Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES) video game | full game session 🎮

/ @nenrikigaming Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES version)
Welcome to my video on “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link”, the localized version of the game “Zelda II: Link no Bōken”. This game, released in 1988 on the NES, is a classic that has captivated gamers for decades.
“Zelda II: The Adventure of Link” is an action-RPG with platforming elements, often referred to as a metroidvania. It uniquely combines two view perspectives: side view for the action sequences and top-down for the exploration parts. This blend of perspectives adds depth and variety to the gameplay, making each encounter and exploration feel fresh and exciting.
The game’s visual is 2D scrolling, a style that was groundbreaking at the time of its release and continues to be influential in the gaming industry. The vibrant colors, detailed sprites, and smooth scrolling create an immersive world that pulls you into the adventure.
As the sequel to “The Legend of Zelda”, “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link” expands on the lore and gameplay of its predecessor. It introduces new mechanics, characters, and locations, while maintaining the charm and challenge that made the original game a hit.
Developed and published by Nintendo, “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link” is a testament to Nintendo’s creativity and innovation. It’s a game that pushed the boundaries of what was possible on the NES and set a high standard for future action-RPGs.
Join me as I delve into the world of “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link”, exploring its rich gameplay, intricate design, and enduring legacy. Regardless of whether you’re an experienced player or just starting your gaming journey, there’s something in this game for everyone. “Zelda II: The Adventure of Link” offers an engaging and rewarding experience that you won’t soon forget. It’s a classic game that stands the test of time, proving that good gameplay never goes out of style. So, are you ready to embark on this daring adventure? The kingdom of Hyrule is waiting for its hero!
NORTHWESTERN HYRULE AREA
00:00 Intro
01:54 - Rauru Town (Shield Magic)
03:10 - Forest (treasure bag)
03:57 - Cave (to Parapa Desert)
04:50 - East Coast (Heart Container 1/4)
05:32 - PARAPA PALACE
→ 09:18 - Candle
→ 11:40 - Horsehead (Boss)
12:41 - Cave (to Rauru Town Area)
13:13 - Tantari Desert Cave (Trophy)
14:07 - Cave (Magic Container 1/4)
14:56 - Ruto Town (Jump Magic)
16:12 - Cave (to Southwestern Hyrule Area)
SOUTHWESTERN HYRULE AREA
17:23 - Moruge Swamp (Doll 1/6)
18:04 - Bagu's Home (Note)
18:48 - Forest (treasure bag)
19:10 - Saria Town (Mirror, Life Magic)
21:28 - Death Mountain Area
→ 25:22 - Spectacle Cave (Hammer)
→ 28:45 - Spectacle Rock (Magic Container 2/4)
31:15 - Moruge Swamp Cave (Water of Life)
33:17 - Mido Town (Art of Downward Thrust, Fairy Magic)
35:29 - Midoro Swamp Area
→ 35:34 - Eastern Midoro Swamp Cave (Heart Container 2/4)
→ 36:18 - Northern Midoro Swamp Cave (treasure bag)
37:44 - MIDORO PALACE
→ 41:42 - Handy Glove
→ 45:12 - Helmethead (Boss)
47:02 - King's Tomb Area (Doll 2/6)
47:32 - Tomb-Pit-Tunnel (to Island Palace)
48:24 - ISLAND PALACE
→ 51:29 - Raft
→ 54:27 - Guardian Ironknuckle (Boss)
NORTHEASTERN HYRULE AREA
56:28 - Forest (treasure bag)
56:43 - Nabooru Town (Water, Fire Magic)
58:42 - South Nabooru Cave (treasure bag)
1:00:25 - Nabooru Coast (treasure bag)
1:01:14 - Cave (to Darunia)
1:01:55 - Darunia Coast (Doll 3/6)
1:02:15 - Kidnapped Child Tunnel (Child)
1:03:59 - Darunia Town (Art of Jump Thrust, Reflect Magic)
1:07:07 - Maze Island
→ 1:07:44 - Magic Container (3/4)
1:09:27 - MAZE PALACE
→ 1:11:21 - Boots
→ 1:17:40 - Wizzrobe Carock (Boss)
1:19:30 - Sea (Heart Container 3/4)
1:20:03 - PALACE ON THE SEA
→ 1:24:45 - Flute
→ 1:28:06 - Gooma (Boss)
1:29:38 - River Devil
SOUTHEASTERN HYRULE AREA
1:31:25 Kasuto Swamp Cave (treasure bag)
1:33:34 Cave (to Hidden Kasuto)
1:34:16 New Kasuto Town (Magic Container 4/4, Spell Magic, Magical Key)
1:37:40 Three-Eye Rock Coast (Heart Container 4/4)
1:37:57 THREE-EYE ROCK PALACE
→ 1:39:58 Cross
→ 1:45:40 (Doll 4/6)
→ 1:46:30 Barba (Boss)
1:48:00 Old Kasuto Town (Thunder Magic)
1:50:25 Valley of Death Area
1:54:16 GREAT PALACE
→ 1:59:10 Doll 5/6
→ 2:00:45 Thunderbird (Boss)
→ 2:02:25 Link's Shadow (Final Boss)
forgotten doll: "kasuto swamp" thanks @AndreQozine
end note: this is not a speedrun of any sort,
just a simple walk-through I personally prefer, no-brainer.
/ nenrikigaming

[@jordanwthatcher]

This game inspired me forever!

[@neon_one]

such a good nes game!

[@elawson10]

This is a really good playthrough! Can you upload the FDS version of Zelda 1 & 2 as well?

[@osvaldojoseecheverriacolla2231]

Love this game. Passed. 1991.

[@johntownPSN]

Do you play on original hardware with a hardware upscaler or ROMS? Or a mix of both? Love the channel and the content too. Not only do the games look good but you are a skilled player as well. 👋

[@jurid88]

Basteln game ever after part 3

[@huseyinhusnuoguz274]

Very good but hard a game.

[@id-f8679]

Aha Türk buldum.

[@huseyinhusnuoguz274]

Mustafa Eren ATEŞ 😇

[@jackson2531]

It's good that at least they have you restart at the Great Temple if you die there.

[@huseyinhusnuoguz274]

@@jackson2531 Absolutely

[@bullnation9]

You played very well. My only concern was how come you just didn't accept the 8 life in the last maze and then you could have had 8 Magic. That was a 2 in 1. GREAT JOB. That was my only down on your game.

[@Robster-Craw]

I always hated how the game changed from the first one to the second one. It didn't stop me from playing it and enjoying it but it was a huge shock and I never liked it but I like Zelda and the story so much it made the style change tolerable.

[@ArcadeIsMyLife1]

Hey Link what are you doing in that woman's house? Oh wait never mind I don't want to know.