In The Legend of Zelda 1, the Secret Weapon Is Trust
The Legend of Zelda 1 on the NES is a game built on complete trust of the player, even nearly four decades later.
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The Legend of Zelda 1 on the NES is a game built on complete trust of the player, even nearly four decades later.
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© Nintendo / Nintendo Life To celebrate the 35th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, we're running a series of features looking at a specific aspect — a theme, character, mechanic, location, memory or something else entirely — from each of the mainline Zelda games. Today, Kate marvels at the way A Link Between Worlds snuck in a bunch of big changes in disguise... When I first played A Link Between Worlds, I, too, was a link between worlds. I'd played about one-sixth of A Link to the Past as a kid, unable to get past the first temple, but with about 20 hours plugged into the top-down worl...