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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
This adventure of Link for the Philips CD-i has | This adventure of Link for the Philips CD-i has the player maneuvering him with the CD-i controller. | ||
To jump, instead of using one of the ''three'' face buttons, the game has you pressing up on the d-pad. | To jump, instead of using one of the ''three'' face buttons, the game has you pressing up on the d-pad. | ||
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Link: The Faces of Evil
| Release | ||
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Platform | Date | |
| Credits | ||
Developer | Animation Magic | |
Publisher | Philips Media | |
Director | Dale DeSharone | |
October 10, 
Gameplay
This adventure of Link for the Philips CD-i has the player maneuvering him with the CD-i controller.
To jump, instead of using one of the three face buttons, the game has you pressing up on the d-pad.
Story
Development
Reception
Trivia
- Link: The Faces of Evil is one of the few games in the series to lack "The Legend of Zelda" in its full title.
- SQUADALAH, also written as SQUADALA, is an iconic quote spoken by Gwonam in Link: The Faces of Evil. SQUADALAH is known by many fans of the Zelda series and has grown to become one of the most recognized quotes. Its meaning is unknown.