Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda

Great little game system to pass the time

This game fit in the palm of my hands...its very small a child only can play it then a grown adult. Just keep that in mind when purchasing this product. The price should be less for this small game

Not worth it unless you are the fan boy. It seems cheaply produced compared to the old ones. Im afraid to let my kids even use it.

Cant compete with switch and PS5. Kids dont use it

If you enjoy the original Legend of Zelda or its 8-bit successors (Zelda 2 and Link’s Awakening in original monochrome) this is a really handy toy to have around when you have time to kill. I recommend getting a little pouch for it, I use one that came with a power bank. The battery lasts ages, the screen is great, and the controls- albeit not perfect- are an excellent fit for the games.

Game & Watch The Legend of Zelda is a treat. Its worth the money. It has extra features such as the Japanese versions of The Legend of Zelda, Zelda II The Adventure of Link, Links Awakening and the game Vermin. In The Legend of Zelda, a boy named Link must explore Hyrule and save Princess Zelda from Gannon(the archvillain with pig-like features). The Legend of Zelda spawned a DIC cartoon that aired every Friday afternoon on TV. Excuse me, Princess! was a catchphrase in the late 1980s. Kids down the street told me that Link and Zelda are going to appear on Captain N The Game Master. Zelda II The Adventure of Link was a very hard video game that I never beat. Clips of it were shown on the ABC TV show 20/20 in 1988. Kids are nuts for Nintendo. Koji Kondos Zelda music is just as good as the video game. Kondo listened to Deep Purples April in school. In the days before the Internet/Wi-Fi Bluetooth, my friends read Nintendo Power magazines and GamePro for game tips. My friend owned Breakthru, a rare Data East video game made in 1986. Game & Watch The Legend of Zelda is another neat toy worth buying up.

as good as expected

This was a little expensive, but well worth the cost in return for the joy it brings my nephew. And I remember all these games, so some day maybe we can both talk about them.

I loved Zelda as a kid, so thought this would be a fun item. It does play the game, but have mainly used it as a handy little clock on the kitchen table.

My son asked for this for his birthday. I was reluctant because he has a Nintendo Switch and few other hand-held video games that are much more modern/advanced. I figured Zelda would be too simplistic for his 21st Century tastes. Nope. Apparently Zelda is still just awesome. He has spent hours and hours playing, still hasnt won, and excitedly tells me about his advances, new instruments/items hes found, etc. Worth every cent I paid to see him so engrossed.