The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2005)

The Journey Continues for Link and his quest to save Hyrule. The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap for GBA became an instant hit. With classic characters and enemies memories of the old NES game come to mind once again. Also new items, weapons, and side quests all throughout the game.
Meet the Picoris; minish people who'll help you on your quest, as well as the mysterious Minish Cap. An intrigueing story with fantastic graphics; it is sure to be a favorite to many.

Gameplay: 10/10 It is hard to see anything I didn't like about the game. Suprises all over the place, and easy control.

Graphics: 10/10 Suprising how Nintendo grew to create GBA. The system can support such beautiful graphics.

Sound:10/10 Fantastic, lovers of Ocarina of Time will be suprised of the memories. Exciting music and voices.

Overall: 10/10 I'm usually picky and find something that could be better, but Minish Cap deserves a perfect score in my book.

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Link is so adorable! Princess Zelda has been turned to stone and he's determined to help her by learning about the Minnish people and restoring a sacred blade. He also befriends a talking hat called Ezlo that helps him shrink to minnish size so he can go to new places and solve new puzzles. There's also a new mini game involving something called kinstones. You find kinstone halves and try to find the other person in the game that has the other half of the stone. It's pretty cool.

While looking for new Gameboy titles to buy for my sons (age 6 and 7)I read several articles in gamer magazines that listed Legend of Zelda the minish cap in the top 10 Gameboy advance games ever played. I personally am not a huge fan of Gameboy play, but love Zelda games in general, so I thought I would give it a try. It is a blast. In this game you have the power to shrink to "minnish" size to complete some of the tasks in the game. It is a great way to keep an otherwise Zelda standard game new and fresh. This role playing game is easy enough for my 7 year old, but a little too tough for my 6 year old, who gets bored if he has to read too much. I will admit I had to look up an online walkthrough when I got stuck, but my 7 year old has more patience when it comes to running around chopping down every bush and talking to every person in town, so he seems to be doing just fine without any hints. Overall a great game to have in your collection.

The Legend Of Zelda: The Minish Cap. The FIRST Zelda game in the continuity, and what a game it is.

Co produced by Nintendo and Capcom, this game packs a big punch for a Game Boy Advance Title.
Its a full, long, rage enducing quest like all Zelda games, the colors and graphics are spectacular for a GBA title. The controls are a bit simple but that makes less frustration, ( And as many times as i got lost theyres plenty)

All in all this game is good for any fan of the series, or any action platform game lover.

A story about Link saving the land from a new villain that wants to find the "power" to take over the world. Their are little minish people that made a silver sword with the power to stop evil but the sword has been made ordinary by the villain breaking it. Link has to stop the villain in order to save Zelda from her "solid" state due to a spell cast on her.

This is a great game that lets you explore the new landscape finding all of the hidden secrets.