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Tingle’s Maps: Lake Hylia (Ocarina of Time)

There is something incredibly appealing about the water effects in Ocarina of Time, and the ability to enjoy them in a massive setting such as Lake Hylia has been appreciated by many gamers for decades. Most areas in Ocarina are a joy to explore, and the lake distinguishes itself as the most serene. When you enter…

Tingle’s Maps: Ganon’s Tower

After seven years of stasis, Link emerges from Rauru’s secret chamber and leaves the Temple of Time. Much to his horror, he sees that the bustling Town Square has become ruined in dissolution. The fountain where the kids once played has become a moaning ground for Redeads. The Hero of Time runs straight through the…

Tingle’s Maps: The beaches of Faron

Recently, my Switch broke and I lost all of my save data for Breath of the Wild. However, this terrible loss also gave me the perfect excuse to start another playthrough of the game. Upon starting out, I realized that one of the best areas for resources happens to be the long stretch of beach…

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Tingle’s Maps: Ravio’s Shop

In most Zelda games, Link has his own house, but there’s usually never much reason to visit it once you’ve discovered the vast world of Hyrule and all of its wonders. However, A Link Between Worlds does something a little bit different that pulls you back home. At first, Link’s house isn’t much to marvel at,…

Tingle’s Maps: The Hidden Village

The Lanaryu Providence is Hyrule’s largest region and is home to most some of the most memorable locations in Twilight Princess. One location, in particular, is quite small in relation to its home providence, but the mystery and intrigue surrounding it leave a massive impact. That place is the Hidden Village. Before you even step…

Tingle’s Maps: Pyramid of Power

After a long grueling fight through Hyrule Castle, Link finds Zelda only to watch her disappear at the hands of Agahnim. He chases after the wizard and after a hard fight, Agahnim sends Link into the Dark World. Having grabbed the Moon Pearl from the Tower of Hera, Link is immune to the influence of…

Tingle’s Maps: Submerged Hyrule Castle

As I’m sure I’ve mentioned on numerous occasions, The Wind Waker was my first Zelda game and remains one of my favorites to this day. There are so many exciting places to explore within the Great Sea, but my personal favorite is actually underneath it. Tingle’s Maps is a series in which we explore the endless…

Tingle’s Maps: The Lost Woods (Breath of the Wild)

The Lost Woods is a recurring place in Zelda games and one that any fan will recognize as a staple of the series. Even in the games in which it doesn’t appear, there are close variations, such as Link’s Awakening’s Mysterious Woods or Majora’s Mask’s Woods of Mystery. There’s a reason that this magical woodland theme keeps returning,…

Tingle’s Maps: Private Oasis

The Private Oasis is a particularly special island in The Wind Waker. This quadrant is best known for the cabana, which awaits its master’s return. To gain access to it, Link must abuse Mrs. Marie’s obsession with jewelry — specifically, 20 Joy Pendants — to obtain the Cabana Deed. Other notables include a Big Octo with…

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