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Test Chamber – The Legend Of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes
Tri Force Heroes marks Zelda's return to a multiplayer focus, and we gathered three players to try out the cooperative play.
Join myself, Wade Wojcik, and intern Marcus Stewart as we argue over the Zelda timeline (more on that here), compete over the bow and arrow, yell about Deku Scrubs, and generally work together as a team when the mood strikes us.
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is out today for 3DS and you can head here to read our full review.
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