Zelda: Tri Force Heroes – EGX fan reactions
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Nintendo UK reached out to some fans at EGX last week to see what they think about The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Check out the full video below.
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes screenshots
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We have a few more screenshots from The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Hit up the gallery below for the latest images.
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes – Water Rod gameplay
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Via GameSpot, we have another gameplay video for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Another look at the Water Rod is below.
UK Zelda: Tri Force Heroes commercial – “Dungeons, Monsters and Costumes Changes!”
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Following yesterday’s trailer, Nintendo UK has uploaded another short video/commercial for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. We have it below.
Another 30 minutes of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes footage
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Polygon has posted another half hour of footage from The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Take a look at the latest video below.
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes details
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Thanks to a preview from Nintendo World Report, another round of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes details are available. We’ve rounded up the various information below.
– About a kingdom that is obsessed with fashion
– Kingdom of Hytopia is mostly known for their princess Styla
– Styla loves outfits and stylish looks from all manner of places, and she was adored by many
– A cursed gift from an evil witch made her wear a leotard, which she can’t remove by hand
– The king of the land, King Tuft, is desperate and sents out a call for heroes to come to aid
– Take on the role of one of the new legendary Totem Heroes
– Stop the witch and free the princess from her magic
– Not many cutscenes, outside of a cute opening cinematic
– Not really a reason given why there are three people that look like Link walking about
– Give your character his own name
– Travel to different worlds
– These include Woodlands, Riverside, Volcano, Ice Cavern and Fortress
– Each of the lands has four missions for you to tackle with various items and puzzles playing an essential part
– Players are given an item at the start of a level
– Ranges from a bow to bombs, from a Gust Jar to a Magic Hammer
– As long as the object hasn’t been picked up yet, every player can choose the role they want to fulfill
– Hit enemies and switches in the distance with the bow
– Use the Fire Gloves to melt pillars of ice
– Exploration can’t solely be done with items or fighting enemies with your standard sword
– Work with the group to finish the game
– Need a totem to beat certain enemies or reach obstacles that seem too high to get to
– Margoma fight in the Woodlands is one example of this
– This spinning wheel of doom will hide its eye on top, hidden from the players
– Throw bombs up there to have his eye revealed, which you slash with your sword
– In the second phase, his eye will hop about and here the player with the bow will have to hunt it down
– Strike him to stun him and execute more direct attacks
– Special powers from costumes
– Some costumes enhance the powers of certain items
– Kokiri Clothes allow you to shoot three arrows at once
– Torrent Robe gives you the ability to create water towers, so that you can access more areas in the Riverside area
– Get stat boosts or a specific item from some costumes
– Legendary Dress: more hearts all across the stage
– Timeless Tunic changes all of the music into 8-bit tunes and sound effects
– Not all of the costumes will be easy to obtain
– Need materials to create outfits
– Get these by finishing the levels, where each character selects a material box for you to keep
– One in three boxes will usually net you a rare material, but you never know what you will get
– Store in the hub town sells new items daily
– Earn Rupees by clearing stages or selling unwanted items in the shop
– Daily chance game
– This can give you quick access to an item
– In this game, there are four boxes, with one of them containing an item, the rest contain “Freebies”, low-value dud prizes that can be sold back
– If you don’t get the item that try, you can open another chest on the next day, once per day until you get the item
– Once you’ve collected the main prize, the puzzle resets on the next day
– Freebies eventually grant access to a Dapper Spinner Kit
– This handy attire lets you do Spin Attacks incredibly fast
– Takes a long time to earn every costume
– Every level in the game has three Bonus Challenges to uncover and complete
– Complete stages with fewer time or hearts, without a sword or in complete darkness
– Some challenges where you have to stay close to an orb or move swiftly out a Wallmaster’s way
– When using Download Play, there will be Extra Data added to their SD card
– With this, any materials that they collect will be saved for later sessions or if they decide the purchase their own copy of the game
– Within the limits of the Download Play session, you can already earn two new costumes
– Randomly search for people, search or start a friend lobby or use a combo of both for online sessions
– Fairies, which are your lives, can be used up to skip parts of levels
– Another boss: Blizzagia, an evil reptile that you have to beat down with Fire Gloves and Magic Hammers
– The camera is placed behind the player here
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes “Preview” trailer
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Nintendo of Europe issued a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. View it below.
If you’d like to learn more about Tri Force Heroes, head past the break. We’ve included a lengthy recap of information straight from Nintendo.
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes: items and game modes overview
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The official Japanese Tri Force Heroes website updated today with some infos about the “world” of the game. Some of the info we already knew about, like the fact that the game consists of 32 levels. At the beginning of each stage, each player picks one out of the following nine weapons:
- sword
- bow
- bombs
- hookshot
- boomerang
- fire gloves
- water rod
- ice jar
- hammer
There are also some additional game modes available:
- Additional special levels which are based on the original 32 levels but with an added twist, like being forced to complete the level with only one heart or while being chased by a Wallmaster. You will be able to earn rare materials this way.
- Versus Mode: Fight against other players and earn rare materials.
- a Boss Rush mode, where (surprise!) you will fight against the various bosses found in the 32 levels.
- Daily Luck: a minigame where you can also earn rare materials.
The website also reveals that you can take screenshots at any time and post them to Miiverse after completing a level.
Finally, check out some new screenshots below:
Zelda: Tri Force Heroes guide on the way, including collector’s edition
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Update (9/20): Bumped to the top. Amazon has discounted the guide, so you can save $6.72
Update (9/14): Here’s a look at the guide covers from Prima:
Original (9/13): Prima is currently preparing a guide for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. It’ll come in two versions: a standard release
and a collector’s edition
. In the latter version, you’ll get a hardcover and a high-quality, microfiber screen cleaner featuring art from the game.
Here’s a breakdown of what’s inside the actual guide:
Solve the puzzles: Proven strategies on how to solve every puzzle.
Detailed walkthrough: Learn the best ways to defeat each enemy and complete every dungeon.
Collect it all: Find out how to collect all the loot required to create wearable outfits.
Boss strategies: Proven battle tactics reveal how to defeat each boss.
Free mobile-friendly eGuide! Includes a code to access the eGuide, a digital version of the complete strategy guide optimized for a second-screen experience.
Pricing for the Zelda: Tri Force Heroes guide is set at $24.99 for the standard version and $34.99 for the collector’s edition. Keep in mind that the limited edition guides are only be printed once, so when they sell out, they’re gone forever.
Nintendo UK store giving out a T-shirt with Zelda: Tri Force Heroes pre-orders
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The Nintendo UK store is now taking pre-orders for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Get yours here. With your order, you’ll also get a T-shirt (pictured above).
