Download The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks & review

Download The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks (click link to download game) The latest installment is the Zelda series takes link away from the ocean and puts him in a steam train. This gives a similar experience to sailing, game review, around the land like in Wind Wakers, only this time you are literally on rails. This time you are actually playing as a different character who don’s the green outfit to destroy an ancient demon. The Spirit tower of the land has been destroyed and it’s up to you to restore it along with the spirit tracks that span the land so that everyone can move about the land again.



If you played the previous game (Wind Wakers) then you’ll be right at home as it is identical in terms of movement and combat using the stylus. The Dungeons have a fresh feel in Spirit, game review, Tracks as, game review, the spirit of Zelda is now with you meaning you and can possess knights and then solve puzzles using teamwork. Thanks to her new ability, she is able to teleport, game review, around the dungeons and help Link in a number of other ways. The Game basically has the same mechanic where you go back and forward between the Spirit tower and other destinations to collect Glyphs.



The Glyphs in turn open the land further and allow you to progress. This time though the game does feel a lot more varied which is a pleasant surprise from the wind wakers where there was some repetitiveness (especially in the dungeons). Link also has a new whirlwind ability and uses pan pipes to awaken statues, game review, and summon birds amongst other things. The Pan pipe is operated by blowing into the microphone, game review, on the DSi which is yet another cool way that Nintendo have used the DSi’s unique hardware to enhance the game.



Link also carries a whip which he can use to hit enemies and swing across gaps like Indiana Jones. It really is, game review, a lot of fun to use. Driving the train as you can imagine can get a little tedious at times. Thankfully later on in the game you can walk between locations to, game review, shorten the commute. With a long single player experience (well over 15 hours) and a multiplayer, game review, mode in there as well,, game review, this really is one of, game review, the best games to come out on the DS last year.



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