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The Legend of Zelda: Seeds of Darkness is an all-action RPG adventure game based on the widely popular Nintendo Zelda game franchise. Set in Hyrule (an expansive, forest-laden fantasy world filled with mysterious creatures and magical beings), you play the role of Link, a sword-wielding, elf-like humanoid. Using a large bomb that is attached to him, Link has to save Hyrule by destroying the three ‘Seeds of Darkness’ that are spreading badness throughout the land.

This epic online flash role-playing activity contains all the elements of classic Zelda gameplay. You have to defeat enemies with slick sword fighting skills, explore the vast forests of Hyrule, find hidden objects, and try to outwit the forces of evil that are trying to hunt Link down. Quick reactions and fast fingers are very important here, along with an inquisitive mind, as there are many secrets to uncover on this noble quest. Are you ready to immerse yourself in the action, and create a new chapter in the wonderful Legend of Zelda? Good luck!

How to Play: The forest of Hyrule has come under the influence of the three ‘Seeds of Darkness’ – the ‘Source of Sadness’, the ‘Bearer of Jealousy’, and the ‘Creator of Anger’. To return the world to its former glory, Link has to destroy these seeds, and restore normality to the great forest. Use the Arrow Keys on your computer keyboard to maneuver Link around the forest. Press the A Key to wield your sword, and the S Key to block enemy attacks. Hit the Return / Enter Key to pause the game at any stage.

Explore the forest, eliminating enemies along the way using the sword slash move. Link loses a Heart from his Health Bar each time he comes into contact with one of the bad guys. Keep an eye on your Health Bar along the top of the game screen. Link has a bomb magically attached to him once he enters the forest. This bomb automatically follows Link around in every direction. Link can only enter a new area of the forest if the bomb is right next to him, so you might have to wait for the bomb to catch up in some instances. While you won’t need to use the bomb until you find the Seeds of Darkness, it can be set off if it receives too many hits from your enemies – so be careful. Once you find the three Seeds of Darkness (and they are really hard to find), you don’t need to press any buttons – just let the bomb do the work for you!

Note: Many first time Zelda gamers think that the main character is named ‘Zelda’, but this is a popular misconception. Link has always been the main protagonist of the series. Indeed, 'Princess Zelda' often turns up to aid Link in his quests, but he is on his own here!

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Hideki Kamiya consistently directs games that I absolutely love: Viewtiful Joe, Okami, Bayonetta, etc. They are all inventive, deep games that positively revel in being video games. Instead of trying to hide their gamey-ness and present themselves as an “experience,” Kamiya’s games keep it up front and center, with visible high scores and level breaks. The Wonderful 101 is no different. It is a capital V video game. And it is amazing.

The Wonderful 101 is unique. There really aren’t any games that play like, though many of its individual elements can be found elsewhere. However, the combination of those elements is refreshingly original. Many of those elements come from previous Clover Studio/PlatinumGames games. Aesthetically, it looks a lot like Viewtiful Joe. It is mining that same Power Rangers/Super Sentai look, with lots of brightly colored heroes and gross alien monster villains. Like Joe, W101 has a ton of great characters and the story doesn’t take itself too seriously. W101’s cast is more expansive, from the serious, verbose Wonder-Red to the idiot surfer dude Wonder-Blue to the pop-star Dracula Wonder-Pink. Not all of the titular 101 are fleshed out characters, but a good dozen are. The story is a great winking Saturday Morning Cartoon. The stakes of the fight between the heroes and the alien invaders starts ridiculous and rises from there.

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The game plays like a mix of Bayonetta and Okami. The general mechanics of combat are much like this teams previous action games. It features small, discrete fights and a flexible deep combat system based on switching weapons to maintain combos. It is fundamentally similar to Devil May Cry and Bayonetta. The wrinkle added to this system are the unite morphs, where the heroes team up to make giant weapons. Making these morphs is not unlike the brush powers of Okami. If you want a sword, draw a straight line, if you want a fist draw a circle, etc. While the action slows while you are drawing, trying to draw while continuing to fight makes for some tense combat. It is not an entirely intuitive system and the game’s biggest flaw is how awkwardly it eases players into a mostly new experience. Still, once it clicks there is nothing like it.

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Where the Wonderful 101 shines is in how it keeps things moving. One minute you are exploring a lost city in the jungle, the next you are piloting a giant robot and having a Punch-Out!! style fight inside an erupting volcano and then you are shrinking down to fight viruses inside the body of your rival and then you are being aided by an even more giant robot to fight and entire armada of aliens in a shooter level. It never stops giving you something new to do. All the craziness would be distracting if the base game wasn’t so excellent. It all just meshes together so perfectly. The Wonderful 101 is at its heart a celebration of video games. Going over all the references to other games, but from Kamiya and Nintendo’s game could be a series of posts in itself. Some are little gameplay bits, like the Punch-Out!! fight, some are names, like the Lost Kingdom of Lowrule, but it adds something special to the game

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The Wonderful 101 is the best game of the year so far and one of my favorite games, ever. From the look to the gameplay to how much it just loves being a video game, it seems made just for me. If you even remotely like video games, you owe it to yourself to buy this game.