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+====[[Wikipedia: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance|Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]====
+[[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}}
+====[[Wikipedia: Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak|Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak]]====
+[[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}}
 ====[[Wikipedia: Kirby & the Amazing Mirror|Kirby and the Amazing Mirror]]====
 [[File:Kirby and the Amazing Mirror (Zelda Cameo).jpg|200px|left]] When Kirby sucks up a Sword-based enemy, he'll get hold of [[Master Sword]] and hat resembles the one belonging to Link. The game also is very similar to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'', in that Link has clones in that game (each with a unique color).{{Clear}}
-====[[Wikipedia: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance|Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]====
+====[[Wikipedia: Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]====
-[[File:Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|right]] 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}}
-====[[Wikipedia: Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak|Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak]]====
+[[File:Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|right]] If Mario and Luigi make enough drinks at the Starbeans Café; they'll earn the Great Force, an item that will increase their power and the damage they take.  This item was originally supposed to be the Triforce, and Link was supposed to appear when the player got it.<ref>http://themushroomkingdom.net/mlss_lost.shtml</ref>{{Clear}}
-[[File:Hamtaro - Ham Ham Heartbreak (Zelda Cameo).jpg|200px|left]] 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}}
 ====[[Wikipedia: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!]]====
-[[File:WarioWare, Inc. - Mega Microgames! (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|right]] ''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: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}}
 ====[[Wikipedia: WarioWare: Twisted!|WarioWare: Twisted!]]====
-[[File:WarioWare - Twisted! (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|left]] ''The Legend of Zelda'' returns in 9-Volt's Microgames (mode based on classic NES games). This time, players must rotate the console to spin Link around to deflect the projectiles from the circle of [[Octorok]]s.{{Clear}}
+[[File:WarioWare - Twisted! (Zelda Cameo).png|200px|right]] ''The Legend of Zelda'' returns in 9-Volt's Microgames (mode based on classic NES games). This time, players must rotate the console to spin Link around to deflect the projectiles from the circle of [[Octorok]]s.{{Clear}}
 ===Nintendo 64===