What if...

What if The Legend of Zelda: Four Sword Adventure, was released like it was in early development, you know, the link to the past links on the screen, where all you did was go through screen after screen fighting over rupees? Wonder what that would be like....
Also What if they DID release Tetra Trackers in the USA, aw yes meanie people got mad cause of that, well at least they did release and it was in Japenese
What if Land rulz!

Hmm... interesting question. I'd imagine the answer to the questions would be that you'd become an orange. I'd really like if Tetra's Trackers was never made, it looks really gay.

Don't really care about Four Sword Adventures. I never got it. I'm only getting Zelda games made by Nintendo. If you love cheese though, it could be a different matter.

P.S: Your prevailance against cheese is defying your foot. Sort it out!

Originally Posted by Unknown

Hmm... interesting question. I'd imagine the answer to the questions would be that you'd become an orange. I'd really like if Tetra's Trackers was never made, it looks really gay.

Don't really care about Four Sword Adventures. I never got it. I'm only getting Zelda games made by Nintendo. If you love cheese though, it could be a different matter.

P.S: Your prevailance against cheese is defying your foot. Sort it out!

Four Swords Adventures was made ONLY by Nintendo. The reason they made it was to further milk the cash cow that is Zelda, and let me tell you, that is one fat cow. Anyways, I think the ALttP graphics would have looked nice with the Wind Wake special effects, or if the game at least had the random puzzle generator that Four Swords had. That was neat. Every time you played you could expect something different. That was just so cool. Man, if teamwork was forgotten in that game and it was all about the Rupees, then my friend would have looked like Green over there. Anyways, have you all seen early screenshots of Four Swords? The four Links would hold their swords out even when you weren't using them. It looked a bit odd, to say the least. Anyways, I was really jazzed about them using the ALttP graphics, and I'm glad that they at least did the landscape and music in an ALttP esque fashion. Just goes to show you how much Nintendo treasures their classics.