Link's Awakening is my favorite but I will not scream or argue because it is like Ghibli films - your favorite is often your first and art is subjective. Also hi Dweeb! Great channel. :)
Link's Awakening (GB) is the first I owned, but not the first I played. That was A Link to the Past. Which wasn't as good. Link's Awakening had an ingenious mapping system (uncovering those squares one at a time really incentivized exploration in a way that no other non-GB/GBC Zelda game comes close to), and an overworld that *felt* relatively open while still wordlessly guiding you to where you needed to go next. The fact that the sword was swappable with other inventory items, and the fact that you only had two item buttons, lead the devs to experiment more with puzzles and areas that didn't *need* the sword. Which gives the game an interesting puzzley vibe, and even the trading sequence added to that: it was intuitive and not too overdrawn, like a puzzle itself. And the story was equal parts whimsical and heart-wrenching. Are you a hero, or a destroyer of worlds? These days I'd definitely recommend the DX version for the full-color artwork, but not the Switch remake. The remake got rid of that amazing mapping system, and gave the game a toy-like graphical style that, while nice-looking, kind of undermines the emotional impact of it all.
@@Pookielove1123 Things I'd do to fix the Switch version: give it a graphical style more like A Link Between Worlds, and give it a sqare-by-square mapping system even though the camera follows the player (see the mapping system in Cassette Beasts).
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Minish Cap was one of my first video games and it's still my favorite to this day. It's so sweet and charming I love replaying every few years. Personally I'm a huge knick knack collector, so finding mysterious shells, collecting kinstones, and gambling for figurines was enjoyable for me.
I don't think Minish Cap is my favourite of the 2d Zelda games (that would have to be Oracle of Ages) but it is the one I come back to and replay the most (basically every time I get a new retro handheld). It has such great graphics, music, and an overall cosy vibe that so few games manage to capture. The last time I played this, I was stuck in a hospital bed for a week and all I had to entertain myself was my miyoo mini. Of all the games I could have chosen during that time, I ended up picking Minish Cap and it really helped me escape mentally during that time. Great review as always (I'm going to have to join the dusty game society if you keep playing great titles like this!)
Minish Cap remains one of my favorite GBA titles. And as a Zelda game it checks all the boxes. Wonderful soundtrack, amazing gameplay. Gripping story. Art style that is unmatched. An absolute GBA masterpiece and a solid Zelda title.
What you described at the onset of the video about a hidden, magical world is not lame at all and is very similar to what Shigeru Miyamoto ascribes to his own inspiration for Legend of Zelda!
I bought the amblernic 353p because of you and the game i played the most was this one! And you gotta love the Minish village theme! I love this game some much i even considered to buy an original one just to actually own this beautiful beautiful game
Nice you acknowledge this epic title. I don't want to watch it completely to not have spoilers for my next playthrough. Played this first 20 years ago. Top 5 GBA for sure. Definitely underrated as a Zelda and as a GBA and as a retro Game in General.
I’m 29 now and at the time when I bought this game when it came out, I was so mesmerized by the Cover Art and I had previously played wind Waker and I saw the similarities in the art and I assumed it was a sequel but besides the point I enjoyed every minute of this game I know a lot of people complain about the kin stone pieces, but it was really nice going around the world seeing who you can match pieces with it gave a sense of exploration and adventure and then seeing that little bubble pop on a person‘s head as you approach them really my dopamine I enjoyed the game nonetheless, but if I had to make any suggestions, I wish they would’ve added some portrait art when characters speak and some more side quests similar to majora’s mask maybe we can reunite two people who are lovers or maybe a secret here or there
"Why don't you shut up and stop interrupting?" Hahahaha! So happy you mentioned the items! Before playing Minish Cap, I had a myriad of other Zelda games under my belt and I was so charmed by the items. It felt so good in game to play with these new items. I plan on getting a tattoo of the opening sequence of when you visit the Minish for the first time because it was so beautiful!
I finally just got a copy recently and I’m going to play it soon. I just wish some of these older handheld titles were so expensive. Cause I still need a couple more to have all of the handheld Zelda games.
I loved this game as a kid! By far one of my most played Zelda games! The pixel art is some of the best we will ever see! I am currently replaying it now.
The Minish Cap is by far the best 2D Zelda game. I liked it so much more than A Link to The Past and the Zelda games on the GB and GBC. The game is absolutely gorgeous, and the music is SO GOOD!
Played this game for the first time last year. Absolutely fantastic game. I haven’t played the oracle games yet or the 2D links awakening (only the switch remake). Those are next on my list.
I started playing minish cap on my miyoo mini plus because I was outside and didn't have another console. I thought I I was just gonna play it for an hour or two to kill some time, and I ended up playing it for like a month until I finished it because I was so intrigued, I liked it that much. I'm a new Zelda player, before finishing this one the only other Zelda that I had finished was breath of the wild, which doesn't really follow the classic Zelda formula of completing dungeons. I also tried playing ocarina of time before and I never finished it because I got so frustrated because it wasn't as straightforward as I thought (before this I only played really simple games like crash bandicoot or basic spider man games which are essentially move forward and punch enemies). But after playing Minish Cap, I totally got that the dungeons not being straightforward was the point. This was the game that made me want to play more Zeldas, to me it had the perfect balance of and interesting world that I wanted to explore, it's complex enough that it doesn't feel pointless but not so hard that it becomes frustrating, and the world is interesting enough that it does feel magical. I would argue that it is the perfect game to get someone into Zelda games.
@@battousai9795 funny thing is this is more or less what happened to me when never approached the saga before and bought when it was released Link to the Past for my GF and her GBA SP and she told me to try it and I couldn’t stop playing until finish it, we both been new to the saga in those times. Then went to play Ocarina and since then every Zelda.
This was always my favorite Zelda. It didn't have to be part of a bigger story or anything and it was so much fun. My second favorite is the one where Link can go into a 2-D side scroll on the walls. The bird is definitely snarky. haha.
This is the game that started me down this retro handheld rabbit hole.... I wanted to be able to play this game on a handheld but then be able to pick it up on my PC, so I wanted a device that shares my saves with my PC. I had started playing it on my 3ds, but it is not easy to transfer saves to and from it. I then got my Retroid pocket 3+ and since then a few other handhelds.
Man I feel you. I have a huge nostalgia bias toward Link to the Past, but having played Minish Cap in the last 3 years, it kind of floored me. I think it's the best 2D release
to me Links Awakening will always be the best 2d Zelda. Not only was it crazy back then to have a full world to discover on a handheld, it also defined the series with the item combination feature. the oracles games are also great and should be played right after LA.
I started a playthrough of this game when I first got into retro handhelds and am about 3/4 of the way through. I had never heard of it, life must’ve been in the way at the time it came out 😂 Great game!
The tri-force of 2d Zelda games, are all the ones with a version of switching your existence. Link to the past, Link Between Worlds, and The Minish Cap. Not to discount Links Awakening or other handheld titles like Phantom Hourglass or Spirit Tracks. I never played the Oracles, and I never played 4 Swords... so sue me. ohh also as an edit: My MiyooA30 came with The Minish Cap installed and its fantastic.
If you like this games art, i would recommend Lady Sia if you haven't already played it. It's got some really cool cartoon style art, and its pretty fun.
OMFG this is my favourite gba game of all time! close 2nd mario & luigi: Bowsers inside story + 3rd superstar saga reminds me: i need buy a new charger for my OG GBA SP!
It is indeed, I wish Link Awakening and the new Wisdom being also made in 2D with Minish´cap style, I own original cartridges for both Link to the Past and Minish Cap on GBA, and I own an Analogue Pocket, Nintendo DS with GBA slot, and a gorgeous GBA SP AGS101, and I always came back to them from time to time.
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I hadn’t played this one. But my nephews love this game. (Shhh… they emulated it…) but yeah they were saying how much they thought this was their favourite Zelda. Mines the first one, but I do know this game, like a lot of the others don’t deviate from what the original started, all good games
One of the top GBA games and the most underrated Zelda game. Note that there exists a patched version of the game which fixes some bugs for the EUR version.
Napoleon Dynamite-tier comedy makes me hit the Like button. 2:15 "'What are the Minish?' you ask? Well... why don't you _shut up_ and stop interrupting?"
I'm afraid to say that honey I shrunk the kids is an old man reference. It socks I know because I was born shortly after it came out but it's reality lol.
The footage you get from your -hands- handhelds is gorgeous! Minish Cap is a great game, but terrible for completionists. First one I've beaten on my trimui smart pro.
I love playing zelda games... even though i have never finished them. XD i would get half way get to a boss, die 100 a hundred times or just get lost, and then rage quit 😂
Currently playing this for the first time on my android phone and its been a blast rn. Really wish i had the chance to play this when the GBA was around but i didnt exist yet lol
Another GBA game that is a marvel and doesn't get talked about much is Shining Soul II. Honestly, I don't know why this gem isn't more well-known. It's super recommended, try it out and you won't regret it.
Have you ever made a video about modern games made for retro consoles like Goodboy Galaxy on GBA or Unearthed on GB/GBC? It feels like it would be right in your wheel house.
my order would be 1. links Awakening 2. minish Cap 3. Link to the past nothing beats my links awakening childhood memories ❤ and the SOUNDTRACK but at least the first to games are the main reason I bought my miyoo mini (1) and than rg35xxH (2) and its worth the money for those to games. Even so I own the games and GBA and original GB.
ALttP is too short, and ugly. It certainly started some of the returning motifs, but it hasn't aged well, and doesn't hold a candle to the level of content in any of the GB Zelda titles.
Obviously the best Zelda game on GBA. It allowed me to reconnect with my brother because I was on bad terms with him. It's a game that I carry in my heart.. :)
Minish Cap is by far my favorite 2D Zelda, and probably my third favorite Zelda game overall. If they ever remake Minish Cap they better recreate the art style it had to the smallest detail. I don't think a Minish Cap remake done any other way would hit the same. 🤷🏼♂️
Zelda: the minish cap is in my opinion the best and most beautiful GBA game
Okay, I can agree with THIS statement.
Minish cap and gunstar superheroes are the 2 best looking gba games ive ever seen.
I'd throw Golden Sun (1 & 2) into the ring as well. Such pretty games!
@@pilcrow182 I can't disagree, I personally think that the style and the art of gba games is one of the best in history
I find Gravion, Aria of Sorrow, Kingdom hearts, Driver 3 and Golden Sun 1 and 2 better looking.
Just a matter of subjective pick.
My first actual Zelda experience. Best entry to become familiar with series, in my opinion
Link's Awakening is my favorite but I will not scream or argue because it is like Ghibli films - your favorite is often your first and art is subjective. Also hi Dweeb! Great channel. :)
Same. Link's Awakening DX is my all time fav Zelda game but Minish Cap was fantastic!
Link's Awakening (GB) is the first I owned, but not the first I played. That was A Link to the Past. Which wasn't as good. Link's Awakening had an ingenious mapping system (uncovering those squares one at a time really incentivized exploration in a way that no other non-GB/GBC Zelda game comes close to), and an overworld that *felt* relatively open while still wordlessly guiding you to where you needed to go next. The fact that the sword was swappable with other inventory items, and the fact that you only had two item buttons, lead the devs to experiment more with puzzles and areas that didn't *need* the sword. Which gives the game an interesting puzzley vibe, and even the trading sequence added to that: it was intuitive and not too overdrawn, like a puzzle itself. And the story was equal parts whimsical and heart-wrenching. Are you a hero, or a destroyer of worlds?
These days I'd definitely recommend the DX version for the full-color artwork, but not the Switch remake. The remake got rid of that amazing mapping system, and gave the game a toy-like graphical style that, while nice-looking, kind of undermines the emotional impact of it all.
@@pilcrow182 100% agree with the remake! I was so excited about it too but the charm is absolutely in the gameboy versions. 🥰
@@Pookielove1123 Things I'd do to fix the Switch version: give it a graphical style more like A Link Between Worlds, and give it a sqare-by-square mapping system even though the camera follows the player (see the mapping system in Cassette Beasts).
Just playing this on GBA emulator. Kind of blown away how good it looks conpated to other games
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Minish Cap was one of my first video games and it's still my favorite to this day. It's so sweet and charming I love replaying every few years. Personally I'm a huge knick knack collector, so finding mysterious shells, collecting kinstones, and gambling for figurines was enjoyable for me.
Don't sleep on link between worlds on 3DS if you haven't played it. Not sure if we're calling it 2D or 3D but it's fantastic as well.
Agreed, this might be my favorite 2d (or 2.5d?) Zelda game.
@@dedhart Loved the game but hated the "rent a tool" thing.
@@skumbino omg exactly!! but as far as i remember after finishing the game, there was a hard mode, but i lost my gamesave..
It's my favorite 2D Zelda.
Actually been playing though this for the first time over the last few weeks. On the last dungeon now. Hold on princess Zelda!
I don't think Minish Cap is my favourite of the 2d Zelda games (that would have to be Oracle of Ages) but it is the one I come back to and replay the most (basically every time I get a new retro handheld). It has such great graphics, music, and an overall cosy vibe that so few games manage to capture. The last time I played this, I was stuck in a hospital bed for a week and all I had to entertain myself was my miyoo mini. Of all the games I could have chosen during that time, I ended up picking Minish Cap and it really helped me escape mentally during that time.
Great review as always (I'm going to have to join the dusty game society if you keep playing great titles like this!)
OoA was my first 2d zelda I played so I can understand that. It's very good😊
Beautiful pixel art in a bunch of gba games. It's such an underrated system. Minish cap was a great game.
Minish Cap remains one of my favorite GBA titles. And as a Zelda game it checks all the boxes. Wonderful soundtrack, amazing gameplay. Gripping story. Art style that is unmatched. An absolute GBA masterpiece and a solid Zelda title.
What you described at the onset of the video about a hidden, magical world is not lame at all and is very similar to what Shigeru Miyamoto ascribes to his own inspiration for Legend of Zelda!
Oh cool!
Man I just laughed so hard at "well shut up and stop interrupting and I'll tell you" ! Great stuff here Mr. Dweeb.
This game is still in my backlog of unfinished games that I play through emulation on my PC, but I enjoyed the game when I played it.
Dude, finish it! You won't regret; I did it 3 times, also on a PC emulator, and I'd do it again.
I can never get enough of the gba and its wonderful list of games. Something about the pixel art in gba games that is absolute perfection to me ❤
I bought the amblernic 353p because of you and the game i played the most was this one! And you gotta love the Minish village theme!
I love this game some much i even considered to buy an original one just to actually own this beautiful beautiful game
Anything gba is insanely expensive now
@@EduFirenze I know!! Ahah Crazy...
Nice you acknowledge this epic title. I don't want to watch it completely to not have spoilers for my next playthrough. Played this first 20 years ago. Top 5 GBA for sure. Definitely underrated as a Zelda and as a GBA and as a retro Game in General.
Couldnt agree more! I played this for the first time a few years ago and its sooooo good! Controls are on point, and love the art style.
Excellent review Tech Dweeb! The Minish Cap is a HIGHLY underrated Zelda game! One of my favorites on the GBA for sure!
I’m 29 now and at the time when I bought this game when it came out, I was so mesmerized by the Cover Art and I had previously played wind Waker and I saw the similarities in the art and I assumed it was a sequel but besides the point I enjoyed every minute of this game I know a lot of people complain about the kin stone pieces, but it was really nice going around the world seeing who you can match pieces with it gave a sense of exploration and adventure and then seeing that little bubble pop on a person‘s head as you approach them really my dopamine I enjoyed the game nonetheless, but if I had to make any suggestions, I wish they would’ve added some portrait art when characters speak and some more side quests similar to majora’s mask maybe we can reunite two people who are lovers or maybe a secret here or there
I love this game, it's amazing to see a whole video of yours dedicated to this masterpiece! 🤩
I'm just about to finish Minish Cap on my A30. I've loved it so much I found a legit copy in an online auction! It arrives Monday!
And here I am, having just bought a Miyoo Mini Plus from LITNXT, playing through The Minish Cap! Perfect timing!
"Why don't you shut up and stop interrupting?" Hahahaha!
So happy you mentioned the items! Before playing Minish Cap, I had a myriad of other Zelda games under my belt and I was so charmed by the items. It felt so good in game to play with these new items. I plan on getting a tattoo of the opening sequence of when you visit the Minish for the first time because it was so beautiful!
I commented this while watching and I must also say "Any Zelda game is an important piece of gaming history" YES! YESSSSSSS!
Wow, literally JUST finished it on the Miyoo Mini! It was my first Zelda, it's amazing!
My second favourite Zelda game, the Original DMG Links Awakening is my first. That's for both 2D and 3D.
I lived playing this early this year, it was my first Zelda game I completed 🙂. Great video and review of the game (as usual). Thanks Dweeb
Agree! Minish cap is a must play for any 2d Zelda fan.
I finally just got a copy recently and I’m going to play it soon. I just wish some of these older handheld titles were so expensive. Cause I still need a couple more to have all of the handheld Zelda games.
I loved this game as a kid! By far one of my most played Zelda games! The pixel art is some of the best we will ever see! I am currently replaying it now.
I played minish cap last year and I just loved this game, honestly one of my favorites 2D Zeldas with A Link Between Worlds
The Minish Cap is by far the best 2D Zelda game. I liked it so much more than A Link to The Past and the Zelda games on the GB and GBC. The game is absolutely gorgeous, and the music is SO GOOD!
Played this game for the first time last year. Absolutely fantastic game. I haven’t played the oracle games yet or the 2D links awakening (only the switch remake). Those are next on my list.
Immediately loaded it up on my Retroid Pocket Mini
I started playing minish cap on my miyoo mini plus because I was outside and didn't have another console. I thought I I was just gonna play it for an hour or two to kill some time, and I ended up playing it for like a month until I finished it because I was so intrigued, I liked it that much. I'm a new Zelda player, before finishing this one the only other Zelda that I had finished was breath of the wild, which doesn't really follow the classic Zelda formula of completing dungeons. I also tried playing ocarina of time before and I never finished it because I got so frustrated because it wasn't as straightforward as I thought (before this I only played really simple games like crash bandicoot or basic spider man games which are essentially move forward and punch enemies). But after playing Minish Cap, I totally got that the dungeons not being straightforward was the point. This was the game that made me want to play more Zeldas, to me it had the perfect balance of and interesting world that I wanted to explore, it's complex enough that it doesn't feel pointless but not so hard that it becomes frustrating, and the world is interesting enough that it does feel magical. I would argue that it is the perfect game to get someone into Zelda games.
Well said buddy.
Glad u are able to finish it. Mine somehow keep on force exit out of the game in the dark hyrule castle area. Playing on Anbernic RG40XXV.
@@battousai9795 funny thing is this is more or less what happened to me when never approached the saga before and bought when it was released Link to the Past for my GF and her GBA SP and she told me to try it and I couldn’t stop playing until finish it, we both been new to the saga in those times. Then went to play Ocarina and since then every Zelda.
Hyrule (specifically Link to the Past Hyrule) is my ultimate fantasy land. I love the atmosphere of that game.
This was always my favorite Zelda. It didn't have to be part of a bigger story or anything and it was so much fun. My second favorite is the one where Link can go into a 2-D side scroll on the walls. The bird is definitely snarky. haha.
My first and favorite zelda game, so simple yet so full of details, love this game
Why is the beginning of this video giving me like a warm Christmas story vibe lol
This is the game that started me down this retro handheld rabbit hole.... I wanted to be able to play this game on a handheld but then be able to pick it up on my PC, so I wanted a device that shares my saves with my PC. I had started playing it on my 3ds, but it is not easy to transfer saves to and from it. I then got my Retroid pocket 3+ and since then a few other handhelds.
Started playing this one recently on my retro handheld and love it! Ranks right up there with Links to the past IMO.
I don’t enjoy Zelda games overall. But man i LOVE this game.
Man I feel you. I have a huge nostalgia bias toward Link to the Past, but having played Minish Cap in the last 3 years, it kind of floored me. I think it's the best 2D release
Top tier Zelda, no doubt. Made me fall in love with GBA.
Also, your videos are my favorite.
to me Links Awakening will always be the best 2d Zelda. Not only was it crazy back then to have a full world to discover on a handheld, it also defined the series with the item combination feature. the oracles games are also great and should be played right after LA.
I started a playthrough of this game when I first got into retro handhelds and am about 3/4 of the way through. I had never heard of it, life must’ve been in the way at the time it came out 😂 Great game!
The tri-force of 2d Zelda games, are all the ones with a version of switching your existence. Link to the past, Link Between Worlds, and The Minish Cap. Not to discount Links Awakening or other handheld titles like Phantom Hourglass or Spirit Tracks. I never played the Oracles, and I never played 4 Swords... so sue me.
ohh also as an edit: My MiyooA30 came with The Minish Cap installed and its fantastic.
I don’t even have to watch the video to tell you I absolutely agree. I just replayed Minish Cap :)
Played through this for the second time (it's been years), barely a month ago, such a great game. I'd love another traditional 2d Zelda title.
If you like this games art, i would recommend Lady Sia if you haven't already played it. It's got some really cool cartoon style art, and its pretty fun.
I've been meaning to replay this on my RG35XX but have been putting it off. You're really pushing my hand here
The fanmade randomizer is also very fun
I’ve seen and have all from 1980-Now what a game series Zelda throughout the decades
OMFG this is my favourite gba game of all time! close 2nd mario & luigi: Bowsers inside story + 3rd superstar saga
reminds me: i need buy a new charger for my OG GBA SP!
I've been a zelda fan forever but only recently played Minish Cap last year. Really enjoyed it.
I actually really liked the Kinstones 👀
It is indeed, I wish Link Awakening and the new Wisdom being also made in 2D with Minish´cap style, I own original cartridges for both Link to the Past and Minish Cap on GBA, and I own an Analogue Pocket, Nintendo DS with GBA slot, and a gorgeous GBA SP AGS101, and I always came back to them from time to time.
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I hadn’t played this one. But my nephews love this game. (Shhh… they emulated it…) but yeah they were saying how much they thought this was their favourite Zelda. Mines the first one, but I do know this game, like a lot of the others don’t deviate from what the original started, all good games
"Smaller than my chance to get out of my mom's basement and get a job." Great job explaining that, body!
i would love to see a remake of this game!
One of the top GBA games and the most underrated Zelda game. Note that there exists a patched version of the game which fixes some bugs for the EUR version.
Currently playing this on my 35xx h! In between sessions of Elden ring its a nice break from dying all the time.
YESSSS!!! Minish Cap is one of my favorites! 💜
This is also my favorite 2D Zelda game. Not many people feel that way about this game
Napoleon Dynamite-tier comedy makes me hit the Like button. 2:15 "'What are the Minish?' you ask? Well... why don't you _shut up_ and stop interrupting?"
I just played this a month ago, funny timing!
I'm working through the 2 Oracle games right now. This one is next on my list
I'm afraid to say that honey I shrunk the kids is an old man reference. It socks I know because I was born shortly after it came out but it's reality lol.
YESYES I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS SINCE FOREVER
I finally played it and beat it on my modded PSP1000 earlier this year. Great game.
My first Zelda game was Link's Awakening DX on the Gameboy Colour. I Have the solid blue one, it needs some tlc tho. How do you not have more subs?!
It was my first Zelda game. This and Phantom Hourglass are the only Zelda games I finished.
I've never played this one, I missed out on a lot of the GBA lineup. Now I'm thinking I should give it a shot!
You definitely should!
The footage you get from your -hands- handhelds is gorgeous! Minish Cap is a great game, but terrible for completionists. First one I've beaten on my trimui smart pro.
i always thought it was funny that all the "figurines" are just 1-frame sprites, oh well at least it was free gacha
I love playing zelda games... even though i have never finished them. XD i would get half way get to a boss, die 100 a hundred times or just get lost, and then rage quit 😂
This my friend is the truth. I really wish we could get some sort of really updated proper sequel that has updated graphics
Im playing it right now in my Anbernic clamshell, very nice game!
On bigger screens, this game works _really_ well with the scalefx shader.
The cap reminds me of bird head sage from Labyrinth.
I just finished it, and saw this upload. Awesome, I agree with everything said in the video (about the game😅)
Actually replaying it. Funny enough indeed one of the best games of all time.
Hi im teckdweeb welcome ❤
Currently playing this for the first time on my android phone and its been a blast rn. Really wish i had the chance to play this when the GBA was around but i didnt exist yet lol
i like the one of the whale and this one! also a link to the ast :D but i have still to properly play the oracle ones!!
Another GBA game that is a marvel and doesn't get talked about much is Shining Soul II. Honestly, I don't know why this gem isn't more well-known. It's super recommended, try it out and you won't regret it.
Have you ever made a video about modern games made for retro consoles like Goodboy Galaxy on GBA or Unearthed on GB/GBC? It feels like it would be right in your wheel house.
Pretty close to finishing this on Miyoo Mini.
One of the best Zeldas ever! I've beat this like 3 times
Hats as sidekicks are a Nintendo staple 😊 Think about cappy from Mario Odyssey
Sick bird watching burn
I'm worried the birdwatching fanboys are gonna give me grief.
I've been saying this for decades. My Top 3 Zeldas:
1. The Minish Cap / 2. A Link to the Past / 3 . Link's Awakening
It's definitely one of the best. My top 3: TotK, Minish Cap, Zelda 2 (NES)
my order would be
1. links Awakening
2. minish Cap
3. Link to the past
nothing beats my links awakening childhood memories ❤
and the SOUNDTRACK
but at least the first to games are the main reason I bought my miyoo mini (1) and than rg35xxH (2)
and its worth the money for those to games. Even so I own the games and GBA and original GB.
Excellent take here
ALttP is too short, and ugly. It certainly started some of the returning motifs, but it hasn't aged well, and doesn't hold a candle to the level of content in any of the GB Zelda titles.
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages & The Minish Cap are for me the best 2D game ever
I cant wait to play this game again on the rpminis beautiful oled display
Based on this video, I am setting aside 2 hours today to dedicate to this game.
2 hours well spent
I approve of this videos factual title ❤
You the Man!!!!
In my mind I picture the dusty game society as a bunch of cheese eating, wine sipping, Miyoo Mini worshipping, badminton playing socialites. 😅
Obviously the best Zelda game on GBA. It allowed me to reconnect with my brother because I was on bad terms with him. It's a game that I carry in my heart.. :)
Minish Cap is by far my favorite 2D Zelda, and probably my third favorite Zelda game overall.
If they ever remake Minish Cap they better recreate the art style it had to the smallest detail.
I don't think a Minish Cap remake done any other way would hit the same. 🤷🏼♂️