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*The hero gained the ability to turn at right angles while using the [[Pegasus Boots]] for exceptionally fast movement, which was later used (with slightly less precise turning) in ''Four Sword Adventures''. | *The hero gained the ability to turn at right angles while using the [[Pegasus Boots]] for exceptionally fast movement, which was later used (with slightly less precise turning) in ''Four Sword Adventures''. | ||
*The Gold Potion is introduced in this game, a potion that not only restores the hero's health and magic, but imbues him with a golden glow and increases his strength for a limited period of time (by shortening the time it takes to charge a [[Spin Attack]]), similar to the [[Elixir Soup]] from {{TWW}} and both the [[Great Fairy's Tears]] and [[Rare Chu Jelly]] in {{TP}}. | *The Gold Potion is introduced in this game, a potion that not only restores the hero's health and magic, but imbues him with a golden glow and increases his strength for a limited period of time (by shortening the time it takes to charge a [[Spin Attack]]), similar to the [[Elixir Soup]] from {{TWW}} and both the [[Great Fairy's Tears]] and [[Rare Chu Jelly]] in {{TP}}. | ||
*This is also the first game to involve a mini-game using [[Bomb]]s; namely attempting to throw them into a large moving jar, later used for puzzles in | *This is also the first game to involve a mini-game using [[Bomb]]s; namely attempting to throw them into a large moving jar, later used for puzzles in {{OoT|-}} and other games. | ||
*This the first game in the series to allow Link to temporarily rent items, instead of permanently obtaining them. This is a concept that is revisited in {{ALBW}}. | *This the first game in the series to allow Link to temporarily rent items, instead of permanently obtaining them. This is a concept that is revisited in {{ALBW}}. | ||
