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To play Zelda II Redux requies an IPS patching program, like LunarIPS, along with a clean dumped image of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. There are also a whole host of other changes Zelda II Redux incorporates in order to bring Link’s second adventure more inline with the rest of the Legend of Zelda series that can be found on the project’s change log. Though Zelda II Redux’s most important feature may be the inclusion of manual saving via “Up + A” on the pause menu. Under the hood, all sorts of boss battles have been re-balanced while casting magic spells doesn’t require multiple return trips to the pause menu. Text speed has been increased and a revised translation of the Japanese script has been incorporated. Graphical enhancements include: a reworked HUD complete with the series’ tradition of hearts, animated enemy icons in the over world, a new title screen, and giving Link the shield from the Famicom Disk System release’s box art. Years in the making, Zelda II Redux takes a relatively light-handed approach to revising the original NES game. Developer saw that situation arising around Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, and it inspired him to create the Zelda II Redux ROM hack. Therein lies the problem with how you remember a game playing versus the reality of how it actually does. The forward passage of time leaves technology to stagnate, while the memories attached to those old games can morph in mysterious ways. Going back to classic games can be a difficult experience.

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