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SAW A BOY WITH A GREEN OUTFIT AND A POINTY HAT! HES OVER THERE. ME, DEARI 2 THAT MUST BE LINK 、メ 0 lA ARENTIA LITTLE TOO OLD FOR YOU, MISSY? SRY. THAT WAS THE WRONG GUY. THERES THE REAL THING IDONT WANT TO SEE IT AFTER THAT
SAW A BOY WITH A GREEN OUTFIT AND A POINTY HAT! HES OVER THERE. ME, DEARI 2 THAT MUST BE LINK 、メ 0 lA ARENTIA LITTLE TOO OLD FOR YOU, MISSY? SRY. THAT WAS THE WRONG GUY. THERES THE REAL THING IDONT WANT TO SEE IT AFTER THAT

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akarui-sakura things to say if someone asks why you are so quiet don't have much to say." e (shrug with a smile) · "i like listening" . with clenched teeth) there are wasps in my mouth limagine Link saying these things Imagine, you say? I DONT HANE MUCH TO SAy LISTEN IN' THIS O TOTALLY IN CHARACTER YOU WANNA AY THAT TOMY FACEE? OPEN "If you insist, buddy this is literally the greatest thing thats happened in 2015 yet 229,745 notes

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Mysteries of the Ages Loloac Zelda 64 promises to have many mysteries that players will have to solve Acquiring the three magical stones will be one task, but there will be many THE 1ST 100 SHOTS! others, including side tasks that only indirectly relate to your main quest. One of the central themes of the game has to do with time. In fact, you will move backward and forward in time at different stages of the game. During the earlier times, Link will appear as a boy of about ten years of age while in the later stages he is a heroic youth in his teens. Kid Link, as the EAD team calls him, will have special abilities and will be able to use certain items that Teen Link won't be able to use. Other mysteries will include learning how to fight particular enemies, how to navigate through mazes and how to avoid traps. He'll have to deal with his fellow Hyruleans, as well, listening carefully to their stories and help- ing them out of predicaments. Many Zelda fans feel that the mysteries are the best part of the games. Mr. Miyamoto believes that players will be surprised and delight ed by the number and variety of puzzles in Zelda 64 26 Link isn't a lone heroic figure. The land of Hyrule is filled with good and bad characters and the good characters interac with Link, sharing information and asking for help ナビィ ビィ Link is not the only character who will undergo change in this game. Gannondorf the thief will become Gannon the evil mastermind by the end of the game. 7 00 THE WAIT CONTINUES We won't be coy with you about the release date of this game. Although Zelda 64 is tenta tively scheduled for release this spring in North America, everything depends on Mr. Miyamoto's assessment of the quality of the game. If he wants to spend an extra month or two fine-tuning Zelda 64, he'll get it. We may be disappointed by delays like this in the short term, but in the long run it means a better Zelda, and that is something that's worth the wait. VOLUME 103 (33
Mysteries of the Ages Loloac Zelda 64 promises to have many mysteries that players will have to solve Acquiring the three magical stones will be one task, but there will be many THE 1ST 100 SHOTS! others, including side tasks that only indirectly relate to your main quest. One of the central themes of the game has to do with time. In fact, you will move backward and forward in time at different stages of the game. During the earlier times, Link will appear as a boy of about ten years of age while in the later stages he is a heroic youth in his teens. Kid Link, as the EAD team calls him, will have special abilities and will be able to use certain items that Teen Link won't be able to use. Other mysteries will include learning how to fight particular enemies, how to navigate through mazes and how to avoid traps. He'll have to deal with his fellow Hyruleans, as well, listening carefully to their stories and help- ing them out of predicaments. Many Zelda fans feel that the mysteries are the best part of the games. Mr. Miyamoto believes that players will be surprised and delight ed by the number and variety of puzzles in Zelda 64 26 Link isn't a lone heroic figure. The land of Hyrule is filled with good and bad characters and the good characters interac with Link, sharing information and asking for help ナビィ ビィ Link is not the only character who will undergo change in this game. Gannondorf the thief will become Gannon the evil mastermind by the end of the game. 7 00 THE WAIT CONTINUES We won't be coy with you about the release date of this game. Although Zelda 64 is tenta tively scheduled for release this spring in North America, everything depends on Mr. Miyamoto's assessment of the quality of the game. If he wants to spend an extra month or two fine-tuning Zelda 64, he'll get it. We may be disappointed by delays like this in the short term, but in the long run it means a better Zelda, and that is something that's worth the wait. VOLUME 103 (33

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Whether Link is walking, standing around, or fighting evil-doers, he will be animated. Lifelike animation is one of the main methods for creating a realistic environment. The use of separate light sources produces realistic effects like the shadows shown in the screens above. Transparency effects create realistic water. When you combine this with appropriate sound effects, the impression is magical. Miyamoto: "In addition Sometimes you don't want a scene fully lit. The use of to the special camera system, we try to convey emotions using shadows conveys the idea of drama and danger Mr. Miyamoto admits to getting many ideas or settings from watching movies evocative music and sound effects." 012 ナビ 20 Behind the Screens At a reported 256 megabits, Zelda 64 will be the largest game for the N64, doubling the largest current game on the market. Size alone may not mean much, except that Miyamoto's games are known for stuffing in quality, and every increase in size has also meant an increase in innovation and fun. Zelda 64 will also benefit from all the advances made over the past year in N64 game design. As a second or third generation game, Zelda 64 should exhibit some of the most stunning 3-D graphics ever seen. Our 100 shots demonstrate the level of detail if not the fluid animation, but we' ve also seen spectacular video sequences taken from the game that promise a dynamic and realistic gaming experience, Perhaps the most signifi- cant fact is that Mr. Miyamoto himselí has been spending most of his time over the past six months on this title, and he never lets one of his projects out of the studio until it's a masterpiece. 700 Link makes use of more item buttons than ever before. Here, as Kid Link, he plays the ocarina n C Button. NINTENDO POWER
Whether Link is walking, standing around, or fighting evil-doers, he will be animated. Lifelike animation is one of the main methods for creating a realistic environment. The use of separate light sources produces realistic effects like the shadows shown in the screens above. Transparency effects create realistic water. When you combine this with appropriate sound effects, the impression is magical. Miyamoto: "In addition Sometimes you don't want a scene fully lit. The use of to the special camera system, we try to convey emotions using shadows conveys the idea of drama and danger Mr. Miyamoto admits to getting many ideas or settings from watching movies evocative music and sound effects." 012 ナビ 20 Behind the Screens At a reported 256 megabits, Zelda 64 will be the largest game for the N64, doubling the largest current game on the market. Size alone may not mean much, except that Miyamoto's games are known for stuffing in quality, and every increase in size has also meant an increase in innovation and fun. Zelda 64 will also benefit from all the advances made over the past year in N64 game design. As a second or third generation game, Zelda 64 should exhibit some of the most stunning 3-D graphics ever seen. Our 100 shots demonstrate the level of detail if not the fluid animation, but we' ve also seen spectacular video sequences taken from the game that promise a dynamic and realistic gaming experience, Perhaps the most signifi- cant fact is that Mr. Miyamoto himselí has been spending most of his time over the past six months on this title, and he never lets one of his projects out of the studio until it's a masterpiece. 700 Link makes use of more item buttons than ever before. Here, as Kid Link, he plays the ocarina n C Button. NINTENDO POWER

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The addition of Link's horse in Zelda 64 is a major innovation. Just the use of a horse is cool, but the EAD team wasn't satisfied with just providlng a new form of transportation. They had to make the perience actuaily seem as if you're riding on a forse. You can gallop, walk and trot on tlisTHE 1ST 100 SHOTS! red. You to leap up into tie e saddle Miyamoto: "As you probably guessed, the main reason for the horse is as transportation. I also think that it's just a lot of fun to ride the horse around. In addition to Link's steed, you'll also find warps that transport Link instantl;y across the world." ナビィ 20 700 VOLUME 103 31
The addition of Link's horse in Zelda 64 is a major innovation. Just the use of a horse is cool, but the EAD team wasn't satisfied with just providlng a new form of transportation. They had to make the perience actuaily seem as if you're riding on a forse. You can gallop, walk and trot on tlisTHE 1ST 100 SHOTS! red. You to leap up into tie e saddle Miyamoto: "As you probably guessed, the main reason for the horse is as transportation. I also think that it's just a lot of fun to ride the horse around. In addition to Link's steed, you'll also find warps that transport Link instantl;y across the world." ナビィ 20 700 VOLUME 103 31

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Link in Motion Getting around in the hostile world of Hyrule has never been easy. In the first games, Link had to hoof it on his own most of the time. Later, he learned to catch a ride with a chicken and float on rafts. But in Zelda 64, Link takes dramatic strides to improve his trans- portation situation, chiefly by being able to ride a horse. According to EAD, the horse's motion is so realistic that you feel as it you're in the saddle, sort of like playing a furry Wave Race. There's also a suggestion that the horse may not always be your trusted steed. Perhaps In this sample sequence, Link has to deal with a large obstacle in the form of a giant step. In previous games, such an obstacle would be impassable, but the new N64 Link just ride it. Equéstrian speculation aside, we also know that Link will have a full range of moves includ- ing the ability to hang from a suspension bridge, leap down from lis, run, walk uptoe, turn, back up and jump. It's also likely that he will swim and perform other feats. While you're moving about, youll also feel the motion since Zelda 64 will make use of the Rumble Palk clambors right over Just getting around in the complex 3-D world of Zelda 64 will require far more animation and moves than in previous games. Zelda games have always pushed the limits. In Zelda 64, you'll also have to push the walls, or pull them, in order to find secret rooms and hidden passages. One of the great things about the Zelda series is feeling that you get that anything could happen. 30 NINTENDO POWER
Link in Motion Getting around in the hostile world of Hyrule has never been easy. In the first games, Link had to hoof it on his own most of the time. Later, he learned to catch a ride with a chicken and float on rafts. But in Zelda 64, Link takes dramatic strides to improve his trans- portation situation, chiefly by being able to ride a horse. According to EAD, the horse's motion is so realistic that you feel as it you're in the saddle, sort of like playing a furry Wave Race. There's also a suggestion that the horse may not always be your trusted steed. Perhaps In this sample sequence, Link has to deal with a large obstacle in the form of a giant step. In previous games, such an obstacle would be impassable, but the new N64 Link just ride it. Equéstrian speculation aside, we also know that Link will have a full range of moves includ- ing the ability to hang from a suspension bridge, leap down from lis, run, walk uptoe, turn, back up and jump. It's also likely that he will swim and perform other feats. While you're moving about, youll also feel the motion since Zelda 64 will make use of the Rumble Palk clambors right over Just getting around in the complex 3-D world of Zelda 64 will require far more animation and moves than in previous games. Zelda games have always pushed the limits. In Zelda 64, you'll also have to push the walls, or pull them, in order to find secret rooms and hidden passages. One of the great things about the Zelda series is feeling that you get that anything could happen. 30 NINTENDO POWER

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Lelda As in previous Zelda games, Link makes u of traditional weapons such as swords boomerangs, and bows and arrows. Players will select weapons from an inventory and assign them to Controller buttons. You will be able to have several active weapons at a time. t THE 1ST 100 SHOTS! ナビィi Link will have many attack animations, including overhead sword swipes and the ability to fight while backing away from an enemy who is pressing Players will also use m cal spells and items durius battle sequences. The returning enemies have been chosen for their particular weaknesses in battle. In other words, you'll have to fight a strategic battle rather than use a simple technique. In past games, the range of strategy has covered the type of weapon used and the location and number of hits that you must rain on your hapless foe The Face of Battle No Zelda game would be complete without fierce battles against implacable monsters and Zelda 64 will maintain this heroic tradition. From the earliest screen shots we learned that Link will have many of his old weapons at hand. Swords, bows and arrows, bombs, shields and special items will be activated using various Controller buttons and using combinations of weapons will also be possible. Link will have full mobility during the battles, as well, allowing players to dodge, retreat, jump and move with analog precision (or varying speeds) to put Link in the best tactical position for attack. We also know that Navie, Link's fairy helper, will warn you of impending attacks from enemies and that she wil take an active role in defending and healing her young ward. VOLUME 103 29
Lelda As in previous Zelda games, Link makes u of traditional weapons such as swords boomerangs, and bows and arrows. Players will select weapons from an inventory and assign them to Controller buttons. You will be able to have several active weapons at a time. t THE 1ST 100 SHOTS! ナビィi Link will have many attack animations, including overhead sword swipes and the ability to fight while backing away from an enemy who is pressing Players will also use m cal spells and items durius battle sequences. The returning enemies have been chosen for their particular weaknesses in battle. In other words, you'll have to fight a strategic battle rather than use a simple technique. In past games, the range of strategy has covered the type of weapon used and the location and number of hits that you must rain on your hapless foe The Face of Battle No Zelda game would be complete without fierce battles against implacable monsters and Zelda 64 will maintain this heroic tradition. From the earliest screen shots we learned that Link will have many of his old weapons at hand. Swords, bows and arrows, bombs, shields and special items will be activated using various Controller buttons and using combinations of weapons will also be possible. Link will have full mobility during the battles, as well, allowing players to dodge, retreat, jump and move with analog precision (or varying speeds) to put Link in the best tactical position for attack. We also know that Navie, Link's fairy helper, will warn you of impending attacks from enemies and that she wil take an active role in defending and healing her young ward. VOLUME 103 29

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Places to See 0 Zelda games have always offered a wide variety of settings in which the action takes place, from forests to dungeons, and from castles to tropical shores. Zelda 64 should have the widest variety of all. We know that the settings include at least one substantial town, a forest maze, a desert, a swamp, a canyon, a farm, building interiors and dungeons. Many of the settings will include special lighting and fog effects to make them seem more realistic and to set a mood over the scene. Dramatic camera angles will also be used in some areas to create an almost cinematic effect. Setting the mood is one of Mr. Miyamoto's top priorities for the game. He wants it to be less stresstul and more emotional, a game that plays like a story or movie unfolding. But with mys- teries and monsters aplenty, we doubt that the concept of a stress-free Zelda will be realized. Don't throw away your stress balls just yet Miyamoto: "Since Zelda 64 takes place in a 3-D environment, it's not easy to compare it to previous Zelda games I don't want players to be frustrated So to avoid that we've created a n camera system and some secret movements for Link." 00 2-1 0 12 3 Zelda 64 should have the most advanced camera motions of any N64 game to date. The idea is to enhance the experience and give players the optimum perspective for playing in any area of the game. ( NINTENDO POWER
Places to See 0 Zelda games have always offered a wide variety of settings in which the action takes place, from forests to dungeons, and from castles to tropical shores. Zelda 64 should have the widest variety of all. We know that the settings include at least one substantial town, a forest maze, a desert, a swamp, a canyon, a farm, building interiors and dungeons. Many of the settings will include special lighting and fog effects to make them seem more realistic and to set a mood over the scene. Dramatic camera angles will also be used in some areas to create an almost cinematic effect. Setting the mood is one of Mr. Miyamoto's top priorities for the game. He wants it to be less stresstul and more emotional, a game that plays like a story or movie unfolding. But with mys- teries and monsters aplenty, we doubt that the concept of a stress-free Zelda will be realized. Don't throw away your stress balls just yet Miyamoto: "Since Zelda 64 takes place in a 3-D environment, it's not easy to compare it to previous Zelda games I don't want players to be frustrated So to avoid that we've created a n camera system and some secret movements for Link." 00 2-1 0 12 3 Zelda 64 should have the most advanced camera motions of any N64 game to date. The idea is to enhance the experience and give players the optimum perspective for playing in any area of the game. ( NINTENDO POWER

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Link Comes of Age le the woods, he discovered that a monster had captured one such fairy. Gallantly, Link came to the rescue and defeat ed the monster, but the fairy was mortally wounded. In her aeielr The outline of the story for Zelda 64 comes straight from EAD, the chief game development department at Nintendo Company Ltd. in Kyoto, Japan. Although EAD considers everything "tentative" until the final version of a game is completed, much of what you read here will be a part of Mr dying breath, she warned Link not to allow Gannondorf to possess the Triforce and to seek out a wise man and his spiritual stone. At the same time, Gannondorf, the king of the thieves, was searching for the legendary Triforce so that he could steal its power. In time, Gannondorf stumbled into the Maze Woods and neared the secret place where the Triforce was kept. Link went to Hyrule Castle for iyamoto's greatest epic. Long ago, before annon stole the Triforce and kidnapped Zelda, Link set out to his coming-of-age ceremony in the Maze Woods. It was the custom of his tribe, the Kokiri family, that a young man would receive a guardian help. Princess Zelda knew of the Triforce's hiding place spirit or fairy who would stay beside him and guide him throughout his life. But as Link walked through but to reach it they would have to find three magical stones to unlock the secret. Thus begins the adventure. 123 According to Mr. Miyamoto, only about 30% of the enemies in Zel 64 will have appeared in previous games. Some enemies may have new incarnations, like the Dodongo Jr shown below. The enemies who will return are the most interesting ones from past games. Hyrulean Heavies Some of the enemies in and around FHyrule will seem familiar to Zelda fans of the previou games. The ghostly Wall Masters were first encountered in The Legend of Zelda along with the skeletal Stalfos and Leevers. One of the strategic elements of all Zelda games has been that you have to use certain attacks to defeat particular enemies. For instance, the most efficient way to dispatch a Dodongo is to throw a bomb in its mouth. That will be true in Zelda 64, as well, but some of the attacks may vary and there will be plenty of new enemies. The Lizalfos, Gohma and Dodongo Jr. are just some of the new, 3-D monsters you'll meet. Enemies play mány roles in Zelda 64, including the role of level guardian. Iron Knuckle was just such a terror in Zelda Il for the NES, and he's back again. But even when enemies seem familiar, battling them in a 3-D world will present all-new challenges. VOLUME 103 27
Link Comes of Age le the woods, he discovered that a monster had captured one such fairy. Gallantly, Link came to the rescue and defeat ed the monster, but the fairy was mortally wounded. In her aeielr The outline of the story for Zelda 64 comes straight from EAD, the chief game development department at Nintendo Company Ltd. in Kyoto, Japan. Although EAD considers everything "tentative" until the final version of a game is completed, much of what you read here will be a part of Mr dying breath, she warned Link not to allow Gannondorf to possess the Triforce and to seek out a wise man and his spiritual stone. At the same time, Gannondorf, the king of the thieves, was searching for the legendary Triforce so that he could steal its power. In time, Gannondorf stumbled into the Maze Woods and neared the secret place where the Triforce was kept. Link went to Hyrule Castle for iyamoto's greatest epic. Long ago, before annon stole the Triforce and kidnapped Zelda, Link set out to his coming-of-age ceremony in the Maze Woods. It was the custom of his tribe, the Kokiri family, that a young man would receive a guardian help. Princess Zelda knew of the Triforce's hiding place spirit or fairy who would stay beside him and guide him throughout his life. But as Link walked through but to reach it they would have to find three magical stones to unlock the secret. Thus begins the adventure. 123 According to Mr. Miyamoto, only about 30% of the enemies in Zel 64 will have appeared in previous games. Some enemies may have new incarnations, like the Dodongo Jr shown below. The enemies who will return are the most interesting ones from past games. Hyrulean Heavies Some of the enemies in and around FHyrule will seem familiar to Zelda fans of the previou games. The ghostly Wall Masters were first encountered in The Legend of Zelda along with the skeletal Stalfos and Leevers. One of the strategic elements of all Zelda games has been that you have to use certain attacks to defeat particular enemies. For instance, the most efficient way to dispatch a Dodongo is to throw a bomb in its mouth. That will be true in Zelda 64, as well, but some of the attacks may vary and there will be plenty of new enemies. The Lizalfos, Gohma and Dodongo Jr. are just some of the new, 3-D monsters you'll meet. Enemies play mány roles in Zelda 64, including the role of level guardian. Iron Knuckle was just such a terror in Zelda Il for the NES, and he's back again. But even when enemies seem familiar, battling them in a 3-D world will present all-new challenges. VOLUME 103 27

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THE 1ST 100 SHOTS OF Since the introduction of the N64 over a year ago, no single game has been so widely anticipated by so many gamers as Zelda 64. Shigeru Miyamoto has been cautious so far, not wanting to say too much, or to show too much. But when you put everything together that we've seen and heard, the total amount of Zelda info impressive. In the following pages you'll see everything that we've seen and 3 learn all that we know of the upcom- ing adventure. Many of these 100 screen shots have never been published before, so prepare yourself to be dazzled Zelda 64 takes players into a 3-D world like no other. Mr Miyamoto stresses that the environment, the story and the action are designed to evoke emotional responses from players. The characters, created from 3-D wireframes like these, have far more moves and flexibility than previous Zelda characters. 26 NINTENDO POWER
THE 1ST 100 SHOTS OF Since the introduction of the N64 over a year ago, no single game has been so widely anticipated by so many gamers as Zelda 64. Shigeru Miyamoto has been cautious so far, not wanting to say too much, or to show too much. But when you put everything together that we've seen and heard, the total amount of Zelda info impressive. In the following pages you'll see everything that we've seen and 3 learn all that we know of the upcom- ing adventure. Many of these 100 screen shots have never been published before, so prepare yourself to be dazzled Zelda 64 takes players into a 3-D world like no other. Mr Miyamoto stresses that the environment, the story and the action are designed to evoke emotional responses from players. The characters, created from 3-D wireframes like these, have far more moves and flexibility than previous Zelda characters. 26 NINTENDO POWER

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