Link gets the Power Glove from talking with Rosso in his house to the west of Death Mountain. Power Glove – The Power Glove lets Link pick up small rocks. The Red Mail is located in the Lorule Castle dungeon. Red Mail - This is an upgraded version of the tunic that makes attackes only deal half damage - or quarter damage when combined with the Blue Mail. The Blue Mail is located in the Swamp Palace dungeon. Green Tunic – This is the first piece of clothes Link has when starting the game.īlue Mail – This is an upgraded version of the tunic that makes attacks only deal half damage. The Hylian Shield is located in the Turtle Rock dungeon. Hylian Shield – The Hylian Shield is a more powerful shield than the first one Link gets. It can be bought at the various Item Shops located throughout the game for 50 rupees. Shield – The shield allows Link to block attacks. Master Sword Lv3 – The Master Lv3 is an upgraded version of the Master Sword Lv2 using 2x Master Ore at the Blacksmith in Lorule after Link gets the Master Sword Lv2. Master Sword Lv2 – The Master Sword Lv2 is an upgraded version of the Master Sword using 2x Master Ore at the Blacksmith in Hyrule. It is found in the Lost Woods after getting all of the Pendants. Master Sword – The Master Sword is a more powerful sword. The sword is the primary weapon in the game and can be used to defeat most enemies. A Link Between Worlds Gear Swordsįorgotten Sword – After going to the Sanctuary, Link gets the sword in order to save Seres. For the items screen please check our Items Guide. Each piece of A Link Between Worlds gear below is located on the gear screen in-game. The A Link Between Worlds gear is scattered across Lorule and Hyrule. It's nowhere near as enjoyable to play as the 3DS game.Our A Link Between Worlds Gear Guide will tell you the location of each pieces of gear in the game. Meanwhile LA's framerate chugs constantly, Link moves much more slowly, and for whatever bizarre reason he's limited to 8-way digital movement but you can only use the analogue stick to move him. Link moves fast, with wonderfully freeing 360 degree analogue control, slashing his little sword at turbo speed when you hammer the button, all at a blazing 60FPS. The wall-melding thing was such a great idea, and so well-integrated into the gameplay that it becomes second nature before long. I loved that game and all the cool non-linear, weapon-renting stuff they tried with it. I have such fond memories of playing through ALBW, though. The puzzle design was very basic, the dungeons didn't really pose a challenge until the last two, which were more finicky and irritating than enjoyably challenging. I enjoyed Link's Awakening on Switch well enough, but I just kind of steamrolled through it. The moment I see some inflammatory bait I'm out of here though lolĭude, ALBW by miiiiles. LA literally today lol, so this will be a nice contrast. I just did a quick search to see if someone had done this and I see someone made a thread LTTP vs. And ALBW nails its ending pretty well, in just a bit more solid a way than they could pull off with a faithful Game Boy remake. Link's Awakening is nice and all, but there were a ton of times when I was reminded of some of the more impressive overworld and dungeon setpieces of ALBW while playing, especially when confronted by some of the more basic or tedious sections. I feel like Link's Awakening will probably get the bias here with the more pure nostalgia behind it and the minor backlash toward remixing the Zelda formula post-BotW, but personally I gotta give it to ALBW for being so fresh. It's kind of interesting how similar they feel and both are riffing on the most classic of Zelda games. To be honest I kind of hate Zelda ranking threads but I still want to see this one duked out.
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