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Link’s Crossbow Training game Confirmed by Nintendo. September 11, 2007

Filed under: Exclusive, News — Max @ 12:11 am

1163389131 mid Link’s Crossbow Training game Confirmed by Nintendo.

A new Zelda game?(well kinda), and for just $19.99 with the Wii Zapper, gamers will be able to play as Link who will go through “a series of tests to perfect his crossbow marksmanship” according to Nintendo. The game will start off with bull’s-eyes and move to face off against moving targets and defending against “all kind of enemies”. Could we see a story mode as well in the likes of Dragon Quest Swords ?

Medal of Honor Heroes, Resident Evil UE and Ghost Squad have all been confirmed as Wii Zapper compatible titles.

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  • kevbo
    I think this is a perfect idea...
    Duck Hunt deserves its own release and not just a pack-in game.
    They already have a nice Zelda engine done so they just created some side games to learn the zapper...
  • Taylor
    Watch your language! And I dont remember minigames in Oot or mm. Do you mean shooting gallery?

    Btw, there was a ton of minigames in TP. Fishing, rollgoal, snowboarding, etc.
  • kpit
    wow thats sound like a good idea, to bad they didnt put an fucken mini games in zelda TP. like in the othere two n64 zeldas
  • Resident Evil UE or UC?
    A few people are bummed about this product, but good number can't wait to try it out. With a price of $19.99, can't be that bad.
    It's a definate buy for me. \:D/

    And it's coming out November 19th, Be Aware!

    // Roth
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