A great game for those who are Zelda fans or if your not into Pokemon games at all.

User Rating: 9 | The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap GBA
By benleslie5 | Review Date:
Before Phantom Hourglass came out for DS just last year some people may or may not remember playing The Minish Cap which was on GBA a few years ago. Main story was about a kingdom called Kingdom of Hyrule every 100 years, the small Picori come to visit the kingdom that they once saved from darkness. But this year, the terrible Vaati who is the main villian in the game cast a spell on Princess Zelda into stone and ruins everything esle. To save his childhood friend, Link must unite with a strange talking hat called Ezlo who helps him on his quest, shrinking himself to the size of a Picori and expole a world where the smallest puddle becomesa terrible place or a tiny house-mushroom real small.

Gameplay pretty simple you got A and B for your weapons, and the R to cancel or dodge against enimies. Clever thing about the game you get expole almost anywhere when you are in Picori size, where your a tiny person to solve puzzles or talk to other Picori people. Also there are these glowing floor mats on the ground which are puzzles as well where you have to create a clone of your self in order to move a big rock thats blocking your path or helps you take out bosses easier then doing them the hard way.

Very cartoony graphics which look great for a GBA game close to Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories graphcis or Sonic Advance series. Sounding your mostly hearing the same music but differnt music orver and over on each area of the game if your in a swamp area or in someones house or in a forest.

Very enjoyable game for those who are Zelda fans or looking for something to play, if your not a Pokemon fan you'll enjoy this game. It should take you about at leat 20 hours or more if your looking for everything in thegame such as hearts, money or shells and there are mini games as well which will help you pass the time.

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