Music: Great Zelda music, same as ALTTP from what I can tell. Link also looks different, arguably better, than he did in ALTTP. The overworld looks great, including designs like ships and houses that weren't in the original. New enemies have been added, which is awesome, the map of Hyrule has been reworked, including new dungeons and a different overworld. Gameplay & Graphics: If you've ever played SNES' 'A Link to the Past,' this a mod of that game. I will start by saying I have not played the originial Parallel Worlds, only seen online videos of it on youtube, so I can not adequately compare the two games. To be basic: It's Parallel Worlds, but now 'beatable' on a cartridge! What more can ya ask for? It takes about two weeks to get the game, and I know some may be turned off on the 50$ price range, but if you're a big Zelda fan, as well as homebrew fan? I say buy it now, it's definitely worth it! Just know, this one 'does' try to go for a more 'darker' tone, but it seems to work out in the end (unless you're not a fan of that idea in a Zelda game). The story's not 'that' bad, though.I've seen far worse. The story isn't anything too special, as Euclid had made a few errors/plotholes in it's structure, and while PuzzleDude 'did' remake the game to be significantly easier, he didn't seem to bother with fixing the small amount of text errors. It's the same Link to the Past gameplay style, but now revamped and remastered in different ways (much like Majora's Mash was).

As for the game itself: The gameplay is what you expect.

Not only did it look mint-fresh, it also felt like I actually purchased the cartridge from a retail store in the 90's, fresh from the box.

When I first got this cartridge, I was absolutely 'stunned' at how professional it had looked.

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