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New The Legend Of Zelda: Spirit Tracks Multiplayer Screens
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is still set for a December 7th release, but Link’s train romping single-player isn’t the only reason to look forward to his newest handheld adventure. Fans of the GameCube release, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures, should be sure to check out Spirit Track’s multiplayer mode.
Similar to Four Swords, Spirit Tracks will let up to four players move around within a dungeon and solve puzzles as they hide from Phantoms. This time around, however, Nintendo has tuned the game to be a little more competitive, and players will be racing each other through the mazes as they collect Power Gems.
Unfortunately this mode will be local-only, but we imagine more than a few people will get a kick out of stealing gems from their friends just before the clock ticks down to zero. Check out the newest batch of screens below.
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