Zelda Four Swords

Zelda: Four Swords coming free to Nintendo DSi

While Microsoft and Sony may have chosen to open their conferences with some pre-recorded music nonsense, Nintendo decided to kick it into overdrive and flew out a whole orchestra to welcome us all to their presentation. They were of course playing Zelda music, to celebrate this year being the 25th anniversary of the adventuring Link. Fittingly Shigeru "Shiggy" Miyamoto is first on stage, and he opens with a slightly delirious "Mmm, Zelda!" followed by a whole-body shaking of ecstacy. Shiggy then demands, through his translator, that the orchestra perform little Zelda sound effects for him, while he mimes along on stage, muttering "item get!" every few seconds. It's charming and weird. It's Nintendo. Welcome. Once he's all calmed down, we learn that Zelda: Link's Awakening is the first title in the GameBoy Color console line-up to hit the Nintendo E-Shop. We also learn that in September on the Nintendo DSI, the old-school four-player co-op Zelda: Four Swords is coming as a free download. That is, admittedly, pretty sweet. Shigeru also announces a special gold Wii Remote available when they launch Zelda: Skyward Sword , which he calls "the most satisfying Zelda experience of any game in the series". If you don't like music, skip to the next paragraph: Nintendo is holding Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary symphony concerts in each region around the world, this fall. More announcements later about specific dates are promised, but worryingly Australia is not in any of the territories mentioned. Nintendo are also preparing two Zelda -related music CD's - the first is the Ocarina of Time 3D official soundtrack, to be given as a gift to those who are the first to register the game with Club Nintendo. The next CD is based on the 25th anniversary symphony concerts and will be released in conjunction with Skyward Sword . Satoru Iwata takes the stage briefly to tease us about how he won't tell us anything about the next Nintendo console yet, before fleeing as Reggie charges onto the stage. His first annoucement is to tell us that the franchises we know and love are moving into 3D. A company leveraging their most popular franchises onto their new technology? Unthinkable, I know. But they're doing it anyway. "We hear you", says Reggie. "You want to be surprised and you want to be comfortable, all at the same time". Can you give something for everyone, he asks? You can, is his answer, with the Nintendo 3DS.

Co-Optimus - Zelda: Four Swords Coming to DSiWare... For Free!

, The game was remade and released for the Gamecube, using the quirky GBA link cable to great effect.  We covered this version of the game here .  It had long been rumored that a DS remake was in the works, and now it appears the rumor is becoming fact.  Recently, Nintendo confirmed that the DSiWare release will be the GBA version.  This is unfortunate, as the Gamecube remake was a significant upgrade, particularly visually.  Still, free is free, and the core gameplay of four Links running around solving puzzles together is awesome, regardless.

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