The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons
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| Developer(s) | Flagship | ||
| Publisher(s) | Nintendo | ||
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| Genre(s) | Action, Adventure | ||
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The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons is a Legend of Zelda game released on the Game Boy Color alongside The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages. A third game was planned but was canceled.
At the time of release the developers, Flagship and Nintendo were accused by fans of copying the tactics of the Pokémon games by bringing out 2 similar games at the same time to increase profits. Unlike the Pokémon franchise, however, the differences in the two Zelda titles are extremely profound. Oracle of Seasons is more of an action-based game, while Oracle of Ages is more of a puzzle-based game.
Plot
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The Triforce has teleported Link to Holodrum, a troubled land. He meets a travelling troupe of dancers, the leader, Din, actually being the Oracle of Seasons. Suddenly, an armored behemoth named Onox appears and teleports Din away. The seasons in Holodrum change at a moment's notice now, and it is up to Link to find and upgrade the Rod of Seasons and rescue Din.
External links
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- The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons at Zeldapedia
| The Legend of Zelda series | |
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| Console games | Legend of Zelda (NES Classics) • Zelda II (NES Classics) • A Link to the Past • Ocarina of Time (Master Quest) • Majora's Mask • Collector's Edition • The Wind Waker • Four Swords Adventures • Twilight Princess • Link's Crossbow Training • Skyward Sword |
| Handheld games | Links Awakening (DX) • Oracle of Ages/Seasons • A Link to the Past & Four Swords • The Minish Cap • Phantom Hourglass • Spirit Tracks • Ocarina of Time 3D |
| Other games | Zelda (G&W) • The Wand of Gamelon • The Faces of Evil • Zelda's Adventure |