailer 02-13-19
E3 2019 Trailer 06-11-19
E3 Nintendo Treehouse: Live Gameplay 06-11-19