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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

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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

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