> [!game] *The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures*
> ![[The Legend of Zelda - Four Swords Adventures Box Art - Front.jpg]]
> > [!art]- Back of Box
> > ![[The Legend of Zelda - Four Swords Adventures Box Art - Back.jpg]]
>
> Developer: Nintendo EAD
> Publisher: Nintendo
> Platform: GameCube
> Release: June 7, 2004
[User Manual](https://www.raurusreturn.net/downloads/manuals/four-swords-adventures/fsa-us.pdf)
# Summary
A big-screen, multiplayer iteration of *Zelda* from that Toon Link era. It's fusion of GameCube and Game Boy Advance hardware/functionality make it an expensive game to get every together to play—today and back then. I admire the idea.
# Acquisition
I traded a copy of *Phantasy Star Online* for the GameCube and a little bit of cash for this one. I don't remember how I ended up with PSO, but I have never even tried the series, so that was an easy trade for me, especially on my quest to have all the GameCube *Zelda* titles.
# Memories
I have none, but I would very much like to link up four Game Boy Advances consoles (or four GameCubes with GB Players attached 👀) and give this one a go with friends.
# Related Posts
- [[A Guide on How To Find and Buy Retro Video Games]]
- [[BoxBoy and BoxGirl Review — Learning From Nintendo's Best]]
- [[The Game Boy Advance Turns 20]]
- [[The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past and Four Swords]]
- [[The Legend of Zelda - The Minish Cap]]
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