Many of the traditional Zelda items are present, such as bombs and the bow and arrow, as well as new items, such as a rod which controls statues and a bizarre spinning top-like weapon. The gameplay in Twilight Princess is essentially identical to that in other recent 3D Zelda games, as the player navigates a series of complex, puzzle-oriented dungeons to acquire new weapons and abilities, and track down the ultimate source of evil threatening Hyrule. Gameplay Wolf Link and Midna fight Shadow Beasts in an early screenshot. Link and Midna must work together, both in the Twilight Realm and in Hyrule, in order to save the land from eternal darkness. Luckily, a strange imp named Midna - who lives in the strange shadow world the dark creatures come from - frees him and tells him that her people are called the Twili, and they are being unwillingly led by their evil king, Zant, who wants to merge Link's world of Hyrule with their alternate dimension, called the Twilight Realm, into one land that only he would control. As Link tries to save them, he is pulled into a wall of black energy, where he is magically transformed into a wolf and locked in prison.
After a few introductory escapades, including rescuing a lost child from a nearby dungeon, the adventure really begins when mysterious creatures come out of the darkness and kidnap the town's children. The game begins with the latest incarnation of Link living in a small town called Ordon Village. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess sold very well, with the Wii version moving 4.52 million copies and the GameCube version selling 1.32 million. This went as far as internally referring to the game as "Wind Waker 2," but this was changed later in its development the original storyline, which picked up shortly after The Wind Waker ended, was later used for the Nintendo DS title The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, an enhanced HD remaster with new content and some gameplay changes was released in March 2016 for Wii U.ĭuring its initial development, it was intended to be a direct sequel to the previous GameCube Zelda title, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The game was eventually released in North America on Novemfor the Wii and Decemon the GameCube. Ultimately, the GameCube version was strategically delayed a few weeks, all advertising directly referenced the Wii version, and far fewer copies of the GameCube version were produced. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, developed by Nintendo EAD Group 3, was planned to be the GameCube's last big title but late in development, it was ported to the then upcoming Wii console as a launch title.
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