Hyrule Warriors: Legends - Nintendo 3DS

Perfect for some Hyrule Warriors action on the go! I had the game on Wii U and I love it even more on the 3DS. Its really some action-packed that doesnt need much strategic thinking so its ideal during travelling. The feature I like on the 3DS is the ability to just save your progress anywhere on the battlefield and you will be return to the last checkpoint after loading.

For those of you who think this game should be exclusively for the new Nintendo 3DS, I have something to say: I disagree completely. Ive been playing it on my orriiiggiiinnaaall 3DS and it is a blast & a slice, if you know what I mean. After only having it for a little over a week, I had already sunk (Im not sure how many) hours into playing it. As a matter of fact, I almost couldnt stop playing. Hyrule Warriors: Legends is absolutely, perfectly fine to be played on the original 3DS. The only thing Ive noticed that seems to be lacking is being able to play it in 3D (and yes, I did notice that it said on the back of the game box that 3D gameplay is only available for the new Nintendo 3DS/new Nintendo 3DS XL), which is fine by me because playing these games in 3D can be disorienting for your eyes anyway. Hyrule Warriors: Legends is quite possibly the most addictive handheld video game Ive ever played.

i love playing this game and its in great condition one of my top 5 games so what if the fps is bad at least its on the 3DS and its not a game only for the wii U.

Another great Legends of Zelda game

Even on a New Nintendo 3DS XL with 3D turned off, this game does not run very well, which makes the basic gameplay unfun. Theres a ton of content here, but without fun in the basic gameplay, I had no desire to do any of it. I just slogged through the main campaign to say I did it, and then shelved it. And the plot of the main campaign is uninteresting and filled with poorly-written, occasionally-annoying dialogue. The one (two?) character(s) they added to hold the plot together and tie characters across Zelda games together was the worst. It adds nothing to Zelda lore or characterization. If you want a zelda-themed hack and slash game, just go with the Wii u version. It has less content, but at least its fun. Also, I think its the only version with 2-player co-op. And if you want a good story, look elsewhere completely.

The game work just fine. but did not like the case that it came in I wish it came in its original case. but the product still pretty good.

It is a dynasty warriors game through and through. Solid 7.5 the gameplay is good. Not plot heavy at all but interesting combat and mini puzzles keep it interesting for a good amount of time.

This was on a list of items our teenage Granddaughter had hoped to get for either her birthday or Christmas last year. We purchased it for her birthday and all I can really say about it is that just about every time we went to visit over the past 9 months she was playing this - so it was money well spent!

This is a wonderful game. Its a battle game with a slightly altered version of the Zelda storyline. Graphics are beautiful and sound is great. Its a warriors game so you basically will be fighting hundreds of thousands of enemies in giant battles. My only complaint so far is that the bosses you encounter dont tend to tell you the technique to fight them. You can go online and look it up....or just trial and error it. But other then that its a very fun game.

So much fun to play, even after having played it on Wii U. I really like the side story with Linkle, it adds some nice, new content for those of us who have played before. Graphics are great, and I notice no lag while playing on my New 3ds. Theres still so much to play, too!