In this latest Zelda game, well, it's like every other Zelda game. But this time the graphics are prettier! OK, so maybe not "prettier", but
still different. It looks like a Picasso painting! As you progress through the game, you get several useful items and tools to help you solve puzzles. OK,
so "useful" probably isn't the word. You just use each tool a few times in the dungeon in which you find it, use it to defeat the boss, then
you'll probably never use any of it ever again.
But just look at all the "cool" stuff you can get: in the first dungeon, you get a ball of string! In the second, you get a broken flashlight! In the third, you get a rubberband taped to a pencil! In the fourth, you get an already-chewed wad of gum! What other awesome and unique items do get in the other dungeons? You'll have to play to find out! Actually, no, that's all of it, because there's only four dungeons.
The story is moving and inspiring! You play as a young orphan who finds out he is the chosen one, and must save Hyrule from a mysterious invading enemy. But then, it turns out to be Ganon! So you have to find the Master Sword, and save the Princess!
But just look at all the "cool" stuff you can get: in the first dungeon, you get a ball of string! In the second, you get a broken flashlight! In the third, you get a rubberband taped to a pencil! In the fourth, you get an already-chewed wad of gum! What other awesome and unique items do get in the other dungeons? You'll have to play to find out! Actually, no, that's all of it, because there's only four dungeons.
The story is moving and inspiring! You play as a young orphan who finds out he is the chosen one, and must save Hyrule from a mysterious invading enemy. But then, it turns out to be Ganon! So you have to find the Master Sword, and save the Princess!
