By comparison, the Tri Rod in Echoes of Wisdom just doesn't seem to carry the same weight. First and foremost, the game will likely have a slightly lighter narrative than most 3D Zelda games.

In Echoes of Wisdom, it's Zelda's job to save Hyrule from the looming threat of the rifts. Fortunately, she's not alone, and with the help of Tri, she's able to conjure up Echoes to make things a ...

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom breaks tradition by making Zelda the main playable character with unique weapons. The game revives the tradition of having a companion character, like previous titles ...

It started with the echoes system — where Zelda can use her Tri rod to create copies of objects and monsters — being the core of the gameplay, Legend of Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma said.

The other half of “Echoes of Wisdom’s” fantastic formula is gameplay. Zelda doesn’t use a sword, but instead, she has a Tri Rod that copies certain objects so that she can use them later.

In her cell, we learn that Zelda’s primary way of interacting with Echoes of Wisdom’s game world is with her Tri Rod, a magic wand she receives from a spirit named Tri.With the Tri Rod, Zelda ...

After the gargantuan open-world epics of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, a return to the top-down 2D Zelda formula was something a lot of fans were asking for. But Echoes of Wisdom is ...

The Tri Rod allows the princess to create "echoes," or copies of objects, such as tables or beds. She can even copy enemies she comes across to help her in battle or navigate an area. Legends and lore ...

Echoes of Wisdom definitely skews “younger” in its presentation than any other Zelda short of Link’s Awakening, but the level of detail and polish is something adults will appreciate.

Using the Tri Rod, she can create echoes of wooden boxes and stools to climb high up and avoid her jailers. Or, she can make and throw breakable pots that distract enemies as she sneaks away.