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[[File:Village of Blue Maiden2 FSA.png|thumb|250px|right|[[Village of the Blue Maiden]], an example of a Stage from ''Four Swords Adventures'']] | [[File:Village of Blue Maiden2 FSA.png|thumb|250px|right|[[Village of the Blue Maiden]], an example of a Stage from ''Four Swords Adventures'']] | ||
'''Stages''', also sometimes known as '''Levels''', are a type of location that appear in a few {{TLoZ|Series|-}} games. Unlike most games in the series, where [[Link]] freely travels through an open world to many different locations and [[dungeon]]s, Stages differ in that they are self-contained worlds or locations that constitute a disconnected [[overworld]]. Stages are selected from a menu rather than [[Transportation|traveled to]] and explored continuously like locations in other ''Zelda'' titles. Stages have been used most extensively in games that utilize [[multiplayer]], such as the [[Four Swords Series| | '''Stages''', also sometimes known as '''Levels''', are a type of location that appear in a few {{TLoZ|Series|-}} games. Unlike most games in the series, where [[Link]] freely travels through an open world to many different locations and [[dungeon]]s, Stages differ in that they are self-contained worlds or locations that constitute a disconnected [[overworld]]. Stages are selected from a menu rather than [[Transportation|traveled to]] and explored continuously like locations in other ''Zelda'' titles. Stages have been used most extensively in games that utilize [[multiplayer]], such as the [[Four Swords Series|{{FS|-}} series]]. Upon completion of a Stage, a new Stage is unlocked, thus forwarding the game's story and progression. | ||
Different terminology has been used to refer to Stages and Levels. in {{FSA}}, "Levels" refers to chapters that contain three Stages each. In {{TFH}}, Levels are instead used to refer to the self-contained worlds, whereas "Stages" refers to each segment or area within a Level. In {{HW}}, the game's Stages are split into chapters called '''Scenarios''' in [[Legend Mode]]. Some Stages are revisited, and thus have more than one Scenario. | Different terminology has been used to refer to Stages and Levels. in {{FSA}}, "Levels" refers to chapters that contain three Stages each. In {{TFH}}, Levels are instead used to refer to the self-contained worlds, whereas "Stages" refers to each segment or area within a Level. In {{HW}}, the game's Stages are split into chapters called '''Scenarios''' in [[Legend Mode]]. Some Stages are revisited, and thus have more than one Scenario. | ||
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==Listings== | ==Listings== | ||
*[[Stages in Four Swords|Stages in | *[[Stages in Four Swords|Stages in {{FS|-}}]] | ||
*[[Stages in Four Swords Adventures|Stages and Levels in ''Four Swords Adventures'']] | *[[Stages in Four Swords Adventures|Stages and Levels in ''Four Swords Adventures'']] | ||
*[[Levels in Tri Force Heroes|Levels in ''Tri Force Heroes'']] | *[[Levels in Tri Force Heroes|Levels in ''Tri Force Heroes'']] | ||
