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Back down again, unexpired.
I appreciate it a lot again. :)
You're very welcome, and it's true - I'm just spitting facts over here (angel)
That was the nicest thing I have heard here for a long time. I appreciate it, a lot.
You're one of the most consistent people on here for posting quality deals and I'm sure someone still benefitted from seeing these.

Anyone got a student beans code please? Pm me if so. Thanks
The controls didn't bother me that much, it's the boring repetitive story and huge amount of back tracking as filler just to extend the game.
I had the 25th anniversary version on Wii. I didn't finish it because the controls were so bad. Sounds like things aren't much better this time round.
no u
How does it stack up against Twilight Princess? Quite enjoyed that one at the time.

Thank you bro (y) (y) (y) (y) (y)
This may help https://www.hotukdeals.com/share-deal/3919335
Can any one help me with that code?
Think theres a code fndgaming or something similar
Can you send me the link to the curryy 's link to this .... I can only find that it's the same price at curry for 29.99

See I was thinking over £20 is expensive for what looks like an oversized 90s era McDonalds toy.
Cheap for an amiibo (y)

I picked this up after it was expired on here, thanks OP :)
I own a modded switch so just play this from Micro SD. But even at this price I couldn’t resist buying. Cheers OP
Yeah and with Super Mario Maker & Mario/Sonic at the Olympics Switch deals, both of those were going for a measly £22/20 as I recall, some great Switch Amazon deals this year so far
Great price for the 30 minutes it lasted.
gone :(
Zelda Iconic Games Series
Zelda is a series of role-playing games (RPGs) that is produced by Nintendo and has now notched up 19 different editions. The Breath of the Wild is the latest, having arrived in 2017 for the Nintendo Switch and the Wii U. Reckoned to be among the finest games ever made, it's a fitting continuation of the franchise.
Zelda games have always mixed exploration, interaction with other characters, fighting and managing items like spells and scrolls. None of that has changed over 30 years, making it a joy to revisit old Zelda titles, which gamers can easily do via Nintendo's Virtual Console.
This buyer's guide will help you start the adventure, whether you want to go back to the roots with the very first NES title or you want to dive into Breath of the Wild.
High-Fantasy Action Adventure Video Game
Zelda was born in 1986, when Japanese game designers Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tazuka unleashed the Legend of Zelda for the NES/Famicom system. Originally released only in Japan, it was soon clear that Nintendo had a massive hit on their hands, and it was translated into English for a US and European release in 1987.
After that, sequels followed every couple of years, with the first SNES version in 1991, the first N64 Zelda title in 1998, and the first GameCube title in 2003. Twilight Princess took the series onto the Wii in style in 2006, while the Breath of the Wild helped to launch the Nintendo Switch in 2017. At every stage, Nintendo's new consoles have been given a massive boost by a new Zelda epic, and that's never been truer than with the latest instalment.
A Quick Retelling of the Zelda Story
After thirty years of games, the Zelda narrative is one hell of a story, and recent installments have made the timeline even more complex. However, you can't really get full enjoyment from the games unless you know a little about the characters and their quests, so here's a very quick summary of what's going on.
Set in the land of Hyrule, everything in Zelda revolves around what is known as the Triforce of Power, threatening to dominate the world.
The Triforce was created by the legendary creators of Hyrule (also known as the three golden goddesses), and was split into three elements: wisdom, courage and power. This Triforce helped to keep Hyrule peaceful for generations. However, at some stage the Kingdom of Hyrule lost some of the elements of the Triforce, and the King blamed Princess Zelda for the loss, putting her to sleep – potentially forever.
The Legend of Zelda was that the King proclaimed that all subsequent princesses of Hyrule would be named Zelda. However, the main action involved the Triforce, which was hidden in various temples and the Sacred Realm, where it was guarded by the Master Sword – a weapon only the purest of heart could wield.
In the first game, we meet Link, a local youngster in Hyrule, who has to fight the evil Lord Ganon who seeks to unify the Triforce. Link stands as the only hope and seeks to find the Triforce of Wisdom to oppose Ganon and to save the current Princess Zelda, heir to the throne of Hyrule.
After that, Link has to quest again a few years later to save another version of Zelda (not the same princess this time), needing to find the Triforce of Courage to do so. Following on from the second episode, the action moved back in time with A Link to the Past, which told the story of the origins of Ganon and a presumably earlier version of Link, who needed to search for the Master Sword to vanquish his enemy.
Now we come to the Ocarina of Time, which is set just after a Link to the Past. Ganon's earlier incarnation as Ganondorf is locked away in the Sacred Realm but comes into possession of a piece of the Triforce. Link then has to travel through various worlds collecting Six Medallions to defeat him (again).
Ocarina of Time was followed by Majora's Mask, which sent Link to Termina – a parallel dimension to Hyrule. After that, the timeline moves on to Twilight Princess, as Link battles to prevent Hyrule being absorbed by the Twilight Realm: another parallel dimension of darkness.
Now comes a complication. On the official Zelda timeline, Twilight Princess and Wind Waker are set in parallel. The timeline diverges into two branches, making it tough to tell the Zelda story from here on. Each game introduces new elements and characters while remaining within Hyrule and the Sacred Realm and keeping Link as the core persona.
By the time we get to Breath of Time, Link is still fighting Ganon (dubbed Calamity Ganon this time) for the soul of Hyrule.
What are the Main Zelda Games?
Over the years, there have been 19 different Zelda games, which amounts to months of gameplay. Thanks to retro-remakes and emulators, you can play almost every single instalment using Nintendo Wii U or Switch consoles, allowing gamers to trace the Zelda narrative from beginning to end. Here are some of the classic versions that you simply have to play:
The Legend of Zelda – The very first appearance of Zelda was on the NES in 1986. This title introduced the world to Hyrule, Zelda, Link and Ganon as well as the Triforce and Death Mountain: Ganon's formidable fortress. The action takes place from a top down perspective, with spells, weapons and various characters to interact with. A massive success, the Legend of Zelda can now be played on the 3DS Virtual Console if you want to get a flavour for where the series came from.
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link – Released in 1987, the sequel to the Legend of Zelda offered more of the same 2D RPG action. As with the original, it mixed 2D exploration sections with platforming levels, creating an unusual blend of role playing and action gameplay. As with the original, it's available on the Virtual Console if you'd like to find out how Link's odyssey continued.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past – The third instalment in the Zelda saga appeared in 1991 for the new SNES consoleg and was a huge graphical improvement on the earlier games. This game saw the appearance of the Master Sword and saw link fighting against Agahnim, a henchman of Ganon to release the Princess Zelda. As with the other games, it's available to buy for the Virtual Console, so Wii, Wii U and 3DS owners can join the quest whenever they wish.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening – A new departure for the series saw Link's Awakening appear only on the Nintendo Gameboy and Gameboy Colour. It was one of the handheld console's greatest titles, offering vast gameplay and side quests galore, and you can check out the DX version on the Virtual Console.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Ocarina of Time appeared in 1998 exclusively for the Nintendo 64 and was an instant classic. Boasting breathtaking 3D graphics (which even today look impressive ), it took Link into a new dimension as he battled to save Hyrule once again. Gamers can experience an exact copy of the N64 version on the Virtual Console.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask – The sequel to Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask appeared in 2000 for the N64 before getting a GameCube update in 2003. Of a similar quality to Ocarina of Time, it's a 3D feast for the eyes. However, in terms of gameplay, it's very different, involving Link taking on various characters via the mask in the game's title. When bundled together with Ocarina of Time, the two games mark a watershed in video gaming history, and every gamer should have a try. Thankfully, you can buy both on the Virtual Console for Wii and Wii U systems.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker – Skipping a few Gameboy Colour titles, Wind Waker appeared in 2003 for the Nintendo GameCube and was another masterpiece. This time, Link has to sail between a number of islands to defeat Ganon, descending into huge dungeons and exploring the islands' interior. It's a vast game, and it was re-released in an HD version for the Wii U in 2013.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess – 2006 saw Zelda arrive on the Wii in the form of the Twilight Princess. A huge success, the game sold over 8 million copies and helped to establish the new console with its tricky puzzles, huge game world and slick fighting system.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – Another classic Zelda edition, Skyward Sword debuted in 2011 for the Wii and saw Link navigate Hyrule by air, visiting new worlds and carrying out ever more complex quests. This time, combat was heavily dependent on the Wii's motion capture capabilities, lending a whole new element to the gameplay, and critics loved it.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Skyward Sword was a visual masterpiece, but there was one flaw: critics and players loved the quests and graphics, but they felt that it was a little restrictive. So Nintendo sought to free them with the next edition, doing so in spectacular fashion. Released in 2017 to coincide with the new Nintendo Switch console, Breath of the Wild may well have the largest gaming universe yet created. It allows players to take Link wherever they want (while leaving open the option of vanquishing Ganon to complete the game). It's also much more detailed. You can pick up all sorts of items from the world around you and use them for short periods. There's food to eat (and even a cooking system to turn raw ingredients into delicious nourishing meals) as well as elixirs that help to replenish Link's powers. Getting around is made easier by teleport points, while there's no shortage of side quests where Link can accumulate Koroks (seeds which expand his powers or carrying capacity). Overall, it's an immersive gaming experience like no other, and it's already ranked as one of the greatest of all time.
If you are thinking about purchasing Breath of the Wild and already possess a Wii U, you´ll be happy to learn that Nintendo have released the latest Zelda game for your console. However, there's also an argument for upgrading to a Switch. For one thing, the graphics in Breath of the Wild are designed to be seen on the Switch. There are times when the frame rate collapses on the Wii U, leading to jumpy footage. The sound and graphics resolution are also slightly inferior on the Wii U, but not drastically so. Basically, it's a tough call. The differences aren't a deal breaker for those who can't afford to upgrade their console, but if you've been considering it and have the resources set aside, you'll appreciate the better performance of the Nintendo Switch.
Breath of the Wild Presentation Trailer for Nintendo Switch

What About Zelda Merchandise?
Over the years, the Legend of Zelda series has accumulated a massive archive of clothing, figurines, posters, comics and manga spin offs. Here are some popular options from the current batch of merchandise:
Clothing – Nintendo have created a stylish range of Hyrule-themed t-shirts and baseball caps (some featuring a heavily pixellated 1990s Link character). You can buy Link's trademark beanie hat or pick up a cosplay hoodie to create the perfect gaming festival outfit.
Amiibos – Amiibos are a big part of Nintendo's current strategy. These little figures include plenty of characters from the Zelda universe, including Bokoblins, archer Link and Guardians. But they aren't just figurines. They are designed to interact with the touchpoints on Wii U or Switch consoles, at which point they enter the game, unlocking new characters or vehicles for gamers to enjoy.
Keychains – Always a handy accessory to have, Zelda keychains allow you to keep your keys safe and advertise your RPG allegiance at the same time.
Figurines – Along with Amiibos, you can also buy plenty of high-quality Zelda figurines including classic characters from the Skyward Sword era and Breath of Time characters as well.
Bags – What better way to carry around your kit than a Legend of Zelda gym bag? Nintendo have also come up with wallets, backpacks and Zelda-themed pencil cases, which could be perfect gift ideas for young fans.
All of these merchandise items would make excellent gifts for Zelda lovers, but there may be some even better options to choose from at the Zelda HotUKDeals listings. For instance, the Hyrule Notebook offers maps and tips as well as a way to log player's progress. You can buy Legend of Zelda wall clocks, Breath of the Wild coffee mugs and even Zelda shot glasses and hip flasks (although it's not thought that Link is a drinker). Be creative and think outside the box – there's no end to the gifts that will keep fans happy.
How to Find Zelda Deals
If you want to save money on Breath of the Wild, that shouldn't be a problem. The first thing to do is decide which edition you want to shoot for. Remember that the game itself is the main attraction, and you can add Amiibos and other accessories separately if you become immersed in Hyrule.
Secondly, start hunting around for current deals. You can find plenty of discounts for the Standard Edition, both for Switch and Wii U, with retailers like GAME, Currys, Very, Coolshop and Amazon all offering savings. And there are also regular vouchers on offer from Nintendo as well, which can be redeemed digitally. If you want to buy the game as cheaply as possible, those digital deals are often the best way to go.
However, what if you don't have a Switch? In that case, you might want to buy Breath of the Wild alongside your next console. You'll find plenty of Zelda bundles at big discounts, which can kill two birds with one stone.
For those who want to explore the Zelda back catalogue, searching for Virtual Console deals is definitely a good idea. You'll often find Gold Points available at MyNintendo as well as Season Passes for Breath of the Wild. Building a library of every Zelda game should be within every gamer's reach if you shop smart.
Zelda Offers at HotUKDeals
Battling for the Triforce and the Master Sword is one of gaming's greatest experiences. If you have fond memories of playing Zelda as a child or you are buying Breath of the Wild for a child of your own, pick up all of the greatest Zelda titles for less at the HotUKDeals Zelda listings.


Played the original on gameboy, brilliant game.
Thanks for posting and congratulations on your first hotukdeals thread (y)
(:I Cheers! Bought
Use the code
I cannot see that price..39.99 on the page :0

It's dangerous to go alone take this 👀
One for “quests”… One to present to police to show its forensically clean and prove my innocence (cheeky)
Aha. Display and to play with on occasion, behind closed doors ofcourse (ninja)
One to play with?
One for collection, one for display (angel)

It's been forever since I played and it was on the Wii U version anyway. It's not just the boulder thing but lots of times where certain attacks would mess me up for a ton of hearts. I did get used to the game eventually and finish it but it's too obtuse for me
Maybe try to take a video recording when you get whacked. I can't figure out where (or how) you're getting instakilled on a regular basis
Just in general there are too many time I've been completely ganked for no good reason. Even with a decent amount of hearts I was getting instakilled regularly and it becomes very demotivational.
Replaying this for the third time currently👌
Same with other games. Nintendo had a big spike in sales at the turn of the year with the new oled model being released and Xbox and PS5 still difficult to get a hold of. That'll be how they justify it.
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First game in my opinion. I mean I thought that was how to play it. I have no idea as it's my first play through, so I'm no expert.
Wil this dlc help me get through the game. I have just started Zelda botw
Never played this/had a switch but just got a switch OLED and BOTW, do people reccomend I get this too
Probably the worst way to play the game. Rushing to all the regions and unlocking them is gonna leave sense of discovery for the rest of your experience to be minimal and likely lackluster.
Sounds to me like you're attempting a speed run (lol) Agree that this should be bought early but the hard dungeons/bosses and shrines can be done after and are the best (and frustrating) pieces of content for me.

I own both the N64 and 3DS version and the 3DS version is almost identical.
If anyone wants to go in on a family membership together let me know. I've already connected with a few others on here who want the expansion, so just trying to make it a full 8 users before we order.
Mods to the 3DS version? I’ve bought both the Wii VC game and the 3DS remake and still haven’t got around to playing them. 🤦🏼♀️ Maybe by the time Nintendo do a 4K remake I’ll actually play the game finally. 😁
The graphics are subjective but the gameplay mechanics are far inferior to the original. The nerf to Zora and Scrub link movements, as well as the limited use of ice levels and general dumbing down of the time system's inherant challenges makes the experience frankly not on par with the original. There are some excellent fan made mods however that largely resolve these. For anyone who has never played this game before, do yourself a favour and get the WiiVC version or the N64 original if you have access to an RGB modded unit.
I didn't argue about owning it physically. I want to have the option to own it digitally, and not be required to sign up to a yearly subscription to play it on the Switch. You might notice most movies and tv shows are available via subscription streaming platforms *and* full purchase. Gaming is the only sphere this dumbfoundedly restrictive over media from 20+ years ago.

My package from Amazon came but the game box was empty. (mad)
On the plus side if you buy it at this price you can complete it then sell it on eBay for probably a bit more than you paid, or at the very least break even.
Agreed I’m about 3/4 way through loving it reminds me of ocarina of time, definitely recommend!
I'm loving BOTW but for a game that is 11 yrs old now this price is ridiculous.
game dosent require motion controls

You can get both and pay with amazing pay, use code AMZ5 and you should get £5 off. Tempted to do it myself!
Depends, do you have any quests to save a kidnapped princess scheduled?
If you have to ask the question, then the answer is yes!
They also have the master sword discounted too: bargainmax.co.uk/the-legend-of-zelda-master-link-sword-and-scabbard.html
Completed the set now. Thx

I would say they are durable and good quality, but ultimately kids will be able to destroy them if they are rough enough. Both mines are fine after 12 months even with the kids sword fighting, but my relatives kids have broken theirs.
What’s the durability like? Some saying it’s not so good.
I agree, got one anyways last time....could do with filling it with something lightweight, was maybe thinking expanding foam?
Not the Biggoron sword, voted cold ;)
I've got the ''da da da daaaa' SFX stuck in my head now. The one where he gets a new toy to play with. Not one each, surely? You can't have two master swords. Should make them fight over it. ;)

I believe so
This the cheapest it's been?

I believe this is on sale atm too on the Nintendo eShop. Bought it yday for £33. Not as cheap but worth the £4 to have a digital copy imo - this is still hot on though
Shhh... They don't know that.
Lol they only had 4 in stock from the getgo
Heat!
That's because I bought 10.

Extra 10% off with Blue Light Discount? Extended till E.O Feb

Yup price gone back up - when you see that happen, it's best to click the "deal expired?" link so others don't get their hopes up (like me (lol) )
It's because it's gone back up in price
It shows £42.99 now on Amazon and I don’t know why
You are completely missing his point. He is ok with someone not liking something but not ok with someone speaking as if the game has no value when it’s an objectively well made game. I’m hate realistic racing games, but can I see that Gran Turismo and Forza are generally well made.. yes. I agree with this idea. Shame Genshin Impact is not available on switch as it could thrive there (not that it isn’t elsewhere)
I really want to play this but I don’t have a Nintendo switch, and I just can’t justify spending £200 on one just to play one game (annoyed) seems like all other switch games wouldn’t be to my taste so wouldnt get much use out of it, although I was a huge fan of the Pokemon DS games but seems like the switch ones are all just mediocre


This is a good site to track the eShop prices, obviously physical can be cheaper though, and first party Nintendo games rarely go on sale on the eShop and generally even then are not cheap. https://psprices.com/region-gb/index?platform=Switch Still there are some bargains if you are looking outside the first party stuff, recently had Saints Row IV: Re-Elected for £2.44 and Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-Tered for £1.79 as examples, and plenty on sale now for just a few quid as well.
1st Party Nintendo Titles very rarely dip below 30. Sometimes. But its Rare.
Just wanted to ask, I've just entered into the Nintendo switch realm and I'm finding the games that are actually good quite expensive, what I want to know is do the games ever go on sale for a bargain like per do sometimes obviously after the game has been out for a while? Thus is definitely the cheapest I've seen a Zelda game for, thanks
Yes this is a good game but not comparable to BOTW, in terms of gameplay, really.
Any good? Only Zelda game I’ve played is BOTW and I enjoyed it.

Yes, as I said earlier, I also like art style / charm. I’ve never once mentioned 4K or any statistics. Have a good day mate (y)
okok. (cheeky) ️ on another point, I value art syle over raw gfx power. a game can have amazing gfx but still doesn't appeal me. again, an issue with way too many modern games. maybe I just look at games from more arty way and how I can connect with games if they look nice. doesn't mean they have to be 4k, hd, pushing this many whatevers. and who just wants to play games that reproduce our world to life-like scenarios? totally goes against why I play games. escapism.
Again, you’re just being rude. Narrow-mindedness? Arrogance? Not at all. I didn’t target you, I just asked a question for a joke (whether you’d prefer good graphics or great graphics if the gameplay was the same). It was light-hearted and entirely respectful towards you. From the beginning I’ve said everyone has different tastes/values. You’re the one being arrogant because you don’t value graphics and think you’re better than people that hold them in higher regard than you.
of course, but those values are very... weak, and surface level thin, don't you think? we can agree to disagree. you were the one starting to target me with what would i prefer question about gameplay over gfx. you need to understand, it doesn't really matter. i think this debate also comes down to narrowmindedness and arrogance. but yeah you can have your opinion. go and play webbed anyway (lol)
Why are you targeting me with this? I wasn’t giving you hard time the other day, I wasn’t even disagreeing. Graphics aren’t the most important thing but it’s nice to have a good visuals. Indie games can also be graphically charming and I wouldn’t consider them bad. Everyone has different preferences. Even if I did disagree with you, it wouldn’t mean I’m wrong. It just means we put different values in different aspects.
Espired, shows £22 unless you have kindle unlimited for me
Surely it depends what those "topics" actually are? Not sure I'd want to be unnecessarily "discussing" anything and everything with young children.
Haha, I made a decision to read more now I'm in touching distance of 40. Set the alarm an hour earlier and sit and read with a coffee in the sun every morning (I work in a sunny country!). Absolute bliss and drastically improved my mental health... But I do 'smash' through more books now (lol)
"smash through" (lol) No savouring books for you, eh? (strong)
Each book is only around 50 pages so probably something you can smash through the entire series in a week or so... the reviews seem really good for it as well