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..is like automatic cheating. I just realised this after having finished the Legend of Zelda the other week. There are moments when you have to get the statues to move so you can find hidden entrances etc, but you have no way of knowing which ones will move.
Not so in Link's Awakening, because the GBA automatically colours any moving objects green, whereas fixed ones are red. It's a bit disappointing as I'm not likely to miss any secrets.
Not so in Link's Awakening, because the GBA automatically colours any moving objects green, whereas fixed ones are red. It's a bit disappointing as I'm not likely to miss any secrets.
Ah, Link's Awakening.. probably my favourite Zelda game of the lot.. So many memories squeezed onto one little cart.
..is like automatic cheating. I just realised this after having finished the Legend of Zelda the other week. There are moments when you have to get the statues to move so you can find hidden entrances etc, but you have no way of knowing which ones will move.
Not so in Link's Awakening, because the GBA automatically colours any moving objects green, whereas fixed ones are red. It's a bit disappointing as I'm not likely to miss any secrets.
Not so in Link's Awakening, because the GBA automatically colours any moving objects green, whereas fixed ones are red. It's a bit disappointing as I'm not likely to miss any secrets.