It doesn't tell you, "head north and look for the first dungeon!" You are free to wander, to encounter enemies you have no chance of beating, places and items you can't reach and experience the controls and rules of the world for yourself, on your own time, in your own way.
A chirpy Nintendo employee with a multi-coloured mohawk ushers me, my mate, and a wheelchair-bound stranger through the first dungeon on The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes.
A chirpy Nintendo employee with a multi-colored mohawk ushers me, my mate, and a wheelchair-bound stranger through the first dungeon on The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes.
Making our way cautiously but clumsily through the first dungeon, pushing blocks, smashing rocks, and bundling on top of each other by "totemming", one of the game's most charming and essential features, we eventually go head to berserk head with a spiky spinning top boss.
Making our way cautiously but clumsily through the first dungeon, pushing blocks, smashing rocks, and bundling on top of each other by "totemming," one of the game's most charming and essential features, we eventually go head to head with a spiky spinning top boss.
Beat the first dungeon, the Eastern Palace.
