The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures

3 Star single player BUT 5 star multiplayer, Either way your gonna have a fun time. This game is so unique for a Legend of Zelda title I'm kinda disappointed they haven't yet done another. It's a totally memorable experience as a multiplayer game and a great example of why couch-based multiplayer is awesome and should come back to the mainstream.The puzzles are unique for this zelda title as they require multiple people to complete. They are challenging but once you figure them out they don't take too long to get in the right place and execute (Which is nice when controlling 4 separate links or with a large group of friends). Bosses are fun and can also pose a challenge. At times the game will throw a normally outrageous numbers of enemies at you that you'll need to get in the correct formation or stick together as a group. They also like rooms filled to the brim with destructibles or force gems (collectibles) which is great for multiplayer as you compete over them. (not quite as fun in single player). The switching between the TV screen and Gameboy Advanced is flawless and don't realize it after the first or second swap. The graphics are great, they're a mix of windwaker and link to the past and create a good fun atmosphere that hits my retro/nostalgia button. The controls are another great thing about this game. Even when controlling all four links they make it easy to switch between four formations or split links off separately and re-unite them. I have gone through this game in both single player and multiplayer with 1, 2 and 4 people playing and they are have smooth controls and are easy to manage.I recommend that if you are buying this game for multiplayer and are spending the money on the 4 GBAs that you to also grab two other great GBA to GC games. "Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles" and "Pac-man Vs". These are both simular couch-based party games that are each great individually. With all three it makes the expense of this set-up totally worth it.

It's a Zelda game, so we all know it's going to be fun, have great dungeons, powerful enemies and a princess to save. Four Swords lives up to the Zelda reputation. Though it is definitely the most unique Zelda game I've ever played. Playing the game with four Links is strange at first, but once you get good at using them all, it's really fun. And the way you use them paves the way for types of dungeons and puzzles never seen before in Zelda.There are a few cons, however. While I'm fine with having actual levels to beat, like in Mario or Donkey Kong, I don't like that you lose all your progress and items when you start a new level. Every level you start, even if you're replaying a level, you have to start from square one. One thing you can hold onto, is Force Fairies. One Force Fairy revives the four Links if you die. But they are quite plentiful, so it almost makes the game too easy, combat-wise. By the end of the game I had about 86 of them.While it has it's drawbacks, no Zelda game is not worth playing. Definitely worth your time.

My purchase came a week earlier than expected and the game plays perfectly! The product was exactly as expected and as a huge Zelda fan I am so happy with my purchase. Thank you so much!!

Most of what I have to say about this is completely positive: the packaging is in as good a condition as advertised, the manual is great, the disk has no scratches and few marks and plays perfectly normal. On the whole, I was very satisfied with this.However, I do have one complaint: on the back of the case, a number of stickers were placed, I'm assuming for cataloging purposes. The stickers were not mentioned in the description, and honestly I wouldn't even care except for the fact that they covered up part of the back of the case that I wanted to see. They did not come off easily, and now there are pieces of them still on the case, along with a sticky reminder that they were there. This is annoying, to say the least; if the stickers were really necessary, could they not have simply gone on the plastic wrapping that went over the case instead of the case itself?Aside from this though, I was satisfied with the product. I thought the description found online was fair and mostly accurate.

This was the best gamecube game ever made, and is still one of the best for the Wii. Also was the only game that really works well with the gameboy connect (you can get a special cable that turns a gameboy into a controller with a screen, and that plugs into a gamecube or a Wii (original model, not the newer Wii that dropped gamecube compatibility).

Came as described. Thanks!

I received my order in great time, faster than I expected. I was also surprised at the quality of my order, it was listed as a used game but my product is in fantastic quality. Not to mention the case for this game was also in ment condition.Short and Sweet: Im looking forward to shopping from this dealer again.

An entreating game from a classic series that gives a player the ability to both play with other players, and by themselves. A Zelda fan should play this game at least once.

I paid way over the odds for not reading the description as I only received DISC ONLY for the best part of £80 won't fall short for that again also was resurfaced to much and unplayable but was my fault for not reading the description excellent game tho

The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures is one of the hardest but coolest Zelda Games i have ever played it's features many of the well loves Zelda aspects that have been in the series from the start i have never plyed a Top-Down Zelda Game before but i will glady purshase like this one in the future

The disk was in great shape but this was sold as game and case with no manual. The case art is a mediocre reproduction. This should have been sold as disc only.

It's was ok, not quite a zelda like we are used to.The solo game is ok, but it over so soon that made the game not worth it if you don't have anyone to play with.

a lot of money for an old game,but my daughter loves it so thats all that matters