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Chapter 3: Fairies’ Woods

Return to Lynna City Once you leave the Spirit’s Grave, you’ll need to return to Lynna City, which will serve as the main hub for most of your travel throughout the game. Once you head north, you’ll likely encounter Maple for the first time. If you haven’t met her yet, she’s the witch’s assistant that…

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Chapter 4: Deku Forest

Return to Lynna Village With the Harp of Ages now in your possession, what better time to put it to use? Head upstairs and then out of Nayru’s house in order to run into your first Time Portal sigil. Play the Harp’s melody, and the portal will be activated. Step into it, and you’ll be…

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Chapter 2: Spirit’s Grave

Find the Map As you enter the Spirit’s Grave, you should first head towards the right. Through the door, you’ll find a bunch of red Zols. After you hit these with your sword, they will each separate into two Gels, which will hinder your movement. Once you defeat all three Zols, push the central block…

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Chapter 1: Lynna City & Yoll Graveyard

Meet Nayru, Oracle of Ages The game starts off with no music, and you have no items. There’s also not really any choice about where to go. To start simply head north. As you do so, you’ll eventually hear screams from further up the road. When you go to investigate, you’ll see a trio of…

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Chapter 5: Wing Dungeon

Obtain the Map Before going anywhere in this dungeon, you’ll want to equip your Shield. If you don’t have it, your Shovel will have to do, though it will be slightly trickier work to use it. Once you’ve got those equipped, go ahead and proceed north. Immediately after heading north, you’ll be completely gang-rushed by…

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Secret Seashells

What are Seashells good for? No matter which version of Link’s Awakening you play, you will find these mysterious Secret Seashells hidden all over Koholint Isle. Later in the game, as you explore Ukuku Prairie as you try to enter the third dungeon, you’ll find the equally mysterious Seashell Mansion, just outside of Kanalet Castle.…

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Why the CD-i Zelda games failed

Spoiler alert: It’s because the CD-i Zelda games aren’t very good. In theory, I could just end this article there and be done with it. After all, in the words of the great Shigeru Miyamoto, “A bad game is bad forever.” On the flip side of the argument, however, Spanish philosopher George Santayana told us…

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