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This is the Shrek 2 of videogames, despite coming out simultaneously with the previous installment. It really did something that no other game in the series was willing too, which is exploring a new side of Zelda, that being her homicidal maniac tendencies. This is the only Zelda game where you actually play as Zelda, except for the other ones, so it is of course a must-play. Despite the philips CDI controller having 3 buttons, they only use 2, because it is the 2nd game in the series, a detail that shows how much the devs at Animation Magic cared. I would love to see this game ported to the modern console, but unfortunately the animation technology is still 30 years ahead of commercial consoles today, so it is impossible to even play this game without a philips CDI or a 7 nasa supercomputers, but I encourage anyone to attempt it anyways, this game is truly worth it.

They just don't make games like this anymore; Link: the Faces of Evil is a masterpiece that no doubt will be studied for centuries to come, like Shakespeare. Despite being made by a company called "Animation Magic," it appears to have been animated in MS paint by a high dolphin, which is just not the kind of vision you will ever find in "AAA studios". I will not spoil the story, but let me say, the third grade voice actors really bring it to life. The 2d platforming is probably the best in the series, since you can't see what is a platform and what is not, just like in real life! As a Zelda fan, I recommend this game to anyone who cannot see, hear, or feel disappointment.