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Nintendo has updated its website with new details about The Legend of Zelda. The update explains more about the story and goes into more detail about the GC to Game Boy Advance link-up. This function allows players to use Majora's Mask character Tingle and his Tingle Bombs to open up new paths which are revealed via a Tingle-ceiver, much like the rumble pack worked in Nintendo 64's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
The Legend of Zelda will be released in Japan by December, with a Western launch early to mid 2003.
The Legend of Zelda will be released in Japan by December, with a Western launch early to mid 2003.
We've heard about this before, and it ain't that bad. :)
I'd still like to hear more on the actual storyline though.
And with the Japanese released just 2/3 months away, i'd like to know the full title for this game sometime soon.
But by keeping it all 'under-wraps', Nintendo fans will always keep-on talking.
I'd still like to hear more on the actual storyline though.
And with the Japanese released just 2/3 months away, i'd like to know the full title for this game sometime soon.
But by keeping it all 'under-wraps', Nintendo fans will always keep-on talking.
Nintendo has updated its website with new details about The Legend of Zelda. The update explains more about the story and goes into more detail about the GC to Game Boy Advance link-up. This function allows players to use Majora's Mask character Tingle and his Tingle Bombs to open up new paths which are revealed via a Tingle-ceiver, much like the rumble pack worked in Nintendo 64's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
The Legend of Zelda will be released in Japan by December, with a Western launch early to mid 2003.
The Legend of Zelda will be released in Japan by December, with a Western launch early to mid 2003.