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{{Infobox Game | {{Infobox Game | ||
|image= File:BSzeldatitle.jpg | |||
|image = File:BSzeldatitle.jpg | |caption= | ||
|caption = | |developer= [[Nintendo]] | ||
|developer = [[Nintendo]] | |publisher= [[St. GIGA]] | ||
|publisher = [[St. GIGA]] | |designer= {{List|[[Koji Kondo]] (original sound composer), Akito Nakatsuka (sound composer), Yuichi Ozaki (sound arrangement)}} | ||
|designer = [[Koji Kondo]] (original sound composer) | |released= | ||
|released = '''Map 1''' | '''Map 1''' | ||
|genre = Adventure RPG | {{List| | ||
|modes = | '''Week 1''' {{Release|JP= August 9, 1995}}, | ||
| | '''Week 2''' {{Release|JP= August 16, 1995}}, | ||
| | '''Week 3''' {{Release|JP= August 23, 1995}}, | ||
'''Week 4''' {{Release|JP= August 30, 1995}}, | |||
|canon= | }} | ||
|successor = {{AST}} | |||
'''Map 2''' | |||
{{List| | |||
'''Week 1''' {{Release|JP= December 30, 1995}}, | |||
'''Week 2''' {{Release|JP= January 1, 1996}}, | |||
'''Week 3''' {{Release|JP= January 3, 1996}}, | |||
'''Week 4''' {{Release|JP= January 5, 1996}}, | |||
}} | |||
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|genre= Adventure RPG | |||
|modes= | |||
|platform= [[BS-X Broadcasting System]] | |||
|website= | |||
|canon= Non-Canon | |||
|predecessor= | |||
|successor= {{AST}} | |||
|strategy= {{StrategyWiki}} | |strategy= {{StrategyWiki}} | ||
|zu= | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''''BS The Legend of Zelda''''' is a remake of the original {{TLoZ}}, which was released on the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], available only via the [[Satellaview]] add-on for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. The gameplay is similar to the original, but there are several key differences. | '''''BS The Legend of Zelda''''' is a remake of the original {{TLoZ}}, which was released on the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], available only via the [[Satellaview]] add-on for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. The gameplay is similar to the original, but there are several key differences. | ||
The game's central heroes are the [[Player|avatar characters]] of ''BS-X: The Town Whose Name Was Stolen'', which are based on the info given during the naming screen, which also applies to {{AST}}. Both the male and female avatars wear a [[Green Clothes|green tunic]], though others are later available. The male avatar wears a backwards baseball cap whereas the female avatar has long red hair. | |||
''BS The Legend of Zelda'' was also the first Satellaview game to use the SoundLink system, where data was streamed simultaneously during broadcast including an orchestrated soundtrack and a voiceover track. | ''BS The Legend of Zelda'' was also the first Satellaview game to use the SoundLink system, where data was streamed simultaneously during broadcast including an orchestrated soundtrack and a voiceover track. | ||
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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:BSTLoZ Triforce Sprite.gif|32px|left]] | [[File:BSTLoZ Triforce Sprite.gif|32px|left]] | ||
At the beginning of the game, the | At the beginning of the game, the player automatically walks into a cave, where the [[Old Man]] gives them the [[Wooden Sword]]. The dungeons are all in the same place in both Map 1 and 2, but the Overworld and dungeon interiors are completely redone between versions. The dungeons also spell out different phrases. The character must complete all eight dungeons and obtain the eight pieces of the [[Triforce]]. Two of the pieces are available in each week. | ||
During gameplay, the old man would continue to communicate with the player about new events, sometimes pausing gameplay during dialogue sequences. These events were varied but can be sorted in a few general types. There were time-limited upgrades or advantages, which included upgrading inventory items, enabling infinite use of said items, increasing certain enemy drops, and even discount sales on all merchant items. Additionally, the old man would sometimes use one of three support spells, which would summon a fairy for healing, freeze all enemies on screen, or destroy all enemies, respectively. The final category covers changes to the gameplay environment, which can include obstacles vanishing, enemies being strengthened or weakened, fairy springs losing their power, and even a limited time pickups (most notably, the [[Red Ring]] and [[Magical Sword]] were only available for a short period during week 4). | During gameplay, the old man would continue to communicate with the player about new events, sometimes pausing gameplay during dialogue sequences. These events were varied but can be sorted in a few general types. There were time-limited upgrades or advantages, which included upgrading inventory items, enabling infinite use of said items, increasing certain enemy drops, and even discount sales on all merchant items. Additionally, the old man would sometimes use one of three support spells, which would summon a fairy for healing, freeze all enemies on screen, or destroy all enemies, respectively. The final category covers changes to the gameplay environment, which can include obstacles vanishing, enemies being strengthened or weakened, fairy springs losing their power, and even a limited time pickups (most notably, the [[Red Ring]] and [[Magical Sword]] were only available for a short period during week 4). | ||
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===Map 1=== | ===Map 1=== | ||
The first six dungeons in Map 1 are in the shape of a letter; when put together, it spells out "St. GIGA." The other two dungeons are shaped like a skull and down arrow. | The first six dungeons in Map 1 are in the shape of a letter; when put together, it spells out "St. GIGA." The other two dungeons are shaped like a skull and down arrow. | ||
[[File:STGIGA map.png]]<br/> | |||
[[File:BSLoZ Level 7 and 8.png]] | |||
===Map 2=== | ===Map 2=== | ||
Each of the dungeons in Map 2 are in the shapes of letters, which together spell out "NiNtENDO." | Each of the dungeons in Map 2 are in the shapes of letters, which together spell out "NiNtENDO." | ||
==Speedrun Records== | |||
{{Main|Speedrun Records}} | |||
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{{#section:Speedrun Records|BSTLoZ}} | |||
==Listings== | ==Listings== | ||
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{{Games|Spin-off}} | {{Games|Spin-off}} | ||
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