Zelda Four Swords Adventures - Gamecube Game (Retro Fam)

The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords showed up on time and it was in great shape. Not a single scratch on it. I've played and won game and it was flawless. The price was great too ;-).

Couldn't really do the whole four player mode because the link cables would have been too expensive. As a Zelda game it's good better than Wind Waker and Triforce Heroes but it's nothing compared to Breath of the Wild, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask or Twilight Princess. It was kind of a comfy middle ground. It was very guided but still confusing at times but it experimented with the idea of multiplayer Zelda and pulled it off well.

we love zelda, any game will do, we continue to play it even after beating the game

The game is in perfect state, the only problem is the box, I want the original box too, but except this the game is in perfect state

Zelda Four Swords is extremely similar to SNES' "A Link to the Past"; only with a linear, unexplorable world map. If you enjoyed that game or some of the other old school Zelda titles, this will be VERY fun for you.To put it bluntly, you will want friends. In this game, you can only carry one item at a time. It's a good idea to tell your friends to grab items you think you'll need down the road to solve puzzles. This is the sole reason why the game feels easier the more people there are to help you... you spend less time backtracking to swap items.The game is presented in stages, so if you are looking for a Zelda game with a huge, freely explorable world, or if you just like to play alone, you'll have problems with this one. As for replay value, once you beat the stages there is little else you can do. The battle mini-games are fun, but do not last long. However, Four Swords is an enjoyable game with great music, and will remind you of the SNES Zelda.