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===Screen Interface=== | ===Screen Interface=== | ||
The game features a more prominent use of a side-scrolling perspective, which is used when Link is exploring a town, cavern, secret open field, bridge, or dungeon. The top-view perspective is only used when moving though the overworld. In addition, when an enemy group (represented in the overworld map as black-colored creatures) manages to make contact with Link, the perspective changes to a side-scrolling one, where Link must either defeat the enemies or flee.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Although there was a top-down Overworld perspective in the game, most of the action took place in a side-scrolling platform perspective.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Prima Official Game Guide Collector's Edition ISBN 9780761556473 |publisher= Prima Games |page= | The game features a more prominent use of a side-scrolling perspective, which is used when Link is exploring a town, cavern, secret open field, bridge, or dungeon. The top-view perspective is only used when moving though the overworld. In addition, when an enemy group (represented in the overworld map as black-colored creatures) manages to make contact with Link, the perspective changes to a side-scrolling one, where Link must either defeat the enemies or flee.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Although there was a top-down Overworld perspective in the game, most of the action took place in a side-scrolling platform perspective.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Prima Official Game Guide Collector's Edition ISBN 9780761556473 |publisher= Prima Games |page=4}}</ref> | ||
===Magic Usage=== | ===Magic Usage=== | ||
