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Interview:Nintendo of Europe November 2004 (view source)
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<b>Nintendo of Europe: For anyone unfamiliar with the game, can you give us a brief introduction to The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap?</b><br><br> | <b>Nintendo of Europe: For anyone unfamiliar with the game, can you give us a brief introduction to The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap?</b><br><br> | ||
<b>Eiji | <b>Eiji Aonuma:</b> Link's adventure shifts between the normal world and a fairytale-style world. Link encounters the Minish Cap, and using the magical words of this Cap (yep, it can talk!) he can change the size of his body and become much smaller. Enemies that would normally pose little threat can become a much more difficult challenge for small Link. Behind a small hole in the wall which Link never paid attention to before, a strange new world develops.<br><br> | ||
The adventure offers a chain of continuous surprises. There are some amazing new items and the mini-games in the dungeons are also different this time. Some gameplay approaches you were already familiar with cannot be used in this title, so you can enjoy the fresh and exciting exploration. There are also plenty of sub-events, such as the “piece matching” of the Kinstones.<br><br><br><br> | The adventure offers a chain of continuous surprises. There are some amazing new items and the mini-games in the dungeons are also different this time. Some gameplay approaches you were already familiar with cannot be used in this title, so you can enjoy the fresh and exciting exploration. There are also plenty of sub-events, such as the “piece matching” of the Kinstones.<br><br><br><br> | ||