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The Legend of Zelda - Oracle of Seasons (GBA)

Newest Review: ... like the character designs from the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (on the Super Nintendo) but with weaker animation. ... more

... What stands out most about the game is the excellent use of colour in the opening cinemas and for the seasons changing so you'll always know what season it actually is (the game can only be played on the GameBoy Color and advance btw). Some hard-core Zelda fans should instantly recognize some of the enemies in the game like the dragon first boss. Just like the graphics, much of the sounds and music is from the past Gameboy Zelda game (especially from Link's Awakening) but don't worries you'll still hear a lot of differ...more

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The Legend of Zelda - Oracle of Seasons (GBA): If you do a girl in a parallel universe is it cheating? (746 words)
by - written on 20/08/07 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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It's always great when another Legend of Zelda game comes along but this new Zelda is one half of a two set series created by Capcom (from Mega Man, Side Arms, and Resident Evil fame) and not by Nintendo this time. This review is about The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons; a cool game that adds an environment changes to the mix (spring, summer, fall, and Winter of course). It's now Link's job to rescue a dancer (that also happens to be the Oracle of Seasons) named Din he just meet in a weird universe from the evil Onyx and help restore order to a world now in utter chaos. She's also hot looking too if that helps any? The new seasons game play will affect ... Read the complete review

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by - written on 28/03/03 (Useful, 124 readings)
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If I had to choose between Oracle of Ages and oracle of Seasons, I would be very hard pressed to do so as both are excellent games. Fans of the Zelda and RPG genre will love both. This game is brilliant on it's own, but even better when combined with "Ages" as ou can interchange between the two games, and the plot changes depending on which game you complete first. This game lasts for hours, and it's easy to get to grips with the controls. There's a good balance between the mental puzzles and the fighting. The graphics and sound are good, and it's the usual Zelda overhead view. Every time I play this game, I discover something ... Read the complete review