Downloadable Period:28/09/2011 – 20/02/2012

Software Information

Publisher Nintendo
Downloadable from 28/09/2011
Nintendo DSi Points /
Nintendo eShop funds
Free
Category Action, Adventure
Players 1-4

You have to rescue Princess Zelda, who has been kidnapped by the great wind mage Vaati. But, you won't get anywhere unless you cooperate - help each other out to solve the mysteries and puzzles that await you.


Princess Zelda

Vaati

In order to reach Vaati, you'll need to collect Rupees; when you reach the goal in every stage, the player with the most Rupees will be awarded a medal. Try to make sure you get more than the others!

In the single-player mode, you control two Links. Switch which Link is active by pressing the L and R Buttons, or call the other Link to your side by pressing the X Button, to safely move around together solving puzzles and avoiding traps.

Activate the two switches by switching Links. Two Links cooperate to push the large blocks.

In order to enter Vaati's Palace and face the great wind mage himself, you'll need to collect keys by clearing the Sea of Trees, Talus Cave and Death Mountain. The map of each area will vary a little every time you play, and will be different depending on how many players are on your adventure too!

You can learn important techniques and get info on how to use items at the Chambers of Insight.

If you can clear Vaati's Palace, new areas will become available...

Each Link is able to carry and use one item at a time, activated by pressing the Y Button. The items you find will be the key to solving mysteries and puzzles in the game. Here are a few of the useful things you'll encounter:

Pegasus Boots


Hold the Y Button down to charge forward - with this item you can run up slippery slopes yourself, or push the other Links up slopes!

Roc's Cape


This item lets you jump, hold the Y Button to jump and soar through the air.

Magnetic Glove


Attract or repel using magnetic force! The polarity switches between + and - each time you activate the glove, so use your power wisely…


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