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The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures: Princess Zelda
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Four Swords Adventures, like The Wind Waker, reinforced a new emphasis on a historical story, providing new depth to The Legend of Zelda. An introductory tale tells of the Four Sword, how it is the key to a lock placed on the evil Vaati, a wind mage. Over the ravages of time, this lock had begun to weaken. The sacred shrine protecting this lock was only accessible by the seven maidens, including Princess Zelda herself. In the process of unlocking the portal to the shrine, an evil, sinister Shadow Link appeared. He encased each maiden in a crystal and dashed off.
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In November 2006, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, will arrive as the first Zelda game on the Wii. During the following month, December 2006, it will be released for the Nintendo GameCube as well. The new game once again strives for a realistic look, improved even beyond the aforementioned SpaceWorld demo. This game chronicles the struggle of a more mature Link to rid Hyrule of the "Twilight Realm", a mysterious force plaguing the land. When Link enters this realm, he transforms into a wolf and the gameplay shifts radically. Twilight Princess ... relies heavily on horseback transportation and mounted battle scenarios (including boss battles).
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The first boss in The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess is a super-sized Deku Baba called Diababa. To beat him, start by using your Gale Boomerang to slam the bomb on the central platform into the two Deku Babas. Once you blow 'em both up Diababa gets nasty but you get some backup from a bomb-packing monkey! Use the Gale Boomerang to fling the bombs the monkey brings into Diababa. When you hit him he drops to the ground - go pound the poop out of him with your sword before he gets up again! Two or three of these will have him begging for mercy.
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Long before he becomes the wind sorcerer who wreaks havoc in The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures, Vaati seeks a mystic energy that would make him the most powerful mage alive. In his search for this mysterious "light force," he transforms Princess Zelda to stone and unleashes untold numbers of monsters upon Hyrule. The king of Hyrule seeks the aid of the mysterious and tiny Minish people. However, they cannot be seen by adult eyes, so he sends Link to save the kingdom - and his daughter. When Link discovers a magical hat called the Minish Cap, he gains the power to shrink down to the size of the Minish people, earn their trust and gain a mysterious new ability from them: the power to split himself into multiple Links. As he travels back and forth between the Minish world and his own, he'll solve puzzles, fight through dungeons and slowly uncover the evil behind their plight and vanquish it. This title takes players deep into Zelda history, tying the Four Swords titles into the Legend of Zelda mythology.
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This is the first game in the Legend of Zelda series to take place outside Hyrule and the main "Triforce" storyline. This is ... the only Zelda game not to feature Princess Zelda at all, except in the game's dialogue. After training abroad, Link is sailing back to Hyrule, but is shipwrecked in a. . . more
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4 Figures is producing statues based on The Legend of Zelda franchise, including characters from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. The first statues are planned for a release in the third quarter of 2006.[1]
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