Reprend la base de gameplay du premier jeu sur NES, ce qui donne au final un jeu en tout point supérieur.
Beaucoup des musiques qui sont aujourd'hui des classiques de la licence ("Zelda's Lullaby", "Hyrule Castle", "Master Sword", "Kakariko Village") ont été créé pour ce jeu, donc je salue la soundtrack pour cela ! Sans parler du thème du Dark World, dont je ne me lasse jamais !
Pour comparer ce jeu au remake de Link's Awakening sur Switch pour savoir lequel est mon Zelda "2D" préféré : je pense que je préfère quand même ce dernier à ce jeu-ci. Bien que je dirais qu'il est moins "complet", le jeu a un certain charme (le remake y est pour beaucoup), et un twist dans l'histoire qui la rend plus mémorable que ce que propose A Link to the Past. Je pense que cela a aussi beaucoup à voir avec le fait que c'est un remake complet de 2019, si j'avais fait l'original sur GameBoy qui sait, j'aurais peut-être préféré ALttP ? 🤷🏻‍♂️
Cela n'en reste pas moins un grand jeu de la SNES, et y jouer m'a vraiment donné envie que Nintendo (ou un autre studio) refasse un Zelda en 2D !

Watching a Twitch streamer poke around in this last week, I really got itching to play LTTP again. Once I remembered that I could just DO that because I brought my SNES Classic to me from America, I hopped right in over the weekend and played through it over just under 7 hours on Sunday morning. It was a lovely nostalgic romp through a game I haven't played the SNES version of in MANY years (it was a game I lost as a child, though still have no idea how).

I played the GBA version a LOT more than the SNES version growing up, and I was surprised at just how many things I had assumed were quality of life additions in the port were in the original all along (keep in mind I had that game from the ages of like, 3 to 5, so my memory of it from then is very rough). Fantastic bits of signposting like the village boy actually marking on your map where the elder is, or the dark world dungeons being listed in order on your map are there in all their glory (and apparently always had been XD). Early Zelda games have always had shaky relationships with good signposting of where next to go and how to do it (especially Link's Awakening) in my experience, so it was a really cool realization of just how well this game had been put together back then. That said, my 7 hour completion time is very largely due to how good my memory is of this game up to about the second to last dungeon, so the real benefits of the signposting were something I couldn't really enjoy organically as if it were my first time playing.

This game is also so much harder than I remember it being. Maybe they made the GBA ports easier or something, but there are SO many enemies, especially early bosses (and MOST especially the one you fight in the first dark world dungeon) deal SO much damage, like two hearts in one hit, that you can die in like 3 or 4 hits if you haven't been tracking down every heart piece you can get your hands on. Certainly not the the extent of something like Zelda 2, which is a game I find so hard that it's very difficult to enjoy playing it, but it was still a surprising entry for me of back when Nintendo made HARD games that did not hold your hand.

Going back to the short completion time, it was weird to see JUST how small and short so many of the dungeons are. Some of the quickest can be done in like 10 or 15 minutes barely trying if you're just following where they point you to go and don't get stuck on some logic puzzle or lost inside them. They always seemed SO huge and sprawling to me as a kid, it's weird to go back like, 10 years since I last beat this and see just what a relatively tiny experience this game is (granted it has like a dozen freaking dungeons, so it's not that bad that they're small. If anything I prefer them this way).

Verdict: Highly Recommended. Still not my favorite 2D Zelda game, but I do certainly appreciate it more this time around than my memory had treated it before. Not really enough NPC interaction for my tastes, as this is still very much an exploration-based action/adventure game more in the style of the games that came before it, but it's still easily and obviously one of the best action adventure games on the system (shocking news to you all, I'm sure)

HOOOOOOOOOOOLY SHIT QUE JOGO BOM. Primeira vez jogando de fato um Zelda e gostei demais. Tem uma boa dificuldade, passei raiva em algumas partes, mas acontece, tirando isso, o jogo envelheceu bem, é muito agradável nos comandos, ritmo e dificuldade, além de uma ótima soundtrack. Talvez alguns jogadores precisem de alguma coisa para se orientar no jogo, como eu precisei, já que ele não te da tudo de mão beijada, você tem uma liberdade absurda de fazer quase tudo, mas precisa sempre procurar os objetivos em todos os locais, não tem uma direção 100% linear. No mais, ótimo jogo, recomendo muito, não tanto como entrada na franquia de Zelda, mas quem gosta da série ou quer experimentar algo diferente nela, recomendo sim o A Link to the Past

예술보다는 상품에 가까워서 그런지, 시간이 풍파를 피하지 못한 채 이제는 너무나도 낡아버렸다는 느낌이 남는다. 결국 내 말은, 향수 외에는 이 작품을 현 시대에 플레이 할 이유를 찾지 못하겠다는 뜻이다.

시대적 맥락을 감안하면, 분명 많은 진보를 이루었을 뿐만 아니라 향후 시리즈에 중요한 족적을 남겼음은 분명하나. 여전히 기술적 한계가 강제하는 불능감은 현재에 비하면 심각하고, 그걸 뛰어넘을 정도의 컬트는 이 게임에는 없다.

던전의 디자인은 꽤나 불친절할 뿐 아니라 그 진행 방식이 어느 던전에서든 굉장히 반복적으로 나타난다. 열쇠 찾아 헤매기, 해골들을 던져서 다 치우고 나오는 버튼 누르기, 적 다 죽이기.

던전을 클리어하면 나오는 도구들은 그 유용함이나 새로움보다는, 기존의 부조리하게 배치되어 탐험을 방해하고 경로를 유도하는 장치를 해제하는 열쇠로 느껴진다.

그 외에 불편한 조작과 전투, 반복적인 음악, 텅 비어 있는 스토리. 솔직히 말해 즐기지 못했다.