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Link's Awakening, one of the prime titles of the | {{Infobox CVG| title = The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening | ||
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| developer = [[Nintendo]] (EAD) | |||
| publisher = [[Nintendo]] | |||
| designer = [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] | |||
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| released = '''Game Boy:''' August, 1993 <br> '''Game Boy Color:''' December 1, 1998 | |||
| genre = Action Adventure | |||
| modes = Single player | |||
| ratings = ESRB: Everyone (E) <br>Note: The original release was rated Kids to Adults (K-A) but this is the same rating, it changed names in 1997 | |||
| platforms = [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]] | |||
| media = Cartridge | |||
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'''''Link's Awakening''''', one of the prime titles of the [[Game Boy]] and [[Game Boy Color]]. Claimed as one of the best Portable Zelda's even today, ''Link's Awakening'' still proves to be a tough contender even against the likes of ''[[The Minish Cap]]'', and ''[[A Link to the Past]]'' + ''[[Four Swords]]''. | |||
= The Story = | = The Story = | ||
It is said that Link traveled across the world in search of adventure and to increase his skills. One day apon the great Ocean, a huge storm broke out tossing Link's ship around and around until it came apon an island. Koholint Island. His ship was utterly destroyed leaving Link unconscious on the beach. A young girl was strolling across the beaches to find Link lying there, unconscious. | It is said that [[Link]] traveled across the world in search of adventure and to increase his skills. One day apon the great Ocean, a huge storm broke out tossing Link's ship around and around until it came apon an island. [[Koholint Island]]. His ship was utterly destroyed leaving Link unconscious on the beach. A young girl was strolling across the beaches to find Link lying there, unconscious. | ||
After a long nap, Link awakes to find himself in a house being looked after by a young girl named Marin. Marin's father, Tarin, informed Link of the restless monsters that had been circulating the area. He gave Link his shield and Link set off to the beach to recover his sword. | After a long nap, Link awakes to find himself in a house being looked after by a young girl named [[Marin]]. Marin's father, [[Tarin]], informed Link of the restless monsters that had been circulating the area. He gave Link his shield and Link set off to the beach to recover his sword. | ||
After taking his sword from the beaches, a mysterious owl came down from above and told Link that in order for him to leave, he had to wake the Wind Fish. | After taking his sword from the beaches, a mysterious owl came down from above and told Link that in order for him to leave, he had to wake the Wind Fish. | ||
= The Legend of the Windfish = | = The Legend of the Windfish = | ||
The Windfish, said to be inside the Egg atop of Tal Tal | The Windfish, said to be inside the Egg atop of Tal Tal Heights, is a legend circulating Koholint Island. | ||
[[Category:Zelda games]] | [[Category:Zelda games]] | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 20 May 2005
Template:Infobox CVG Link's Awakening, one of the prime titles of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Claimed as one of the best Portable Zelda's even today, Link's Awakening still proves to be a tough contender even against the likes of The Minish Cap, and A Link to the Past + Four Swords.
The Story
It is said that Link traveled across the world in search of adventure and to increase his skills. One day apon the great Ocean, a huge storm broke out tossing Link's ship around and around until it came apon an island. Koholint Island. His ship was utterly destroyed leaving Link unconscious on the beach. A young girl was strolling across the beaches to find Link lying there, unconscious.
After a long nap, Link awakes to find himself in a house being looked after by a young girl named Marin. Marin's father, Tarin, informed Link of the restless monsters that had been circulating the area. He gave Link his shield and Link set off to the beach to recover his sword.
After taking his sword from the beaches, a mysterious owl came down from above and told Link that in order for him to leave, he had to wake the Wind Fish.
The Legend of the Windfish
The Windfish, said to be inside the Egg atop of Tal Tal Heights, is a legend circulating Koholint Island.