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Zelda parallel worlds

série:	SNES
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éditeur:	Super Nintendo
genre:	Game RPG/Action
classement:	Box TV3
format:	cartridge only
état:	TBE
valeur:	30 €
critère:	**
remarques:	the legend of Zelda Parallel Worlds (SNES) is a very difficult hack of the legend of Zelda a Link to the Past, it was made by Euclid & SePH, the game boasts a brand new overworld, completely revamped dungeons and enticingly difficult puzzles, espc. the battles at the beginning are very very hard but also through the complete game, although the passages are not impossibly difficult, contrary to goddess of wisdom where some passages are extremely hard there are three versions of the game: 1.0, 1.1 (or 1.23) and 2.0; one should use at least only version 1.1 because 1.0 is full of blogs and you have to manipulate the game to continue the walkthrough without problem first save no 1 and then save no 2, then continue with no 2, copy no 2 on no 1, but walk abit with no 1, otherwise it will not be saved, the best is then to continue with no 2 and when this number is deleted for one reason or the other (version 1.0), you may restart again with no 1 and copy it on no 2 then continue with no 2 and so on it's abit akward, isn't it? the best to start with is to use Game Genie AE6E DF2A infinite energy there are two blogs in this game first: if you get the blue boomerang in the guardhouse section, you will not be able to get the red one later second: there is a trick with the first and second mushroom, it is abit complicate, but if you do not get the second mushroom, the final fight will be much harder (see info in respect of the mushroom) 1/ beginning of the game - get the heart in the church - then go to the guardhouse through a difficult passage with pits and fire balls, then you arrive at the entry of the guardhouse - the guardhouse is abit complicate and hard, you have first to go and return often, until you find the sword and the shield, then again go and return to find the girl and find the exit (do not take the blue shield) note 1: contrary to Link to the Past, there are in this game no dungeons' maps note 2: you must have six small keys to enter the Parallel Tower (3 in the First world, 3 in the Icy world >> do not miss them note 3: you need in each stage the big chest and the big door keys and one tablet 2/ now you are in the First (Light)world - get the flippers at Zora's scale - meet Sharashala, you have to find three bracelets but first get the cane of Byrna in the lost forest (secret meadow), you get also a second bottle and a small key for the Parallel Tower, then go to a) Nayru's bay b) Din's Cavern and c) Farore's isles bring them to Sharashala, now you can enter the Icy world 3/ Dark (Icy) world - get in Kararuki village the arc and the chicken of legend, there are seven stages to get 7 jewels: a) Impay's ways b) Darunia's Cavern c) Saria's gardens d) Ruto's Fortress e) Rauru's Ruins f) Nabooru’s Hole g) Sheik's hideout 4/ the Parallel Tower - with the 6 small keys, the 7 tablets and the seven jewels, you can now enter the Parallel Tower - you have at least to climb twice the Parallel Tower - at the end you should have again 20 hearts then you can fight the king Draegor (abit similar to Gannon in Link to the Past) >> quite interesting but the game needs a lot of time and work, even with Game Genie Information If you want Bombos, which again has an added bonus, don't get the Magic Powder after you lose it the first time, one can also miss Bombos by not “using” the Magic Powder, and thus emptying the slot, before opening the chest containing the second mushroom in the "optional hard puzzle" in the Parallel Tower (only accessible in the first World) or the other, if you obtained the one in the Tower first, the game itself warns you not to open the chest without that slot empty, if you open the chest without the slot empty, you will get rupees and lose the Mushroom and Bombos forever However, if you have simply not “used” the Magic Powder yet, you may do so and return to get the Mushroom (but the whole thing is difficult to understand!)
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