Cameos of The Legend of Zelda: Difference between revisions

[[File:Final Fantasy (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|left]] In the Japanese version of Final Fantasy, there is a grave hidden in Elfland that read "Here Lies [[Link]] 837 - 866. R. I. P.". In the US version of this game; the gravestone was changed to read, "Here lies Erdrick 837 - 866. R. I. P.", referring to the hero from the ''Dragon Quest'' series.<br><br>However, Link's grave can still be found in the remake of this game in the iOS, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation, and PlayStation Portable.{{Clear}}

[[File:Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|left]] There is ''Zelda'' reference in the Fabled Sword mission. The mission description say, "I found the designs for making the same sword used by a legendary swordsman! But, the ingredients are hard to find. Please help. Rewards: 12600 gil, Master Sword, 80 AP". The Legendary Swordsman is a reference of Link, and his weapon is the Master Sword.<br><br>The Master Sword is one of the most powerful weapons in this game. It description say, "Only master swordsmen may wield this weapon".{{Clear}}

[[File:Hamtaro - Ham Ham Heartbreak (Zelda Cameo).jpg|200px|right]] Hidden up on Sunny Peak is a mysterious altar. If the player can put the three colored gems in the front of it, he or she will be able to pull out the legendary spoon. This is cameo of Master Sword from ''Zelda'' series.<br><br>One of the shopkeepers in the game also say "Buy somethin', will ya?", the phrase spoken by some of the [[Merchant]]s from the [[The Legend of Zelda|first ''Zelda'']] game. Upon receiving items, Hamtaro also holds them above his head in much the same manner as Link.{{Clear}}

[[File:WarioWare, Inc. - Mega Microgames! (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|left]] ''The Legend of Zelda'' is a part of 9-Volt's Microgames (mode that featured classic Nintendo games). Using the D-pad; players will take control of Link and guide him into the cave, avoiding the hazards such a [[River Zora|Zola]] fire and a [[Peahat]].<br><br>During the credits, players can change the shape of the stars that fly past the screen into small Triforces if they hold Down on the control pad.{{Clear}}

[[File:Donkey Konga 2 (Zelda Cameo).jpg|200px|right]] A latin-style remix of ''The Legend of Zelda's'' main overworld theme is returned in the U.S./Europe version of this game.<br><br>When the player get a good score; they will get a character badge, including a badges from ''Zelda'' series featuring Link, [[Tetra]], Zelda, Ganondorf, and [[Tingle]]. The face of these characters also featured in a slot machine during a Battle mode.{{Clear}}