Customer Ratings & Reviews

got this for mv grandson and he is enjoying very much.

This game takes the best of old school Zelda and combines it with great graphics. The puzzles are ridiculous because Link cam change from the 3D world to a 2D world. Very imaginative, great game.

When I first started the game, I was very bummed out that the game kept telling me where to go. But shortly after, that stopped and it started to feel like a Zelda game again. The story has A LOT of funny scenes.

Great game! Zelda is a classic and always will be.

The glass cover is great. Looks good and cleans easy

Great game for killing time now that the excitement of Pokemon is all gone. Love the story line, the graphics were pretty nice. It's nice to be able to play link all over again. Bringing my childhood back to life =]

This game is a great remake of a classic. In 3D!!!!

One of the best Zelda games I have ever played on hand. Great story line and very exciting to encounter new adventures with this game. Every Zelda fan must get this game, you won't be disappointed.

I was surprised at the emotional depth of this game

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds for the Nintendo 3DS is a great game with 3d graphics and great puzzles that keep you entertained for hours. I highly recommend for any Zelda fans.

I got a 3DS and of course I had to get this game because it was the newest one coming out and there was a pretty huge hype over it. I've never played a Zelda game before but everyone online said you can just jump into this game no problem but I think the game gets kind of confusing sometimes, and what they want you to do for a specific mission isn't explained very well.. But the warping and gameplay is pretty cool! Just gotta stick it out and figure it all out.

I bought this for my son. I play it as much or more than he does. I guess I need to buy my own 3DS at this point. Graphics are good, gameplay is fun. There are tons of reviews out there. enjoy the game.

Upon playing this it reminded me of playing A Link to the Past back on the SNES. Since that is my favorite Zelda game of all time, A Link Between Worlds already intrigued me at the start.

Awesome throw back to the old days of 1992. Good story line. But the game is for a hand held device it's shorter story line was a little bit of a disappointment. But all in all it was a awesome game.

Bought for myself and wife and we both couldn't put it down. A must got any Zelda fan and or 3DS owner. Puzzles are difficult but fun, graphics and audio are great. Already on my second play thru.

This game is very worthy successor to A Link To The Past with deep gameplay, rich inventiveness and fantastic musical underscore. It provides a familiar yet fresh experience to the Zelda series.

In my sons words: Puzzling, challenging, and entertaining. You have to read a lot in the game. I think it should get 6 stars just for making them read in the game.

This is a great adaptation to the original "LTTP". Awesome gameplay. Challenging puzzles. By far my favorite Zelda game in the handheld realm.

I'm a huge fan of handheld Legend of Zelda games (Link's Awakening and the Oracle games especially), so when I picked up A Link Between Worlds I figured I'd get a sequel in the same vein. By and large this is a Legend of Zelda game, but I'm not a huge fan of the "rent your tools" aspect that they introduced here. The game intends for you to re-rent items whenever you die, and dungeons are structured in such a way that there are sometimes a couple of ways to pass through a room. Since you might not be able to afford a particular item by the time you reach a dungeon, dungeons also contain temporary versions of items to prevent you from getting stuck midway (i.e. if you don't have bombs in an area that requires them to continue, then there'll be a small respawning monster that you can hit with your sword to turn it into a lit bomb. You can manipulate it just like a bomb you laid down yourself). Since I went for a no-death run, I picked up all the items at the outset and basically had access to the entire world from the start. This took a lot of the wind out of my sails because I'm a fan of the old formula. There's a sense of accomplishment that comes from accessing a new area of the map because of a new item you picked up in a dungeon. That sense of accomplishment disappears, though, when accessing a new item is as simple as going into your inventory and equipping it. Aside from that, the gameplay is otherwise solid, the visuals are amazing (especially with 3D turned all the way up), and the music is wonderfully orchestral. Despite my complaint above, I'd recommend this game to anyone who's a fan of the series.

If you loved the game boy originals, you'll love this one. The 3D is perfect and you won't be able to give your family all the attention they need until you beat the game.