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Revision as of 19:47, April 14, 2013
Features
- The guide visually looks and feels very similar to the A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide.
- Guide is loaded with official artwork from the first four Legend of Zelda titles. Many of these artwork pieces, even for earlier games, were never published before, and in some cases, were only ever published in this particular guide.
- Artwork is spaced throughout the guide, including art for specific items, scenes, locations, and characters.
- 6 Pages dedicated to the storyline of the first four Zelda titles.
- A massive overworld map highlighting all the regions in the game.
- Detailed and fully labeled maps for all the dungeons in the game.
- Plenty of screenshots found throughout the guide.
- Complete appendices for all Pieces of Heart and Secret Seashells.
- A complete guide to solving the Trading Sequence quest.
- Guides for the pathway through the Wind Fish, fairy locations, tree treasures, and Mad Batter locations.
- Detailed enemy guide with enemy names, descriptions, images, effective items chart, and damage.
- 9 Pages dedicated to additional tips, secrets, and oddities found throughout the game.