Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

Título original: The Legend of Zelda 2: Rinku no bôken

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1987
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA direct sequel to the original Legend of Zelda, it follows Link as he is on a quest to break the sleeping curse placed upon Princess Zelda.A direct sequel to the original Legend of Zelda, it follows Link as he is on a quest to break the sleeping curse placed upon Princess Zelda.A direct sequel to the original Legend of Zelda, it follows Link as he is on a quest to break the sleeping curse placed upon Princess Zelda.

Dirección
- Tadashi Sugiyama
- Yoichi Yamada
Guionistas
- Shigeru Miyamoto
- Takashi Tezuka

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Dirección
- Tadashi Sugiyama
- Yoichi Yamada
Guionistas
- Shigeru Miyamoto
- Takashi Tezuka

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Trivia
Contrary to popular belief, this was NOT the only Zelda game to feature side-scrolling sequences. The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (1993) also included several of these.

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Versiones alternativas
In the original NES version, when Link is defeated, the screen flickers very fast in red, blue and green (similar to the banned Pokémon episode Dennô Senshi Porygon (1997)). To prevent seizures, blue and green were removed in the GameCube port to feature red in black instead. Later, the flickering was modified again for the Game Boy Advance port by slowing it down and change the colors to dark red and red.

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Featured in 20/20: Nuts for Nintendo (1988)

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A fine sequel to the NES classic

Shigeru Miyamoto could have lived off the success of the hit Legend Of Zelda and made a sequel exactly like the first one...but instead, he decided to make a different kind of game, a side scrolling adventure. The result was Zelda 2: The Adventure Of Link. While the overhead view of the original didn't completely vanish, all action scenes were depicted on a side-scrolling view. Link could now jump, duck, and do all the other fun things he couldn't in the first one. The land is quite large, and their is something uniquely magical about this 8-bit wonder that many games nowadays fail to create...a pity, considering all the things we can do now. It goes to show you that technology isn't the only thing to make a game.