The Legend of Zelda

The radical sequel to The Legend of Zelda transforms the formula with side-scrolling combat, RPG-style leveling, and magic spells. Link ventures through Hyrule to awaken Princess Zelda from an eternal sleep while preventing Ganon's resurrection.

A GBA port of the SNES classic A Link to the Past bundled with the original Four Swords multiplayer adventure. This version includes new features like a color-coded item menu and voice samples for Link.

The final original Zelda title for GBA introduces the magical Minish Cap, allowing Link to shrink to microscopic size. Developed by Capcom's Flagship team, it features kinstone fusion mechanics and vibrant cartoon-style visuals.

The definitive SNES installment that established Zelda's core formula, featuring parallel Light/Dark Worlds, refined puzzle design, and an epic narrative about the Triforce. Revolutionized action-adventure gaming with its non-linear progression and intricate dungeon layouts.

The defining 3D adventure. As Link, travel through time to stop Ganondorf's evil reign, mastering dungeons, the Ocarina's melodies, and the Master Sword's power.

A dark and surreal Zelda adventure set in Termina, where Link must prevent the moon from crashing in 72 hours using time-loop mechanics. Notable for its transformation masks and deep NPC schedules that created an unprecedented living world.

Linked with Oracle of Ages, this Capcom-developed Zelda adventure focuses on action as Link manipulates the seasons to solve puzzles and explore Holodrum. Features password-linked gameplay between both Oracle games.

The puzzle-focused counterpart to Oracle of Seasons, featuring time travel between past and present in Labrynna. Shares password connectivity with Seasons to unlock the complete linked game experience.

Color-enhanced remake of the classic Game Boy adventure featuring new Color Dungeon and photo album side quest. Link explores Koholint Island to awaken the Wind Fish.