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Cinco de Mayo~
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Desarrollador: Nintendo EAD Distribuidora: Nintendo Plataforma: SNES Fecha de lanzamiento: 13 de abril de 1992 Un clasico que perduro años en el primer puesto del ranking de la revista Game Power. Conozco mucha gente que teniendo un Nintendo 64 y el "Ocarina of Time" a su alcance no podian despegarse de este, el unico juego de zelda que salio para Super Nintendo. Emu GamesWorld te da ademas la posibilidad de jugarlo en español. Se trata de un RPG con un gran argumento que te deja todo el tiempo preguntandote que pasara a continuacion. La historia se situa mucho antes que todos los otros juegos de Zelda y Link es solo un niño o un adolescente. El juego comienza con un pedido: Salvar a la princesa Zelda. Pero la historia va construyendose a medida que avanzas en el juego. Iras descubriendo tu verdadero destino y sumergiendote mas y mas en la trama. Debes guiar a Link a traves de 13 castillos y enfrentar a igual numero de enemigos finales. En tu camino encontraras items que te ayudaran como flechas para atacar a los enemigos a distancia, antorchas para iluminar habitaciones oscuras, bombas, pasadizos secretos, etc. "The legend of Zelda: A link to the past" tiene un balance perfecto de lucha, acertijos, usar correctamente los items, explorar un mundo que se expande cuando ya creias que conocias todo. En resumen, un gran juego de rol para Super Nintendo. Alright that's enough, ese~ The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is to me the greatest Zelda game ever made. While there are a lot who put Ocarina of Time on that particular pedestal I just can't. OoT was groundbreaking in a lot of ways for successfully bringing a 2D franchise into 3D but it owes a lot to ALttP be it the parallel worlds, general game play mechanics, items, and even music. I imagine that for some OoT was their first personal Zelda experience and in that regard I myself am a little biased in the same way for ALttP. Come here, son. Let me tell you a story...:
So back to why this is the best Zelda ever. It controls like a dream and introduced the most varied and interesting original items in a Zelda game. ALttP had an interesting albeit simple story that even OoT borrowed from. The music is kick-ass - really this is the Zelda soundtrack for me. It had an amazing and varied land full of characters (a few with their own interesting stories), and it had some of the very best numerous dungeons and bosses. No other Zelda game has quite the same punch in revealing to the player how much more new stuff there is to explore. Most of the newer Zelda titles cover more land but you'll find that those games are full of empty boring space. ALttP makes use of just about every pixel it is given and then some. Every part of it is chocked full of things to do. In that regard it is HUGE and no other Zelda game comes close except perhaps Majora's Mask. If you haven't played this game do yourself a favor and change that. You really owe it to yourself to play this masterpiece. And if you're as big a fan as I am then I have a treat for you. My best friend and I have been playing A Link to the Past together ever since I got it those many many years ago. A side note: this guy actually found the very secret Chris Houlihan Room when he was a kid way way way before it was found using emulators by folks on the Internet. He fell into it by accident one of his first play-throughs, collected the blue rupees, left, wound up back in Link's house, shrugged it off, and was never able to get to it again. It was quite a fluke but it's still pretty cool, well, at least to me it is. Yeah, so every now and then we play through the game again but what we like to do now-a-days is use the built-in hex editors that emulators come with these days to hack the crap out of ALttP. Yeah, we still enjoy playing the game the regular way but messing around and seeing what sort of things you can find in the game is just like having a new playground all over again. GET TO THE POINT ACER! Oh right! We decided to get together on Saturday and record a Let's Play of one of our romps for your viewing pleasure. Lately we've gotten into co-oping ALttP with me taking the movement and him performing the actions and accessing the item selection menu. It makes the game fresh again and learning to work in tandem is quite amusing. If you have a buddy and two controllers you should try mapping the controls this way sometime with a favorite game of yours. It really is a lot of fun. So keeping that in mind I bring you our Let's Play co-op hacked ALttP. I apologize ahead of time if you don't find us the most enthralling of hosts but I say we did well enough for our first LP. Anyway, it's a little over an hour long split into eight parts with an introduction episode of sorts. On to that~
Heh, and here's part one of eight.
If you enjoyed either of those then I suggest you click the link below that leads to an auto-playing list starting from the intro episode. It's for your convenience. CLICK TO WATCH ALL I do hope you enjoy our Let's Play of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. We had a lot of fun making it. And heck maybe you'll learn something and discover some hacks of your own. =) Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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