Go Zelda On Something In Nintendo Wii's Link's Crossbow Training
Judy Ramsook
December 11, 2008
Whenever I set aside time to play a Legend Of Zelda video game, I look forward to the many challenges that await me in the game. And among a few of those challenges come the finding and using of Link´s small arsenal of weapons.
Among such weapons are: the Boomerang, Bombs, Bombchus, Grappling Hook, (in the SNES Legend of Zelda A Link To The Past it was known as a Hookshot) the Megaton Hammer, (sometimes the Pegasus Boots suffice as a weapon as well) we can´t forget Link´s trusty sword, the Fire Rod, Ice Rod, and of course, the Bow.
And in Nintendo Wii´s Link´s Crossbow Training, as the title of the game suggests, the Bow or Crossbow is (your) Link´s weapon. If you have not played Link´s Crossbow Training, you might want to give it a try.
Playable with the Nintendo Wii Zapper, Link´s Crossbow Training is full of fast paced, aim and fire at the enemy action. In addition, the in game computer keeps a record of your score as you fire away at the target or targets with a timer on the top right screen.
This is no RPG type adventure. But you go from one stage to the next with each of those stages being more challenging than the last. For example, you may have to fire away at individual targets on one level and on another a multitude of enemies who seem to be coming right at you.
Filled with smooth and clear graphics and sound effects to match, (try playing it with the sound turned up, it will make you feel as if you are right in the middle of the action) Link´s Crossbow Training for the Nintendo Wii is a great game.
The Boss battles can be challenging as well. But Boss battles and all, I became fond of playing this title and if you also enjoy a little on screen Bow and Arrow action, Link style, pick up that Nintendo Wii Zapper and go Zelda on some familiar looking enemies from previous Legend Of Zelda games, and watch as you increase your score moving from one stage to the next on Link´s Crossbow Training.
Rated T For Teen For Animated Violence (Especially In Those Boss Battles Scenes.)
Among such weapons are: the Boomerang, Bombs, Bombchus, Grappling Hook, (in the SNES Legend of Zelda A Link To The Past it was known as a Hookshot) the Megaton Hammer, (sometimes the Pegasus Boots suffice as a weapon as well) we can´t forget Link´s trusty sword, the Fire Rod, Ice Rod, and of course, the Bow.
And in Nintendo Wii´s Link´s Crossbow Training, as the title of the game suggests, the Bow or Crossbow is (your) Link´s weapon. If you have not played Link´s Crossbow Training, you might want to give it a try.
Playable with the Nintendo Wii Zapper, Link´s Crossbow Training is full of fast paced, aim and fire at the enemy action. In addition, the in game computer keeps a record of your score as you fire away at the target or targets with a timer on the top right screen.
This is no RPG type adventure. But you go from one stage to the next with each of those stages being more challenging than the last. For example, you may have to fire away at individual targets on one level and on another a multitude of enemies who seem to be coming right at you.
Filled with smooth and clear graphics and sound effects to match, (try playing it with the sound turned up, it will make you feel as if you are right in the middle of the action) Link´s Crossbow Training for the Nintendo Wii is a great game.
The Boss battles can be challenging as well. But Boss battles and all, I became fond of playing this title and if you also enjoy a little on screen Bow and Arrow action, Link style, pick up that Nintendo Wii Zapper and go Zelda on some familiar looking enemies from previous Legend Of Zelda games, and watch as you increase your score moving from one stage to the next on Link´s Crossbow Training.
Rated T For Teen For Animated Violence (Especially In Those Boss Battles Scenes.)