As I started up my GameCube, I felt like I was somehow back in 1998. I remembered when I had saved up my money to buy the original version of the game back when it was on the N64. When I started a new game on Master Quest I could not wait to see what I could remember in the game. The game seemed so familiar, but it was not exactly how I remembered it. The first
dungeon was mixed up. I was not sure what to do. A little while later, after I had beat the first
dungeon, I moved onto the next part of the game. As I moved through the game, there were many things that I remembered, but all of the dungeons were
re-done, nothing in the
dungeons were the same.
Graphics:
The game is clearer than it was on the
N64. The game runs in a higher resolution, which makes the game look
much smoother. In 1998, the games graphics were revolutionary, but
are a bit outdated for the GameCube. But what can we say, it was
FREE!
Control:
The controller setup is
different from the N64 version, which makes sense since it is a different
controller. The setup is very easy to get used to, even if you have not played
a GameCube before. Link moves very
smoothly and he is very easy to control
Sound:
Who doesn't like “Zeld Music”…
Conclusion:
Very
clean graphics, a little outdated for the GameCube.
Classic Zelda style puzzles and large dungeons to beat. One
of the best games ever released now on the Nintendo GameCube, what more could a
person ask for?
This
is an outstanding game.
