Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda
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A. Hinton
> 3 dayMy son is 14, and a huge Zelda fan. He says he likes how well the game runs despite its size. There are 3 Zelda games, a Zelda-spinoff game, 1 clock feature, and 1 timer feature. You can mute the sound and adjust the volume. You can adjust the brightness level of the screen. You can switch games any time, even mid-play, and go back to where you were later. You can also save your progress when you need to quit. Rechargeable battery doesn’t take long to charge, and gives several hours of playtime. He loves this game.
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Jami Mann
> 3 dayThe order was delivered quickly as promised. My son is thrilled to have this collectors item.
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Jewell Gould
Greater than one weekLoved the idea that my Grandson could have some fun playing in the car trip to see me and back home. Bummer that it quickly broke before he could get to even the first level. Would have loved sturdy buttons that did not break.
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Rene Marquez
> 3 dayExactly what they advertise
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SB
Greater than one weekGrey market item. Not intended to be sold in North America. It was returned.
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Joey
> 3 dayBesides the nice packaging I first noticed the weight of the product. Very light. Fits in pocket. Plenty of games. 4 total. Responsive buttons. Plays and sounds just like the originals (because they are). I opened this one but I plan on buying the Mario edition and keeping that one in the original packaging.
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Crimmas
> 3 dayIf you enjoy the original Legend of Zelda or its 8-bit successors (Zelda 2 and Link’s Awakening in original monochrome) this is a really handy toy to have around when you have time to kill. I recommend getting a little pouch for it, I use one that came with a power bank. The battery lasts ages, the screen is great, and the controls- albeit not perfect- are an excellent fit for the games.
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robert reynolds
Greater than one weekGreat for rlad trips, waiting at the bank or car wash. I have the mario one as well. Me and my kids love them. Great color, sound and rechargeable. Batteries last a long time.
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Oops Spaghet
> 3 dayThis includes: -The Game and Watch -A paper stand. -A short USB Charging cable with no charging block. The device is smaller than I expected. The Stand looks nicer and is sturdier than Id expect for paper/cardstock, but I wish it was metal or plastic. The Device feels a little like the original Nintendo Controller to the hand. The screen looks fantastic. Theres 1 charge port for USB C, and a power button on the side. Once the device is powered, you have a few options: -Clock -Games -Settings. Clock: The clock displays scenes from the original Zelda, with Link (the main character) running around killing enemies. You can use the D pad and a or b button to take control of Link on this screen, which otherwise displays the time. Game: The first 3 8-bit Zelda games are included here, including their Japanese and English release versions ( (a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one). Zelda 2s English and American releases have some interesting difference, and this is a great way to re-experience the game with some different mechanics and graphics. Each game is the original release, so Links Awakening is the monocrome/grey colors, and not like the Gameboy Color or Advance. Each game has 3 save slots, just like the originals. The Japanese/English versions of each game count as different games- so if you save your game in the English version, you cannot restore and resume it in the japanese version of the same game. Theres a Zelda Watch mini game, where you hit moles with a hammer by moving left or right. Finally, there is a timed challenge. You select a stage (determines background and the enemies that spawn), an a duration (1 to 16 minutes). You then play as Link from Zelda 2 and kill as many respawning monsters as possible before time runs out. High score is retained. Settings: The settings adjust sounds or visual settings, or set the clock. Note, each game/screen has its own volume level. I loved this, as I found the ticking sound of the clock to be annoying, and was able to mute it, without having to unmute when I play the games and want to hear the games music. Battery: The battery lasts for several hours of game play, and charges fairly quickly. The problem is, in watch mode, you also get only a few hours. I was hoping to use this as my rooms clock, but it needs to stay on a charger or dies, and the cable it came with isnt really designed for that sort of setup. Final thoughts: Overall, Im super happy with it. It looks better and does more than I expected. I wish there was a low battery use version that could run it as a clock for long term. Pros: 3 original Zeldas, English and Japanese Versions. 2 Mini Games 1 Cool looking clock with a nice looking stand. Options are linked to the clocks or games, so you can adjust them each differently. Cons: Stand is card stock Battery doesnt last long enough for this to be a useful display clock. Charger is very short in length, and has no charge block.
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Rodrigo Justino da Costa
> 3 dayExcellent product, the fastest delivery and it fits perfectly in my collection. Thanks!