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Taking a page-as it were!-from Paper Mario, Link can go two-dimensional at the press of a button, becoming a mobile painting on the wall in order to cross pits, slide around boundaries or sneak through cracks into hidden rooms. But of course, all of these predictable beats in one of gaming’s most enduring mythological frameworks are spiced up with a new gameplay twist.
A LINK BETWEEN WORLDS ZELDA FIGURINE SERIES
None of this will come as a surprise to anyone who has played a Zelda game since the series debuted in 1986. It reminds you of being a kid, though it does not necessarily make you feel like one again. You cross dimensional boundaries to save princess and world, which seem to be synonymous to you for reasons that have never been made sufficiently clear.
You are tormented or rapt, according to your tastes, by antic extended cut-scenes. You get buttonholed by wizened mentors and inexplicably annoying helpers (hi, Ravio). You battle spectacularly oversized bosses, including a tank-like version of a commonplace Moldworm. You seek out a Master Sword that fires projectiles when your health meter, made of hearts, is full. You collect tools such as arrows, bombs and mallets that open up the world map so you can retrieve three virtuous pendants and seven abstract sages. You solve puzzles to find differently sized keys in unfamiliar dungeons, each with its own magic compass. You plow through a familiar overworld, chopping down every bush and rock in sight, looking for rupees and secret passages. It's also possible that gamers may eventually be able to buy a Figma based off Link's appearance in the upcoming Legend of Zelda for Wii U.Shall I tell you what you do in the new Legend of Zelda game for the 3DS, A Link Between Worlds, a return to the world of 1991 SNES classic A Link to the Past? Brace yourself: You wake up as a silent boy dressed in hunter green and stumble into an epic quest. Seeing Figma based off of Zelda herself, Sheik, or Ganondorf would undoubtedly be welcome additions to the collections of many gamers. With any kind of luck, some additional characters from The Legend of Zelda will appear as posable action figures in the near future.
Some Zelda fans may be familiar with the line, as it's not the first time a Figma has been based off The Legend of Zelda another Link Figma was previously released based off his design from Skyward Sword. Figma figures are often upheld as some of the best posable action figures around, as every joint in the action figures are articulated, allowing for an extremely wide range of poses.
The deluxe edition will also include swappable hands that can hold all of Link's equippable items.Ĭonsidering that the vast majority of figurines that have been released over the years for the Zelda series, including the Majora's Mask Skull Kid and the Wolf Link Amiibo haven't been posable, it's a nice option for gamers who want to emulate their favorite scenes from the Zelda series. In total, the deluxe edition will include a bomb, Tornado Rod, Hookshot, a green rupee, a pot, and a baby Maimai. The deluxe edition, which will retail at $47, will include everything that the standard release contains, as well as extra weapons and items. The standard Link Figma will be available starting in August retailing at $39. The standard edition includes Link's iconic Master Sword, Hylian Shield, and multiple swappable face plates with different facial expressions. To properly represent one of the most popular games for the Nintendo 3DS, Max Factory is releasing two versions of the Link Figma. The Figma, pictured below, is a fantastic reproduction of Link's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. The Link figure is a Figma, produced by the Good Smile Company and Max Factory. The latest addition to the ever-expanding list of collectibles is looking to be one of the best Link figures gamers can buy.
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Max Factory produces a new Figma figure based off Link's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, complete with a full arsenal from the game.īetween collector's editions and special memorabilia, fans of The Legend of Zelda have plenty of merchandise to choose from.
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