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Average Rating: Rating: - Not as enjoyable as Seasons, but still good Like the title says, this game isn't quite as good as its companion The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, nor is either of them magic in quite the same way Link's Awakening was, but it's still worth playing, especially as part of the pair. Link one again plays time traveler, using a harp and 3 different melodies to transport himself between the past and future of Labrynna, a land where he has been sent by the Triforce to save the missing Oracle of Ages. As he journeys through the similar but different landscapes of the 2 time periods, he will meet new friends and enemies, and face mindbending puzzles and challenging dungeons on his way to stop Veran, Sorceress of Shadows. The biggest problem with this game is that sometimes the challenge becomes frustrating, with no way to ease up on the level difficulty. Redeeming features inclue interesting people, and the collectible and very useful magic Rings. In addtion, the game connects with Seasons for a continuing double-length adventure leading up to the ultimate battle with an old foe. All in all, it's more than worth the price. Rating: - Its a Zelda game+Shigeru Miyamoto was on the staff=Good Game Warning: This review may be a bit biased due to the fact it is being written buy someone who has played and beaten ALL the Zelda games. For the gameboy colour system, there are only 2 series of good, quality games. They would be The Legend of Zelda and PokÉMon. If you own a GBC, it would be foolish not to buy this game, unless you are young (5-8) or are very bad at solving puzzles of anykind. I would recommend buying both The Legend Of Zelda: Oracle Of Seasons and The Legend Of Zelda: Oracle of Ages because besides both the games being of excellent quality, there is an interesting feature: After beating one game, you can transfer your character to the other game using a special password. The play time of both the games should range (depending on the skill of the player and weather or not they do all the subquests and explore) from 8-16+ hours. The Zelda series has earned its reputation as a immersive and fun series of games. It can be played if you are a medium-skilled gamer or a hard core gamer. Buy it. A word of advice: Zelda games are no fun if you use a strategy guide or website. Rating: - Link at his best on Game Boy. I just got Oracle of Ages today and I can't stop playing it. I was surprised when I saw the graphics that this was not a Game Boy Advance game. The sound is amazing, playing some pretty soothing tunes(including the Zelda theme). The storyline is very well done and what is best about it is when you complete one of the Oracle games(the order doesn't matter) you get a password so your adventure will span further in the next game with new weapons and items to find. My only gripe is the dungeons can be kind of frustrating but it's a Zelda game so that's to be expected. Well I'am getting the urge to play again so my closing statement to you is...BUY THIS ... GAME NOW!!!

Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages Video Games

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