My commuting game of choice over the past week or so has been the 3DS conversion of the GBA game that was included alongside Link to the Past. The 3DS game has the benefit of being adapted so you can play it in single-player modes, rather than being restricted to only playing when there's someone else with a GBA and link cable around.
Nintendo evidently realised that such time would be few and far between, so Four Swords actually has relatively little content. There are three main "dungeons", with three or four levels each. In the new version, you control two Links, switching between them with a shoulder button, and puzzles have been redesigned so simultaneous actions aren't needed. It's been really well done.
There have been a couple of times where puzzles have left me stuck for a few minutes, and I only died (properly) once - there were a few deaths along the way but they were paid for with rupees so no progress was lost. The final boss had a few different forms, but died pretty quickly.
A nice freebie from Nintendo!
Nintendo evidently realised that such time would be few and far between, so Four Swords actually has relatively little content. There are three main "dungeons", with three or four levels each. In the new version, you control two Links, switching between them with a shoulder button, and puzzles have been redesigned so simultaneous actions aren't needed. It's been really well done.
There have been a couple of times where puzzles have left me stuck for a few minutes, and I only died (properly) once - there were a few deaths along the way but they were paid for with rupees so no progress was lost. The final boss had a few different forms, but died pretty quickly.
A nice freebie from Nintendo!
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