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Zeldamastery: Zelda 8  Miyamoto also continues his pattern of releasing two games per system by having Nintendo sell Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons as a single unit that works together. When a player beats one of the games, he/she receives a code that enables them to unlock the next game. These games were originally created in the same way as Ocarina of Time: to get the public enthused to buy a system because of a certain game. The Oracle games were created as a transition between Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance. Link returns to his child self to battle a new world of evil, with the inclusion of some classic characters as Impa and Guru-guru, made famous in the N64 games. | |
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Name: The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons Platform: Game Boy Color Players: 1 Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo Release Dates: Japan: February 27, 2001 U.S.: May 1, 2001 | |||||
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