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A Link to the Past

A Link to The Past

Started by TSDA · 30 Aug 2009 · 6 replies

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A Link to The Past

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Released in April 1992, A Link to the Past was the third game in the Zelda series and the only one to be made for Super Nintendo. Link goes on a quest that spans two worlds in an effort to restore the seal of the 7 wise men, recently broken by the mysterious wizard Agahnim. The game was re-released for GBA in December 2002, featuring faster text scrolling, Link screaming, a redone Ice Palace puzzle, and a link with the included game, "The Four Swords".

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Last edited 07 Sep 2009, 17:23 by TSDA.

Re: A Link to The Past

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I found a glitch on the GBA version in which you throw either boomerand, then run with pegasus boots away from it, it won't come back to you and will keep going across the screen, deleting some parts of the terrain (like parts of fences or decorative pots (the ones you can't pick up). Doubt I found it first but w/e.

Re: A Link to The Past

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HUGE FIND (at least, i think)
Tompa wrote

There are other ways you can do that, without using the swimming glitch. Greenalink has done it a long time ago.
But that method was new to me at least, if I'm not having a bad memory.
Ok... Do like I haven't said anything ...

I found this three years ago, but never talk of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcpL-NmN3Uw


Follow the direction in my vid, and you'll get a "weird/corrupt" game file (999death count and a dark Link with the red shield)
The entire game is modified. I found a lot of things like you can get in a mid-world (beetween dark and light). There's so much to discover here! (finally not so much)

Last edited 22 Oct 2009, 20:38 by Majora MIM.

Re: A Link to The Past

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There are other ways you can do that, without using the swimming glitch. Greenalink has done it a long time ago.
But that method was new to me at least, if I'm not having a bad memory.
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