The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
Game Boy AdvanceAction-Adventure
Choose a Zelda adventure by platform and viewpoint, from overhead exploration to Nintendo 64’s 3D worlds.
Explore the Game Boy Advance adventure.
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Choose an original release by platform and style. Open its game page to check browser-play availability and controls.
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Explore the Game Boy Advance adventure.
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Choose Link’s Nintendo 64 3D adventure.
Super Nintendo (SNES)Action-Adventure
Revisit the Super Nintendo Hyrule adventure.
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Try the Game Boy Color edition of Link’s Awakening.
Original releases and fan modifications have different game pages. Check the full title and platform before starting or restoring a save.
Nintendo 64Action-Adventure
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Nintendo 64Action-Adventure1998
Game Boy AdvanceAction-Adventure
Game BoyAction-Adventure1993
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Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)Action-Adventure1986
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The original NES game, The Minish Cap on Game Boy Advance, and Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64 offer different styles of exploration.
Remakes, collections, and fan modifications may appear alongside original releases. Read the full title and platform on the game page.
Use the selected player’s save options before leaving. When continuing, reopen the same game entry rather than a similarly named edition.
The Zelda series follows Link through different adventures in Hyrule and beyond. Its history includes both console and handheld games, each with its own setting and puzzles. The Minish Cap, Ocarina of Time and Link’s Awakening are separate journeys, not interchangeable editions.
Read the official series backgroundThe Minish Cap and A Link to the Past offer overhead exploration. Ocarina of Time uses a 3D viewpoint on Nintendo 64. Choose the viewpoint and platform you want, then check that game’s controls.
Open the selected game page to check its keyboard, touch or controller settings. Different systems use different layouts; an arcade game may also require Coin and Start.
Check the selected player’s available save options before leaving. Return to the same game and edition to restore progress; saves are not interchangeable between versions.
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