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Love this title, and while I enjoy the SNES version of A Link to the Past, the Gameboy Advance version is portable. Playing on my Gameboy Player for Gamecube the game scales perfectly to a large television, and the only thing that will keep you from believing its the SNES version is the zoom of the camera being further in on the GBA port. A classic story that goes great with Links Awakening DX, as well as Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons. If you have yet to play A Link to the Past, this is a great way to experience it; considering a stock Gameboy Advance is in the $20-$30 range now. I was very happy mine came with the manual. I got a good deal on my copy, and it did turn out to be a legit copy. However, you should know before purchasing that this is one of the more bootlegged games so if the price seems too good to be true and you are looking for a legit copy be weary.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I Bought this game a few days ago, absalutly love it. PROS: cool graphics, great features, and very fun to play. lots of gameplay as well. if you die you don't have to start over, just from the last saved spot or beginning of dungeon. CONS: it's a little difficult, hard to avoid getting hit and losing life,you loose life fast, easy to die, takes some getting used to the menu and switching equipped items (like bombs, arrows, boomerang, etc.) i tryed the four swords part once, it was cool, but not as fun for me as the main game, and you have to have other people to play with to use four swords. Overall, i would highly recommend this great game to anyone who likes the zelda series, and to anyone who likes zelda-like rpg's. A great addition to your GBA library, and zelda series.
The original SNES version kept us entertained for weeks and months, and the GBA port of "A Link to the Past" is a must, not only for nostalgia but because it is an excellent game, with good music, interesting dungeons, challenging puzzles and creative design. My only gripe with it is the addition of some voice clips, supposedly from the N64 game "Ocarina of Time" (also in the Zelda series), which can be somewhat annoying... think "HUUUAH" and "HUUUMPF" every 10 seconds, capable of driving any parent crazy. (-: I have not tried Four Swords, as it requires multiple cartridges, several Game Boy Advances and linking cables, whereas I only have one cartridge and a Nintendo DS. I should also mention that I bought an American release, and played it on a European DS Lite. Works like a charm with no problems whatsoever!Read full review
A Link to the Past is an amazing game and definitely one of the defining titles of its series and the genre as a whole. This Gameboy Advance port is the one I personally played the most when I was younger, so it was super fun to be able to get the same game today. Despite its age, the cartidge I recieved was in near-perfect condition and (as far as I can tell) is a genuine copy.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I've been a Zelda fan for sometime and this game is definitely a must have for everyone. It's super fun and the graphics are very cool. You can enjoy the best of it if playing with the GB SP 101. I totally recommend this game to any Game Boy and/or Zelda fan and to anyone who wants to spend a great time entertained with a fantastic game.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
