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But it’s also time for a change. With The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom it’s time for Zelda to be the hero of her own story.

Nintendo has added The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom to the official series timeline. The adorable top-down game is part of the 'Hero is defeated' timeline, slotting in behind Tri-Force Heroes ...

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.

Echoes are primarily used to make it easier for Princess Zelda to reach higher areas or fight monsters in Echoes of Wisdom. Then there are the less obvious Echoes, such as the Grilled Fish. You ...

Tri’s kind also happens to be the key to getting rid of the dark rifts thanks to their purification ability, so saving them is a big part of the gameplay loop in “Echoes of Wisdom.” ...

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.

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Gerudo Sanctum guide Image credit: Nintendo/VG247 Inside the Gerudo Sanctum, Zelda first needs to make her way through a dungeon to reach the rift.

At the start of Echoes of Wisdom, Zelda finds herself trapped in Hyrule dungeon by imposter versions of the king and his advisors. To escape the castle and avoid execution, you’ll need to learn ...

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’s story finds Hyrule threatened by dark rifts engulfing the land, trapping its inhabitants, including our usual green-tunic-wearing hero Link, in a frozen time-space continuum.