I developed an immense interest about Ancient Greece as a child thanks to this game. I asked my parents to buy me books about greek mythology and learned so much. I was fascinated, with that total sense of awe you can only experience as a 7 year old child. One day, my parents gave me an envelope and told me to open it and inspect its contents. I was shocked to find 3 plane tickets to Athens. My young sense if wonder made me experience unparalleled levels of hype. I wasn't exactly happy, more like extremely thrilled because I was going on an adventure to Greece. That was my first trip ever. It was a dream. Thanks mum and dad. Thanks to this game: the spark that ignited my early cultural curiosity.
I just found this game while going through some old NES tune. I had totally forgotten about it until i started to listen to the songs. My dad used to play this game. And i sat and watched while he played. I used to loved it. Dad passed away a few years ago. Listening to this game music brings me back when i was a kid and i sat on the floor watching him play in fascination.
Me too man, it took me about that long as well! Back in the days where there were no walk-throughs, internet, or save states! I searched every texture of this game for a secret!
LOL yes. I couldn´t find that hidden door in the woods XD I stopped playing and went on years later and finally made it. But the final Bos war extremely hard.
This was the greatest game ever created for the NES !! This brings me back to the basement days where me and my friends would play this game all day and all night for days !! It was a bitch when the console would freeze up and you had to start over again at your save point….you all know what I’m talking about.
This was my first NES game. A well made title. Starts off a bit hard but evens out as you get better gear. Most challenging parts were the first boss (arrow lady) and that damn Peloppones maze forest. Also, remembering how to get from place to place was tough.
Pygria is my own personal 'nam, i replayed this a couple of years back on an old NES i managed to get cheap at some weird shop and finally completed it, Pygria and Crete being the most stressful places imaginable, Pthia coming at a close second. When i was young i could never complete any of those 3, those eagles in Pythia are so rage-inducing, the maze of Crete and the ceiling runners, and finally Pygria.... I remember thinking that the giant snake must be a miniboss, then i saw 3 at once....
I'm conjuring up many great memories playing this game. I played both Olympus and Zelda (1 and 2) around the same time, and found myself more emotionally attached to Olympus. I enjoyed playing it from beginning to end. The mythology and my connection to Greek culture definitely drew me to this game's screenplay and vision. Could a game like this make it into a Halo like renaissance....imagination here I come.....
I have fond memories of this game.. my grandma purchased it in a two pack from some home shopping network alongside clash at demonhead... ahh.. those were the good ol days... Thanks gran!
To get the sword that can shot lightnings was a living nightmare...actaully this entire game, but Jesus I love it to this very day (and still in possession of it).
Born in 96 grew up with these games though played on the nes since i was 5 till about 11 and was always playing this and zelda 2 this was so much better though
Awesome memories! Three things become obvious to me when watching this. 1. I can't believe I beat this game when I was around 10 (we had nimble fingers eh), 2. we must've been SO incredibly amped on adrenaline by the time we reached Hades (the intense music, enemies, jumps and all) 3. the lady has a longer skirt than the guy.
I have fond memories of playing this game as a child because I love Greek mythology. I bought a used copy at the flea market that had no instruction book so I had to figure out the gameplay and plot myself.
When talking with Ares in Crete, the God that gives you the Power Bracelet, make sure you have exactly at least 80 olives, or he won't give you the Bracelet and in addition he will take your Sandals away. Should you do this, you will have to return to Argolis and Hermes' temple, and then back to Arcadia and Zeus' temple to reclaim the Sandals. It is also double jeopardy, since if you fail to pay Ares at least 80 olives the first time around, you will have to re-pay him exactly the amount he wants if you want him to give you the Power Bracelet.
From the door just above the one you had entered here by way of a dead-end in Argolis, from that particular entrance, just make a high jump leftward to find your way back to Attica.
da sempre il miglior gioco che esista sulla faccia della terra,un atmosfera che ti riporta nell'antica grecia,un viaggio fino all'inferno per ritrovare la propria amata,incredibile storia,incredibile quando riemerge dal mare l'isola con il passaggio verso l'inferno e trovare cerbero a ostacolarti la strada..e poi gli incontri con gli dei,gioco unico...
The devs were a married couple who thought Zelda 2 was a missed opportunity so they made this - a better Zelda 2 (which it totally is. Zelda 2 stinks).
Well... after having completed games like Zelda (one and two), Simon's Quest and Faxanadu, this one was like drinking a glass of water! It took me only two months for this epic quest, working hard on the gamepad for 3/4 hours every day! :-) A cult!
I've never heard of this NES game but if it came out in 1989 then I was too wrapped up in playing games on my dad's Amiga 1000 at the time, shame, it does look like fun.
welp, i guess i will be buying this! cant believe i have never played it. it looks almost as good as zelda 2, which,unlike most people, is actually one of my favourite games
Yeah it might be VERY similar to Zelda 2 and all, but Link never had to start a game with a dinky little club (maybe a wooden sword, but still a sword)! Takes alotta balls to bring a fuckin shillelagh to a sword-fight.
one of my proudest early gaming moments was beating this game. it was right up there with beating contra without dying at will. speaking of contra me and a freind would co-op it but we had to rock paper scissor who has to sacrifice themselves on the lazer board. as far as i know there was no way to co-op without the other person sacrificing that one time. if i remember it was because you couldn't stop for the other guy or something
I remember telling classmates I beat this game...I did not think it was that hard...they were impressed. I barely remember the game. Was a huge fan of Zelda 2 and so many things about this game were like that...
Excellent playthrough. I never beat this game because of the difficulty and not knowing where to go. This is a Nintendo Power game and one of the best on the NES. Unfortunately, like Crystalis, there is no sequel.
This game has such a beast soundtrack, most games have one or two memorable themes, this one constantly bombards you with memorable tunes. I can feel my blood pressure rise when the boss music starts lol, still traumatised by many of those encounters.
I had this game for the Gameboy (and I might still do) but I could never work out what the codes were for that you got from the Gods? I tried entering them in places but they NEVER worked! Its a shame because I wanted to complete this game but I just couldn't get to grips with it.
NintendoComplete They don't work for me though! I've tried them many times (this is years ago now on the original gameboy) Its a shame because I used to love the game I got it when it first came out in 1988? But lack of progress and inability to d save became a problem for me.
+NO That sucks! We're you careful to double check the passwords when you wrote them down? I know in the NES version several of the characters were really difficult to distinguish from each other, the 0 and O for example
+NO I think for that far back though it'd have to have been the NES version. I think the GB version was released like around 93? 94? I seem to remember seeing advertisements for it about then (in England at least, I don't think it came out in the US)
someone mentions how brutal it is, losing half the olives if you die you can avoid that penalty sort of if you hit retry instead of continue, it brings you back to the last god room where you got a password. so you could sort of "save state" by grinding the amount of olives you need, then visiting the god, then attempting to make the trip to wherever it is you are going and if you die, just hit retry. especially useful when trying to get the sword of hephaestus, because that zone is hard as balls to get through without dying
RIseofBane you were not to young I was born the same year and my mom bought this game off of QVC. dont know why but she did. it was so hard to play but I loved everything about it. Im a huge zelda fan but never played zelda 2 till I was a teenager and this game blows Zelda 2 outta the water.
I'm surprised I was able to beat this on my own back in 1990 when I was 10. Borrowed it though, wish i had owned it at the time. It was a tough choice between owning Blaster Master (my all-time favorite NES game) and this.
Yeah, I'm surprised myself. Just made the same comment before seeing yours. Imagine how hard our little minds must've been working, coordinating the eyes + hand movement, getting down the enemy patterns, taking in the music - all the while trying to remember to eat, piss , sleep and breathe :D
por favor ayuda tengo el juego pero nose como salvarlo o guardar la partida pues cada vez q entr ome pide siempre el nombre del heroe y la heroina nuevamente y cuando dejo de jugar no se q he de hacer para dejarlo donde estaba te agradeceria de todo corazon q me lo explicaras pues tengo el juego hace 20 años con mi nintendo aun funcionan y aun no consigo avanzarrr me tiene frustradaaaaa!!!!! graciassss
how cruel was the store clerk to recommend my grandma this fully in English game as a present for her 9 years old Spanish grandson. Good luck a few years later I learned English (actually playing Link to the Past) and revisited this excelent game. Better than Zelda 2 IMO, at least this one is fair.
So the PC name is Rauru? ..like the town in Zelda II? It's like they didn't even try to hide how much they copied from Zelda II (graphics, overall gameplay, npc&interior systems, enemy/boss fight designs, NAMES..) Overall, the game still seems to look quite interesting, although a bit confusing. Might give it a try someday.
hola el juego no tiene como salvar o guarder tu partida en cada temple hay difeente personaje como el minuto 0:04:31 hay que habla dos veces y salen un password y hay que anotalo en n papel o en una libreta y asi es bien sencillo
1:55:29 imagine if God came to you and says, "hear my word, do not forget it, this is the only thing that will get you through the gates of Heaven! Forcuegayohz? zamvahcyoovahforxthreesixbacubesixah" "remember, or your soul will be lost" You : " uh...could you repeat that?" God : "no"
I remember myselfs calling the Nintendo hotline so many times. Collect 20 salamander skins...where the fuck are those salamander skins? On accident I fell into the pit after wondering around for ages. I called the Nintendo hotline the most about this game then any other. Don't get me wrong, I love this game.
sometimes i felt like devs deliberately made their games have cryptic abstract wtf guide dang it puzzles, just to force people to call that hotline and run up the phone bill and then get yelled at by their parents. . .
The battle of olympus mar 26 1988 in japan, one year later in December 1 1989 for north America. In europe by 1991 by broderbund software inc. In Nintendo entertainment system.
LOVE this game. Super classic rpg. But why the hell couldn't they Think of a cooler boss to beat at the end? A shadow?! Really? I mean be original. Zelda 2 copy. Jeez. Other that that the game rocks. But good day to ruin it at the end. :( lol.
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I developed an immense interest about Ancient Greece as a child thanks to this game. I asked my parents to buy me books about greek mythology and learned so much. I was fascinated, with that total sense of awe you can only experience as a 7 year old child. One day, my parents gave me an envelope and told me to open it and inspect its contents. I was shocked to find 3 plane tickets to Athens. My young sense if wonder made me experience unparalleled levels of hype. I wasn't exactly happy, more like extremely thrilled because I was going on an adventure to Greece.
That was my first trip ever. It was a dream. Thanks mum and dad.
Thanks to this game: the spark that ignited my early cultural curiosity.
KamiSilver that incredible story, I have this game carefully preserved and fascinated me so much, great ..
+KamiSilver This game lit my interest for greek mythology as well.
The Roman Empire will always be something amazing to learn about.
This also fueled my interest for Greek mythology. 😉
This story was believable until the tickets part. I smell bullshit. Liar.
I just found this game while going through some old NES tune. I had totally forgotten about it until i started to listen to the songs. My dad used to play this game. And i sat and watched while he played. I used to loved it. Dad passed away a few years ago. Listening to this game music brings me back when i was a kid and i sat on the floor watching him play in fascination.
Same feels... :(
Absolutely my favorite game ever. My brother and i used to play it and it was so hard. It took us almost 3 years before we beat it. Wow love it!!!
Me too man, it took me about that long as well!
Back in the days where there were no walk-throughs, internet, or save states! I searched every texture of this game for a secret!
LOL yes. I couldn´t find that hidden door in the woods XD
I stopped playing and went on years later and finally made it. But the final Bos war extremely hard.
One of the best NES games ever. I still can't get over how amazing the music in this game is; I will never forget it.
This was the greatest game ever created for the NES !! This brings me back to the basement days where me and my friends would play this game all day and all night for days !! It was a bitch when the console would freeze up and you had to start over again at your save point….you all know what I’m talking about.
This was my first NES game. A well made title. Starts off a bit hard but evens out as you get better gear. Most challenging parts were the first boss (arrow lady) and that damn Peloppones maze forest. Also, remembering how to get from place to place was tough.
This game was like the original Demon's Souls. If you managed to make it to Hades and beat him, you were likely carved out of wood by then.
Pygria is my own personal 'nam, i replayed this a couple of years back on an old NES i managed to get cheap at some weird shop and finally completed it, Pygria and Crete being the most stressful places imaginable, Pthia coming at a close second. When i was young i could never complete any of those 3, those eagles in Pythia are so rage-inducing, the maze of Crete and the ceiling runners, and finally Pygria.... I remember thinking that the giant snake must be a miniboss, then i saw 3 at once....
I'm conjuring up many great memories playing this game. I played both Olympus and Zelda (1 and 2) around the same time, and found myself more emotionally attached to Olympus. I enjoyed playing it from beginning to end. The mythology and my connection to Greek culture definitely drew me to this game's screenplay and vision. Could a game like this make it into a Halo like renaissance....imagination here I come.....
I have fond memories of this game.. my grandma purchased it in a two pack from some home shopping network alongside clash at demonhead... ahh.. those were the good ol days... Thanks gran!
To get the sword that can shot lightnings was a living nightmare...actaully this entire game, but Jesus I love it to this very day (and still in possession of it).
And until you visit the God of Ares in Crete and get the ring from him, it also uses up your life power!
Born in 96 grew up with these games though played on the nes since i was 5 till about 11 and was always playing this and zelda 2 this was so much better though
Awesome memories! Three things become obvious to me when watching this. 1. I can't believe I beat this game when I was around 10 (we had nimble fingers eh), 2. we must've been SO incredibly amped on adrenaline by the time we reached Hades (the intense music, enemies, jumps and all) 3. the lady has a longer skirt than the guy.
Remembered that "Left, left, right, lift." line even after 25 years. Time's running too fast...
I wish this would be remade; it would be so awesome.
ah the years of Nintendo Power and calling the hotline that shot up my parents phone to 40 dollars once, tsk tsk, those were the days.
I have fond memories of playing this game as a child because I love Greek mythology. I bought a used copy at the flea market that had no instruction book so I had to figure out the gameplay and plot myself.
This one and Faxanadu were both inspired by zelda II. They were released about one year after the big success of zelda for the nes.
Zelda II was released in the USA December of 1988; Faxanadu followed in August 1989 and then Battle of Olympus four months later.
played this game 20 years ago as a child... and even yet i have nightmarish dreams about it :>
One of the best games I've played on NES as a kid.
When talking with Ares in Crete, the God that gives you the Power Bracelet, make sure you have exactly at least 80 olives, or he won't give you the Bracelet and in addition he will take your Sandals away. Should you do this, you will have to return to Argolis and Hermes' temple, and then back to Arcadia and Zeus' temple to reclaim the Sandals. It is also double jeopardy, since if you fail to pay Ares at least 80 olives the first time around, you will have to re-pay him exactly the amount he wants if you want him to give you the Power Bracelet.
From the door just above the one you had entered here by way of a dead-end in Argolis, from that particular entrance, just make a high jump leftward to find your way back to Attica.
My favourite game ever!!!! and very educational!
I used to hate this game. Then I used to love it! One of the best NES games I played.
How much I loved this game! I was a kid and I don't understand a single word in english (I'm italian), but I loved this game.
I loved this game on the NES it was hard but rewarding I wish they made a remake of it
da sempre il miglior gioco che esista sulla faccia della terra,un atmosfera che ti riporta nell'antica grecia,un viaggio fino all'inferno per ritrovare la propria amata,incredibile storia,incredibile quando riemerge dal mare l'isola con il passaggio verso l'inferno e trovare cerbero a ostacolarti la strada..e poi gli incontri con gli dei,gioco unico...
I was going to say, "It looks like they borrowed a lot from Zelda 2," and then it turns out the last boss is a shadow :p
There's no denying that! I already noticed most of the comparisons between this and Zelda II.
The devs were a married couple who thought Zelda 2 was a missed opportunity so they made this - a better Zelda 2 (which it totally is. Zelda 2 stinks).
Well... after having completed games like Zelda (one and two), Simon's Quest and Faxanadu, this one was like drinking a glass of water!
It took me only two months for this epic quest, working hard on the gamepad for 3/4 hours every day! :-) A cult!
One of my fave games for the nintendo... Cant believe I watched this to the end! Haha
Whats with the old Dracula theme? 4:25
I've never heard of this NES game but if it came out in 1989 then I was too wrapped up in playing games on my dad's Amiga 1000 at the time, shame, it does look like fun.
i loved this game so much...and i owned zelda 1 and 2. the music is juts the best ever heard on the nes,
lildiscostu Ninja Gaiden, Shadowgate, and Simon's Quest's music is the best ever IMO.
welp, i guess i will be buying this! cant believe i have never played it. it looks almost as good as zelda 2, which,unlike most people, is actually one of my favourite games
Zelda 2 wasn't *that* bad!
this is one of my fav games of all time.. and the music is one of the best you will have on any game... it's a hard game though... but lots of fun
Zelda 2 is my favourite game after zelda 3. The combat is so immensely demanding & rewarding.
Yeah it might be VERY similar to Zelda 2 and all, but Link never had to start a game with a dinky little club (maybe a wooden sword, but still a sword)! Takes alotta balls to bring a fuckin shillelagh to a sword-fight.
Orephus is back for Broderbund by Nintendo! Release in December 1 1989.
My favorite videogame
one of my proudest early gaming moments was beating this game. it was right up there with beating contra without dying at will. speaking of contra me and a freind would co-op it but we had to rock paper scissor who has to sacrifice themselves on the lazer board. as far as i know there was no way to co-op without the other person sacrificing that one time. if i remember it was because you couldn't stop for the other guy or something
I remember telling classmates I beat this game...I did not think it was that hard...they were impressed. I barely remember the game. Was a huge fan of Zelda 2 and so many things about this game were like that...
I am surprised the "World of Longplays" channel doesn't have a video of this game yet.
And they will. I'm a longplayer there and recently I submitted my playthrough on their site.
@@TheKageDFX Good luck... hope they accept!
Excellent playthrough. I never beat this game because of the difficulty and not knowing where to go. This is a Nintendo Power game and one of the best on the NES. Unfortunately, like Crystalis, there is no sequel.
Same with me!
The game doesn't start until you get the flame staff.
Such a fun and challenging game!
This game has such a beast soundtrack, most games have one or two memorable themes, this one constantly bombards you with memorable tunes. I can feel my blood pressure rise when the boss music starts lol, still traumatised by many of those encounters.
I had Zelda II as a kid but not this, it looks similar and pretty fun, anyone played both? if so, which is better?
i was so addicted on this game
This game should have spawned numerous sequels!
I had this game for the Gameboy (and I might still do) but I could never work out what the codes were for that you got from the Gods? I tried entering them in places but they NEVER worked! Its a shame because I wanted to complete this game but I just couldn't get to grips with it.
They're passwords so you can continue!
NintendoComplete They don't work for me though! I've tried them many times (this is years ago now on the original gameboy) Its a shame because I used to love the game I got it when it first came out in 1988? But lack of progress and inability to d
save became a problem for me.
+NO That sucks! We're you careful to double check the passwords when you wrote them down? I know in the NES version several of the characters were really difficult to distinguish from each other, the 0 and O for example
+NO I think for that far back though it'd have to have been the NES version. I think the GB version was released like around 93? 94? I seem to remember seeing advertisements for it about then (in England at least, I don't think it came out in the US)
@nenriki86
How did you come up with the name Carrie for the Heroine at the Name Entry screen?
Actually, the original names for both characters are Orpheus and Helene respectively, according to the manual and some magazines.
never got to complete this as a kid. i wrote the pass down wrong :( but i think ill download it now and play
Yeah, I never finished it as a kid as well, I need to sit down and beat it. :)
never heard of this...............but oh my god the percy jackson feels when watching this!
tengo este juego y cada vez q empiezo a jugar me sale desde el principio como puedo guardar la partida por favorrr graciass
someone mentions how brutal it is, losing half the olives if you die
you can avoid that penalty
sort of
if you hit retry instead of continue, it brings you back to the last god room where you got a password. so you could sort of "save state" by grinding the amount of olives you need, then visiting the god, then attempting to make the trip to wherever it is you are going and if you die, just hit retry.
especially useful when trying to get the sword of hephaestus, because that zone is hard as balls to get through without dying
Don't forget about the double 80-olive grinding for the bracelet and salamander skin in Crete. You might want to visit a god room between them.
I dont remember if I did finish it,but I remember that I enjoyed it very much,
and that it was challenging enough.
Miss you too
Il check it out on my N8
RIseofBane you were not to young I was born the same year and my mom bought this game off of QVC. dont know why but she did. it was so hard to play but I loved everything about it. Im a huge zelda fan but never played zelda 2 till I was a teenager and this game blows Zelda 2 outta the water.
No Sequel, but like Crystalis, there were GB remakes/re-imaginings.
Thank you for the memories I Beat this game! I waz crazy all nite every nite for like 2 months...
I'm surprised I was able to beat this on my own back in 1990 when I was 10. Borrowed it though, wish i had owned it at the time. It was a tough choice between owning Blaster Master (my all-time favorite NES game) and this.
Yeah, I'm surprised myself. Just made the same comment before seeing yours. Imagine how hard our little minds must've been working, coordinating the eyes + hand movement, getting down the enemy patterns, taking in the music - all the while trying to remember to eat, piss , sleep and breathe :D
We called this Greek Link when it came out
por favor ayuda tengo el juego pero nose como salvarlo o guardar la partida pues cada vez q entr ome pide siempre el nombre del heroe y la heroina nuevamente y cuando dejo de jugar no se q he de hacer para dejarlo donde estaba te agradeceria de todo corazon q me lo explicaras pues tengo el juego hace 20 años con mi nintendo aun funcionan y aun no consigo avanzarrr me tiene frustradaaaaa!!!!! graciassss
Crystalis, Legacy Of The Wizard or this?
well at least they changed the name of the game to avoid that lawsuit. whew.
how cruel was the store clerk to recommend my grandma this fully in English game as a present for her 9 years old Spanish grandson. Good luck a few years later I learned English (actually playing Link to the Past) and revisited this excelent game. Better than Zelda 2 IMO, at least this one is fair.
So the PC name is Rauru? ..like the town in Zelda II? It's like they didn't even try to hide how much they copied from Zelda II (graphics, overall gameplay, npc&interior systems, enemy/boss fight designs, NAMES..)
Overall, the game still seems to look quite interesting, although a bit confusing. Might give it a try someday.
And who was Carrie, anyway? Carrie Underwood? Carrie Fisher? Or the Pixl Carrie from _Super Paper Mario_ ?
the youtuber chose those names, not the developer. who knows why, maybe carrie was his girlfriend?
Loved this game. Rather hard at times but good times nonetheless.
ah y donde dice contine hay que anotar el password para seguir en busca de arma y item que te falten espeo que se sirva de ayuda
hola el juego no tiene como salvar o guarder tu partida en cada temple hay difeente personaje como el minuto 0:04:31 hay que habla dos veces y salen un password y hay que anotalo en n papel o en una libreta y asi es bien sencillo
1:55:29 imagine if God came to you and says, "hear my word, do not forget it, this is the only thing that will get you through the gates of Heaven!
Forcuegayohz? zamvahcyoovahforxthreesixbacubesixah"
"remember, or your soul will be lost"
You : " uh...could you repeat that?"
God : "no"
1:07:10 best song in The Battle of Olympus
Owwwwww one of the best, it was so hard :)
Damn I remember this game lol
GodDAMN this music rocks.
EPIC, dark, haunting. yes, I like
I also never knew this was a Broderbund game. I'll be damned.
The only thing i hated about this game was the grinding for olives (and losing half when you died). None the less a great Nes title.
This game is sweet!
Reminds me of Legend of Zelda 2
like a Adventure of Link
Looks like it came from the same people who made Zelda 2.
agree
I remember myselfs calling the Nintendo hotline so many times. Collect 20 salamander skins...where the fuck are those salamander skins? On accident I fell into the pit after wondering around for ages. I called the Nintendo hotline the most about this game then any other. Don't get me wrong, I love this game.
sometimes i felt like devs deliberately made their games have cryptic abstract wtf guide dang it puzzles, just to force people to call that hotline and run up the phone bill and then get yelled at by their parents. . .
So it takes roughly just over 2 hours to play and beat this game.
It depends. If you choose the right paths and defeat enemies using the right weapons, it should be but a few minutes less than that.
I guess we can say it takes roughly 2 hours to play and beat this game right?
Luke Stump Yes.
Greek Zelda II...
The battle of olympus mar 26 1988 in japan, one year later in December 1 1989 for north America. In europe by 1991 by broderbund software inc. In Nintendo entertainment system.
I liked it. Copied the syle of Zelda II but it looked fun.
my grandmother always gave us sweets or chocolate :(
this game is awesome ^_^
same for the legend of zelda
Exelent game!!!!
@NenrikiGaming Awesome longplay! Btw, there's a new Battle of Olympus trailer on my channel if you're interested :)
@PayotRuth @HectorPeloPheus @Olympus @Dove
LOVE this game. Super classic rpg. But why the hell couldn't they Think of a cooler boss to beat at the end? A shadow?! Really? I mean be original. Zelda 2 copy. Jeez. Other that that the game rocks. But good day to ruin it at the end. :( lol.
a zELDAVANIA!! =0¡¡
Why didn't you google it?!
*kidding
ฉากเดิมๆทั้งหมดเลยหรา
But a good one lol
adventures of link rip off
looks like a ripoff of zelda II