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Everyone
Gameboy Color
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8.0 |
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7.0 |
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4.0 |
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Unspecified |
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8.0 |
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Zelda: Oracle of Ages is a well-constructed sequel to the series of
Zelda games. The game is third-person based and is a great replica of the
original Zelda game on SNES. The story is fairly long. The game should
last for a long time.
The graphics are pretty good for a game on Gameboy Color. The game is
only for Gameboy Color and newer, so the graphics are not obsolete. There
are many different environments for gameplay. Link, the main character,
travels from towns to dungeons.
Zelda: Oracle of Ages features most of the same characters as the other
games. There still is the hero Link and Princess Zelda. The new characters
are the Oracle of Ages and the villain. There aren't many tunes to listen
to in the game. Most songs are just the same for the environment. The
world map is not very large either. There is only one town. The only thing
different is the age you are in.
The one thing that changes frequently through the game is time. Link
travels through the past, present and future randomly. The storyline may
seem confusing but cn easily be depicted.
One thing that doesn't makes the game interesting is constantly getting
new add-ons. In the beginning you start out only with a sword. As the game
progresses, Link gets better offense and defense add-ons. One of the best
add-ons is the harp of ages. This can be fun since you can travel through
time and see the changes in the towns and villages, therefore increasing
the freedom in gameplay.
Zelda: Oracle of Ages is fairly normal for a game of its type. It is a
true sequel to the other Zelda games.
Review by sdcoolskater
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