The Legend of Zelda: The Adventure of Link

The Legend of Zelda: The Adventure of Link

The Legend of Zelda: The Adventure of Link is an action-adventure game developed by Nintendo EPD and Grezzo, and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Wii U. It is a remake of the 1986 game and its sequel. The remake features a "retro-modern" art style unique within the series with A Link Between Worlds character designs, diorama-like world designs, and tilt-shift visuals that evoke the original game's presentation on the NES.

Plot

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Dungeons

• Parapa Palace
• Midoro Palace
• Island Palace
• Maze Island Palace
• Palace on the Sea
• Three-Eye Rock Palace
• Great Palace
• Level 1 - Eagle Dungeon
• Level 2 - Moon Dungeon
• Level 3 - Manji Dungeon
• Level 4 - Snake Dungeon
• Level 5 - Lizard Dungeon
• Level 6 - Dragon Dungeon
• Level 7 - Demon Dungeon
• Level 8 - Lion Dungeon
• Level 9 - Death Mountain

Bosses

• Mazura
• Jermafenser
• Rebonack
• Carock
• Gooma
• Barba
• Thunderbird
• Dark Link
• Aquamentus
• Dodongo
• Manhandla
• Gleeok
• Digdogger
• Moldorm
• Gohma
• Phantom Ganon
• Ganon

Changes from the original games

• Two games were fused into one.
• The overworld no longer has screen transitions as areas are loaded in their entirety.
• The maximum amount of Heart Containers Link can have has been increased from 16 to 20.
• The Sword, Shield and Power Bracelet are always equipped and have their own dedicated buttons.
• Pieces of Heart have been added replacing full Heart Containers in the original game.
• Treasure chests have been added.
• Big Keys have been added.
• The maximum Rupee count was increased from 999 to 9,999.
• The Shield resembles one in Phantom Hourglass.
• The Master Sword is the new fourth sword found in the Lost Woods after Link retrieved the Triforce of Courage.
• the Hylian Shield is the new third shield.
• Some of the soundtrack of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past were reused such as Master Sword Theme, Zelda's Rescue, Ganon's Theme, Boss Battle Theme and Ganon Battle.
• Moldorm replaced Aquamentus in Level-7. Phantom Ganon replaced Gleeok in Level-8.
• Ganon's battle now have three phases. First phase is fight with his invincible Technique of Darkness, second phase is Dead Man's Volley and third and final phase is summon a flurry of Blazing Bats in Link's direction before attacking with his Trident and moving across the room.