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Test Chamber – The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD
Grand Theft Auto V isn't the only big release of the week. Today welcomes Rovio's Angry Birds Star Wars II on mobile platforms, and Nintendo's HD re-release of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker on Wii U. This gorgeous version is only available for download at the moment, but is slated to hit retail shelves on October 4.
Dan Ryckert joined me for a comprehensive look at Wind Waker's first dungeon. We marvel at the visuals, and talk about how great Link's GameCube debut was – all while breaking the spacetime continuum (you'll see why in this Saturday's Replay). Dan thought he could complete this dungeon in no time flat, but his inability to kill centipedes quickly resulted in an extra-long episode. All apologies for not showing off the sailing segments.
Be sure sure to heah here to read our review of Wind Waker's HD return.
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