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Test Chamber – Hyrule Warriors' Majora's Mask DLC
Just in time for the release of Majora's Mask 3D on Friday, a new batch of Hyrule Warriors DLC adds Tingle and child Link from the Ocarina of Time sequel as playable fighters.
Join myself, Ben Reeves, and Wade Wojcik as we take a perhaps too brief look at the new Termina adventure map (we weren't leveled high enough to make any progress), and take on some moblins as child Link (with the Fierce Deity mask) and Tingle. The DLC also includes new costumes for Impa, Lana, and Zelda, which we unfortunately weren't bale to show in the Test Chamber video (except for Impa), but you can see what they look like in the image below.
For our review of Hyrule Warriors head here. For our review of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D, head here. In this episode of Test Chamber I mention a DS game called Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland, which never came to North America, but we did play it on an episode of Replay, which you can find here.
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