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# 60 FPS smooth gameplay Touchscreen inventory swap Living painting wall-slide mechanic The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds

**Brand:** nintendo
**Price:** 558 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🗡️ Slide, swap, and save Hyrule in the smoothest Zelda adventure yet!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** 558 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- nintendo enthusiasts

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## Key Features

- • **Epic Content Overload:** Conquer a vast array of dungeons, puzzles, and enemies with a rich soundtrack and gameplay depth that keeps you hooked for hours.
- • **Seamless 60 FPS Action:** Experience buttery-smooth gameplay that keeps you fully immersed in Hyrule’s dual dimensions.
- • **Classic Meets Cutting-Edge:** Dive into a nostalgic top-down Zelda adventure enhanced with vibrant 3D visuals that bring the world to life like never before.
- • **Innovative Wall-Slide Mechanic:** Transform into a living painting to slide through walls and effortlessly switch between two parallel worlds.
- • **Intuitive Touchscreen Controls:** Quickly swap weapons and items on the Nintendo 3DS touchscreen for lightning-fast combat and puzzle solving.

## Overview

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds reimagines the classic top-down Zelda experience with stunning 3D visuals running at 60 FPS on Nintendo 3DS. Featuring a unique mechanic where Link becomes a living painting to traverse walls and alternate dimensions, the game offers fast-paced combat, intuitive touchscreen inventory management, and a sprawling adventure filled with challenging dungeons and puzzles. Praised for its nostalgic yet fresh gameplay, it stands as a must-have title for Zelda fans and 3DS owners alike.

## Description

Two worlds collide in an all-new adventure set in the world of Super NES classic The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In this newly spun tale, Link transforms into a living painting to cross into a dark, parallel dimension mirroring Hyrule. Conquer the puzzles, traps, and hidden rooms of deadly dungeons to save both worlds from certain doom!Brought to life in 3D, this beloved, top-down world is the perfect backdrop for a sweeping new tale. Dungeons sink deep below the screen as Link and his attacks pop out, highlighting the nonstop action. The pace is faster than ever, especially since you can swap items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen. Shoot an arrow, toss a boomerang, bomb a wall, then merge into a painting to slide between two worlds — all in a matter of seconds. With gameplay, visuals, and controls this smooth and consistent, no Zelda adventure has ever been so action-packed. Key FeaturesAn all-new adventure in the world of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the PastBecome a living painting to slide within walls and between two dimensions at warSink into the classic, top-down world of Zelda with 3D visuals at 60 FPSEasily swap inventory items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen Immerse yourself in a new adventure set in a familiar world view larger Strategically become a painting within the wall to navigate your way through gameplay view larger Switching between items is easier than ever on the touch screen view larger Utilize 3D functionality to truly experience the top-down world of Zelda view larger

Review: An epic journey! - How awesome is this game? I really can't deem it as good as Link to the Past yet, but I will when I finally finish it. But just know, I think link to the past might be my favorite Zelda of all time. Right next to Ocarina and the original LOZ. If you like the top down games in the Zelda universe, this is what Zelda is all about. Spirit Tracks was a bit of a let down and this one is their "sorry letter to you". This game pays a homage to classic Zelda. Anyone who played Link to the Past will recognize the music, the combat techniques and the awesome story. The 3DS touch screen is perfect for navigation and working through our items in a jiffy. It makes Link to the Past seem second rate from that standpoint. The 3D works and looks pretty good. I'm not a big fan of 3D, but if you like it, you'll like the 3D effects this game has. I personally play it with the 3D off. The graphics are colorful, bright and spriteful! Is that a word? lol. I think it's much prettier than Link to the Past. Mind you, that game came out in 92. (I think). And the enemies are more plentiful and more creative too. But you'll see some classic enemies make their triumpahnt return. The soundtrack is fantastic. Lots of new music and lots of the original soundtrack has returned but remixed in 3DS glory. Im actually amazed how good music can sound on the 3DS when it's really pushed. Nintendo went all out on everything here. The gameplay is rock solid. The control stick works nearly perfect for the precision that you'll need walking around walking narrow platforms and deadly dungeons. The puzzles are tough, but nothing too tough for most Zelda guys out there. If you get stuck, you can hints along the way if you get into a jam. Kinda like letting you look into the near future on what you need to do next. The dungeons are plentiful and filled with life. I'm a bit disappointed that the maps automatically point you out to the maps automatically in the game instead of letting you find them yourself. One of the few flaws this game has. IF that could be turned on in a patch, I think that'd be better for people who like to search every nook and locale the game has to offer. Old school, new school, it's a grand game for all and IMO, it would be a good enough reason to get a new 3DS for someone. This might be the best Zelda game ever made. Check it out friends!
Review: More proof than ever before that the best Zelda is overhead Zelda. - Oh man. As soon as you turn it on - it's like your childhood went full-tilt insane. Those of us who played Zelda: Link to the Past as kids (or young adults, what have you) will have your minds blown the second the game queues up. It's the Link to the Past overworld, reimagined and presented in some of the cleanest 3d i've seen yet on the 3ds. It's mindblowing that Nintendo can get such great visuals out of its largely-crap hardware - while other studios struggle to maintain 30fps with crap visual fidelity, this game pulls a solid 60fps at almost all times and looks great while doing so. Why, again, was the Ocarina of Time remake so hideous looking, at 30fps nonetheless? /sigh. Biggest change to this game is that you have almost immediate access to all subweapons. Rather than lock each subweapon to each dungeon as a treasure - they require heavy use of one subweapon PER dungeon. You rent them from a rather hilarious NPC - and can later buy them (so you don't lose them if/when you die). Tons of good collection mechanics, including age-old heart pieces and these new little snail-looking guys that allow you to power up your subweapons. The game claims you'll have a lot more to do with your Ruppees than ever before, but I still found myself hopelessly overloaded with money the entire game long with little to use it on. I still think the best Ruppee-vs-buyable-crap balance was in Zelda: The Minish Cap. My main dislikes are that there's almost too much content. There's a veritable cornucopia of puzzle devices, enemies, etc. - but each one gets used once or twice, then abandoned. It's really a shame they didn't reuse more devices - as the game feels like it could've been bigger. Still - without spoiling any enemy types / plot devices, this is the current gold standard for Zelda games. It'll make you realize how subpar every Zelda has been since Link to the Past - you go back and play Ocarina again and it's a slow-paced ugly looking snoozefest with entirely too much dialogue and combat you can fall asleep during and still win.

## Features

- An all-new adventure in the world of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
- Become a living painting to slide within walls and between two dimensions at war
- Sink into the classic, top-down world of Zelda with 3D visuals at 60 FPS
- Easily swap inventory items on the Nintendo 3DS touch screen

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00GANWVJE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,818 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #20 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,765) |
| Date First Available | June 15, 2013 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00045496742539 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Item model number | CTRPBZLE |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Number of Players | Single player |
| Product Dimensions | 4.8 x 5.3 x 0.5 inches; 0.01 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 22, 2013 |
| Rated | Everyone 10+ |
| Release date | November 22, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 069061259574 667649025278 454967425398 045496742539 021112687040 005208634682 045496742546 012301021868 765425387081 751195338958 507947081050 014445103486 |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it different enough from ALTTP to where I won't feel deja vu?**
A: you'll feel SOME deja vu, but it's not unpleasant. I enjoyed ALTTP very much, and this one has so many awesome elements to it that any Zelda fan would be truly missing out if they didn't buy it. I got the 3DS mostly for Ocarina of Time, but A Link Between Worlds definitely helped make the decision for me. Truly awesome game and so worth the buy.

**Q: what is the age cut off? My son is 5 & really wants a Zelda game. I jus want to make sure he is able to play the game on his own & not having to watch dad play it to enjoy it.**
A: The most a kid that young might have trouble with would be reading and some of the more complex puzzles. He should be fine; my first Zelda was Ocarina of Time when I was 7, and I’m sure this is far more accessible than the first-ever 3D Zelda from ‘98.

**Q: is this a good game if u didn't play any zelda games before?**
A: Absolutely. Zelda games are stand alone. You can play any of them without out the others and have a great time. Good game.

**Q: Is this game compatible with the 2DS?**
A: All 3DS games are compatible with the 2DS so you need to stop asking this question over and over on every product page.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An epic journey!
*by J***Y on November 26, 2013*

How awesome is this game? I really can't deem it as good as Link to the Past yet, but I will when I finally finish it. But just know, I think link to the past might be my favorite Zelda of all time. Right next to Ocarina and the original LOZ. If you like the top down games in the Zelda universe, this is what Zelda is all about. Spirit Tracks was a bit of a let down and this one is their "sorry letter to you". This game pays a homage to classic Zelda. Anyone who played Link to the Past will recognize the music, the combat techniques and the awesome story. The 3DS touch screen is perfect for navigation and working through our items in a jiffy. It makes Link to the Past seem second rate from that standpoint. The 3D works and looks pretty good. I'm not a big fan of 3D, but if you like it, you'll like the 3D effects this game has. I personally play it with the 3D off. The graphics are colorful, bright and spriteful! Is that a word? lol. I think it's much prettier than Link to the Past. Mind you, that game came out in 92. (I think). And the enemies are more plentiful and more creative too. But you'll see some classic enemies make their triumpahnt return. The soundtrack is fantastic. Lots of new music and lots of the original soundtrack has returned but remixed in 3DS glory. Im actually amazed how good music can sound on the 3DS when it's really pushed. Nintendo went all out on everything here. The gameplay is rock solid. The control stick works nearly perfect for the precision that you'll need walking around walking narrow platforms and deadly dungeons. The puzzles are tough, but nothing too tough for most Zelda guys out there. If you get stuck, you can hints along the way if you get into a jam. Kinda like letting you look into the near future on what you need to do next. The dungeons are plentiful and filled with life. I'm a bit disappointed that the maps automatically point you out to the maps automatically in the game instead of letting you find them yourself. One of the few flaws this game has. IF that could be turned on in a patch, I think that'd be better for people who like to search every nook and locale the game has to offer. Old school, new school, it's a grand game for all and IMO, it would be a good enough reason to get a new 3DS for someone. This might be the best Zelda game ever made. Check it out friends!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ More proof than ever before that the best Zelda is overhead Zelda.
*by D***A on January 2, 2014*

Oh man. As soon as you turn it on - it's like your childhood went full-tilt insane. Those of us who played Zelda: Link to the Past as kids (or young adults, what have you) will have your minds blown the second the game queues up. It's the Link to the Past overworld, reimagined and presented in some of the cleanest 3d i've seen yet on the 3ds. It's mindblowing that Nintendo can get such great visuals out of its largely-crap hardware - while other studios struggle to maintain 30fps with crap visual fidelity, this game pulls a solid 60fps at almost all times and looks great while doing so. Why, again, was the Ocarina of Time remake so hideous looking, at 30fps nonetheless? /sigh. Biggest change to this game is that you have almost immediate access to all subweapons. Rather than lock each subweapon to each dungeon as a treasure - they require heavy use of one subweapon PER dungeon. You rent them from a rather hilarious NPC - and can later buy them (so you don't lose them if/when you die). Tons of good collection mechanics, including age-old heart pieces and these new little snail-looking guys that allow you to power up your subweapons. The game claims you'll have a lot more to do with your Ruppees than ever before, but I still found myself hopelessly overloaded with money the entire game long with little to use it on. I still think the best Ruppee-vs-buyable-crap balance was in Zelda: The Minish Cap. My main dislikes are that there's almost too much content. There's a veritable cornucopia of puzzle devices, enemies, etc. - but each one gets used once or twice, then abandoned. It's really a shame they didn't reuse more devices - as the game feels like it could've been bigger. Still - without spoiling any enemy types / plot devices, this is the current gold standard for Zelda games. It'll make you realize how subpar every Zelda has been since Link to the Past - you go back and play Ocarina again and it's a slow-paced ugly looking snoozefest with entirely too much dialogue and combat you can fall asleep during and still win.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A superior adaptation of a Nintendo classic.
*by B***T on March 26, 2021*

While I bemoan remakes of games that are just straight ports from their original system, I can appreciate remakes that add a little something to make it worth playing the same story over again. That was definitely the case with The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. Basically a 3D re-skin of A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds modifies the mechanics and story just enough for me to consider it a moderately unique entry in the Zelda series. In fact, I think I like this game more than I do the game it was originally based on. This game’s stereoscopic effect really adds to that top-down visual style that defined the earlier Zelda titles. So, while everything looked gorgeous in its reimagined 3D form, the game already lent itself to this technological feature. I also appreciated how open this game was, as it allowed me to acquire all the items that would have normally been trapped in dungeons whenever I wanted, thus giving me the freedom to explore the world of Hyrule the way I wanted to. Plus, the new mechanic introduced in this game had plenty of clever little uses throughout the play-through. Partly because of the openness of its exploration, there was never a point where I really felt stuck or at a loss of what to do next. If I came across a stumbling block, I’d warp over to a different part of the map or tackle another one of the many dungeons and see if it was any easier. Being able to upgrade the items the way I wanted to was also just as nice as having them be easily accessible on the lower touchscreen. Overall, Nintendo took a classic from their Super Nintendo inventory and improved it more than I thought could be possible. A superior adaptation of a Nintendo classic, I give The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds 5.0 stars out of 5.

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