The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Multi-language)

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

The most beloved hero returns in his most anticipated adventure. The wait is over.

Since the launch of the previous home console, Nintendo GameCube, players have been anxiously awaiting an adventure with a mature graphic style worthy of the elf most beloved by all gamers: Link, the protagonist of “The Legend of Zelda” series. Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the series, gave his word that such a game would exist one day. In 2006, the dream of many players will finally come true and the game will be released with stunning graphics, gameplay like never seen before, and a captivating story. But this time, it will do so twice over, with a version for Nintendo GameCube and another for Wii, thus becoming the first title in the series to accompany the launch of a console.

“The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess” takes players on a long and profound adventure that takes place in the land known as Hyrule. When an evil force seizes the lands of Hyrule, the young farmhand Link is forced to awaken the hero—and the animal—within him. Once Link penetrates the world of shadows, he transforms into a wolf and must traverse the environments with the help of a mysterious girl named Midna.

The power of the Wii console allows for enjoying wonderful graphics with the widescreen (16:9) option, and thanks to the Wii Remote, we can aim with pinpoint precision. The Wii Remote is used, along with the Nunchuk accessory, to perform a huge variety of activities, including fishing or using weapons, such as the bow, the boomerang, or stunning sword attacks. Players engage in battles against colossal creatures armed with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, which serve as their sword and shield, to try to defeat a host of terrible enemies that will leave them breathless.


General Information:

- The Zelda game most anticipated by all players
- First game in the Zelda series to accompany the launch of a console
- Embark on an adventure through the lands of Hyrule accompanied by the horse Epona
- Contains 9 different dungeons and various side quests, providing around 40 hours of gameplay
- Epic story accompanied by high-quality cinematic sequences that will thrill both young and adult players
- Control Link in his human and animal forms through the vast worlds of twilight
- Also available for Nintendo GameCube
- The Wii version takes full advantage of the features of the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk accessory, fully immersing the player in the game