The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Forget The Sound of Music or Back to the Future, this year's Xmas blockbuster is coming from Nintendo.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - will sweep into the UK in time for Christmas, and is destined to be the most breath-taking console game of all time.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask brings back the star of the first game Link in a battle against the forces of time. With a maximum of 72 hours to save the entire world Zelda Majora's Mask is a game not to be messed with - It requires extensive concentration and impeccable time management. The game opens with an unusual figure stealing Link's pony - Epona - who legs it through a doorway into a warped dimension. Link is off after him but soon finds himself caught in a strange place. Link's task is to race against time to solve the mysteries of this bizarre land but he has only 72 hours in which to do it before the moon crashes down, destroying the world and everything in it. Before this catastrophe Link must play the Song of Time, which will take him back to the beginning of the adventure. Panic not - any major items that Link collects stay with him.
The new title has all the game- play you loved in its predecessor plus loads of new features. Link can turn himself into new characters by wearing a different mask - turning himself into a Goron, a Zora and even a Deku Scrub. In these different forms new adventures and new friends come forward to Link.
But remember to keep your eye on the clock at the bottom of the screen - ...72 hours and counting.
The Legend of Zelda: Marjora's Mask released for Nintendo 64 on November 17 priced £44.99. Expansion pak required.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask brings back the star of the first game Link in a battle against the forces of time. With a maximum of 72 hours to save the entire world Zelda Majora's Mask is a game not to be messed with - It requires extensive concentration and impeccable time management. The game opens with an unusual figure stealing Link's pony - Epona - who legs it through a doorway into a warped dimension. Link is off after him but soon finds himself caught in a strange place. Link's task is to race against time to solve the mysteries of this bizarre land but he has only 72 hours in which to do it before the moon crashes down, destroying the world and everything in it. Before this catastrophe Link must play the Song of Time, which will take him back to the beginning of the adventure. Panic not - any major items that Link collects stay with him.
The new title has all the game- play you loved in its predecessor plus loads of new features. Link can turn himself into new characters by wearing a different mask - turning himself into a Goron, a Zora and even a Deku Scrub. In these different forms new adventures and new friends come forward to Link.
But remember to keep your eye on the clock at the bottom of the screen - ...72 hours and counting.
The Legend of Zelda: Marjora's Mask released for Nintendo 64 on November 17 priced £44.99. Expansion pak required.