i feel the strict level approach doesn't work well for the four swords games. its cryptic with some of its puzzles and doesn't further add enjoyment for me. even if i had friends the game itself wouldn't be that much more fun with them.
Excellent distillation of A Link to the Past into shorter stages. Each stage has a limited selection of Link's usual arsenal and the puzzles require smart use of the items and how they interact with each other. The art style is a weird middle ground between The Wind Waker and A Link to the Past. Four Swords Adventures would be 4/5, but you need additional Game Boy Advances and GBA to Gamecube link cables to get the most out of it, not to mention friends. That being said, it's a great entry into the 2d Zelda sub-series regardless, and it's worth checking out.
For what I've managed to try: HOLY SHIT, it has so much potential, why it hasn't been remastered yet? Only thing resembling this was Triforce heroes. I thought the trend of Four Swords was going to be a stale back in mid 2000s, but I was so wrong (I mean: if we don't count Phantom Hourglass multiplayer with those Links and the other game just mentioned) and now I really wish they could do justice with this.
Doubt Nintendo would fuck it up like Square Enix did with FF Crystal Chronicles, just to mention the other closest game to a similar experience.
Doubt Nintendo would fuck it up like Square Enix did with FF Crystal Chronicles, just to mention the other closest game to a similar experience.
would be better with friends