Though Link fulfilled the Hyrulian prophecy of the legendary Hero and destroyed Ganon, the people of Hyrule were still apprehensive. They feared the dangers that could arise from Ganon's ashes. Ever vigilant, Link left on a journey of enlightenment, in search of wisdom that would help him better able to withstand the next threat to his homeland. After months of difficult, but fruitful, travel, Link was returning home to Hyrule. However, a sqall suddenly struck his ship. Link valiantly fought the waves, but a lighting bolt reduced his ship to splinters. Link drifted with the wreckage of his ship, and awoke in the care of... Zelda? No, Link discovered, he was on Koholint Island in the care of woman named Marin. In the distance, on Koholint's central mountain, loomed a gigantic egg. You begin the game as Link wakes up in Marin's house. During the course of his adventure, Link learns from a mysterious owl that in order to get off the island he must recover eight Sirens' Instruments, in order to awaken the Wind Fish sleeping in the giant egg. this is how the premiss of the story. Even though this game is old and grapichs are clearly dated and sound is well not fit for todays standars, it just is a fantastic game, as soon as you set foot on the little island of koholint, you feel the game pulling you in and you cant help but to get sweept away by its share intensity.. BUY IT
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