The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time WII Game Saves, Trainers and other files

As the first fully three-dimensional title in the Zelda series, players must
take on the role of a young boy with a grand destiny growing up in the Kokiri
village. The young hero, Link, soon finds out that something is afoot when he is
despatched on an epic adventure by the Great Deku Tree. On his travels Link
discovers he is destined to become the Hero of Time and save Hyrule from the
evil Ganondorf. His travels take him across a vast and colorful continent as he
battles through challenging dungeons - ranging from the eerie Forest Temple to
the fiery caves of Dodongo Cavern. With hours of exciting gameplay this title is
sure to keep even the most dedicated player busy for weeks.

Unique to the Zelda series, Ocarina of Time sees players taking on both the
role of child Link and his young adult form. When he begins his journey, Link is
an eight year old boy in an as yet untainted Hyrule. However, when he uncovers
the fabled Temple of Time and the legendary Master Sword Link is too young to
take on the role of Hero of Time so is transformed into a young adult. During
this time Hyrule radically changes into a darker and more dangerous place.

The equipment at our hero’s disposal changes as he grows from boy to man. As
a child, Link is able to use items including the Slingshot and Boomerang, but
when he is fully grown these items are of no use to him and must be replaced by
items like the Hero Bow and Hookshot. Link can also tame and ride his very own
horse called Epona who returns as Link’s mount in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight
Princess on Wii.

When it was first released in 1998, this game struck a chord with Zelda fans
across the globe, partly due to its dramatic and involving music. Not only does
the game feature a playable musical instrument, The Ocarina of Time, which
players must use to solve puzzles and unlock secrets, but it also features one
of the most atmospheric soundtracks in the Zelda franchise. From calm and quirky
background music in the field, to dramatic crescendos of sound in boss fights,
this game will have the hairs on the back of your neck standing on end.