The Legend of Zelda: A Link
Between Worlds Review
By: Brad VanCleave
I know I’m almost a year late on
reviewing this game. But it has left
such an impression on me that I have no choice but to give my final thoughts on
the game.
While I have
a few nitpicky things about A Link Between Worlds (ALBW from this point out…
It’s a lot to type over and over again don’t judge!!!) these little annoyances pale in comparison to what ALBW has to offer.
To start
things off, the game is full of nostalgia, which is for the most part, a good
thing. The game takes place in the same
world that the events from A Link to the Past (ALTTP, last one I promise) took
place in. Dungeons are even located in
the same areas so that even more nostalgia is poured on. Don’t let me fool you; there is still plenty
of new content to make this Hyrule feel fresh and distinct. The nostalgia does a great job of bringing
back the glorious memories (for me they were) that came from ALTTP. The graphics are even designed to …