Oracle of Ages: Info

Name Chapter of Time & Space/Oracle of Ages Release Date Feb 27th 2001(jap) May 15th 2001(usa) Type Adventure/RPG Manufacturer Nintendo Only For Gameboy Color

Is it me.. or does Nintendo seem to have this thing about parallel worlds and time travel in Zelda games? Yup all ur old favorites return for another epic saga of a Legend, maybe not as good as Oracle of Seasons but it is still supreme in it's own right.

A unique idea, but with major difficulties equals disappointment and broken promises! The formal "Tri"Force Series was cut down to only two games, instead of three. The Chapter of Earth, and the Chapter of Time and Space or The Oracle of Seasons and The Oracle of Ages. Both having storylines and plots that mirror the other, but unique in it's own way. Both games start with the Triforce taking Link to a new magical land, full of surprises and excitement

Link awoke one day to find himself deep in a strange forest. As he started
to walk through the woods, he heard cries for help coming from just up ahead
of him. Link hurried toward the voice, only to find a group of monsters
surrounding the woman who was screaming. When the monsters saw Link, they
immediately fled.
The woman who was being attacked was none other than Impa, nurse to
Hyrule's Princess Zelda. Impa said she had come to the forest to search for a
singer named Nayru.
"Can't you help me look?" Impas asked. Despite the strange look she gave
him, Link could not refuse her request. Together they found a large stone
with a Triforce on it. Naturally, Link moved the stone, but Impa wouldn't so
much as lay a hand on it.
As they traveled even deeper into the forest, they found a young woman
singing. Invited to sit by the group of animals that listened to the girl's
song, Link joined in the circle and let the beautiful song fill his ears and
penetrate his heart. This was surely Nayru, the singer Impa was searching
for. Just then, Impa erupted in a cackling laugh.
"Ah ha ha ha ha ha!"
A darkness surrounded Impa, and a frightening shadow lifted from her
body.
"Nayru! Oracle of Ages! I, Veran, Sorceress of Shadows, shall make you
my own!"
The shadow that called itself Veran began swooping about the forest
before flying straight into the body of the frightened singer. A blinding
light shone forth from Nayru's body.
When Link's eyes had grown used to the light, he realized that Nayru
looked very strange. Her face seemed veiled in shadow, and her bright smile
had vanished. A piercing, evil gaze had replaced it.
"Ha ha ha ha ha!"
"Now the power of the Oracle of Ages is mine! I can travel through time
at will! Now a ned age shall begin-an age of shadows!" And with that, Veran
and Nayru vanished.
Nayru was actually the Oracle of Ages who controlled time in this land of
Labrynna. When the oracle was kidnapped, the flow of time in Labrynna was
distorted, and strange things began to happen. Before vanishin, Veran said,
"When the past changes, so does the present." Her plan was to travel to the
past and gather power from the sorrows of the people of Labrynna so that she
could create her age of shadows.
Will Link be able to free Nayru from Veran's evil clutches? Such is the
quest that Link must now undertake.

The Legend continues...

Notes:
The Oracle of Seasons & Oracle of Ages were both released in Japan in February 2001. And the American versions were released in May 2001. Gamers are be able to exchange data between the titles with a password they will receive after completing one of the games. The password will allow you to start the other game with one additional heart and even carry over some inventory items. The events and characters in the game will change as well, making for twice the adventures.

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