Table of Contents:
- The Legend of Zelda: Tips & Tactics
- Zelda 2: Link no Bouken - Futabasha Guide
- The Official Nintendo Player's Guide
- The NES Game Atlas
- Kamigami no Triforce - Nintendo Official Guidebooks
- A Link to the Past - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Link's Awakening - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Toki no Ocarina - Nintendo Official Guidebook
- Ocarina of Time - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Yume o Miru Shima DX - Nintendo Official Guidebook
- Mujura no Kamen - Nintendo Official Guidebook
- Majora's Mask - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Fushigi no Ki no Mi (Oracle) - Nintendo Official Guidebooks
- Oracle of Seasons/Ages - Nintendo Player's Guide
- A Link to the Past / Four Swords - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Kamigami no Triforce / Yottsu no Tsurugi - Nintendo Official Guidebook
- Kaze no Takuto - Nintendo Official Guidebook
- The Wind Waker - Nintendo Player's Guide
- Collector's Edition - Nintendo Official Guide
- Zelda Box - The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Fan Book
The Legend of Zelda: Tips & Tactics
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Information: Copyright: 1988 Nintendo? -- Publisher: Hideo Ogata -- Published By: Tokuma Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd. -- Editor: Masayoshi Suzuki -- U.S. Editor: Howard Phillips with Lynn Griffes -- U.S. Version Producer: Tsutomu Otsuka |
Description:
This booklet was released as a supplement to "The Legend of Zelda." Sold
separately, it offered more detailed descriptions and strategies than
what was given in the game's manual. This is more than just a walkthrough:
it's like a more detailed instruction manual.
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Zelda 2: Link no Bouken - Futabasha Guide
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Information: Copyright: 1987 Nintendo -- Publisher: Futabasha -- ISBN4-575-15075-4 -- 96 pages + 2 inserts -- Sold for 360 yen |
Description:
This is a Japanese guide, published by Futabasha, which covers Zelda 2: Link no Bouken.
It has names, art, and descriptions for all items and enemies. It covers most
of the game and even shows the ending! There are also two inserts showing maps of Hyrule.
I'm not sure if this guide is official, but it looks like it uses official information
when it can. (It looks like they drew some of the enemies themselves when no official
art was available.)
Downloads:
Scan of Link no Bouken Futabasha Guide
(4.4 MB .zip, originally scanned by History of Hyrule)
The Official Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 1987 Nintendo of America Inc. -- Publisher: Tatsumi Yamashita -- Producer: Tsutomu Otsuka -- Published by: Tokuma Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd. -- Concept: WORK HOUSE, Tokyo |
Description:
This guide covers over ninety NES games, including Zelda I and II. The "Reviews" give
brief information about items and characters, and walkthroughs through the first few
levels of the games. In the back is the "Game Guide," which has brief descriptions
of all the games.
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Scan of Official Nintendo Player's Guide
(4.7 MB .zip, only contains Zelda portions)
The NES Game Atlas
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Information: Copyright: 1991 Nintendo of America |
Description:
This guide had detailed walkthroughs and maps for many NES games, including "The
Legend of Zelda" and "The Adventure of Link."
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Scan of NES Atlas (4.6 MB .zip, only contains Zelda portions.
PDFs originally downloaded from Zelda.com,
and converted to JPEGs. Cover scans provided by Mak.)
Kamigami no Triforce - Nintendo Official Guidebooks
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Description:
Those silly Japanese thought it would be a good idea to release TWO guides for ALttP.
The green-colored one is the "Jou" volume, which can mean "first"
or "upper." The red-colored one is the "Ge" volume, which can
mean "last" or "lower." These guides actually have a lot of cool
information in them, like enemy names/descriptions and interviews. Hopefully these
will get translated some day.
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A Link to the Past - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 1992 Nintendo -- Publisher: M. Arakawa -- Producer in Chief: Hiroyuki Kato -- Editor in Chief: Gail Tilden -- Senior Editor: Pam Sather -- Editors: Scott Polland, George Sinfield, Leslie Swan, Jeff Bafus, Dan Owsen -- Editorial Consultants: Howard Lincoln, Peter Main, Phil Rogers, Juana Tingdale, Tony Harman |
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Link's Awakening - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 1993 Nintendo (Later versions of this guide also cover the DX version) -- Publisher: M. Arakawa -- Producer in Chief: Hiroyuki Kato -- Editor in Chief: Gail Tilden -- Senior Editor: Pam Sather -- Editors: Scott Polland, Leslie Swan -- Editorial Consultants: Howard Lincoln, Peter Main, Phil Rogers, Juana Tingdale, Dan Owsen |
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Toki no Ocarina - Nintendo Official Guidebook
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Ocarina of Time - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 1998 Nintendo |
Yume o Miru Shima DX - Nintendo Official Guidebook
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Mujura no Kamen - Nintendo Official Guidebook
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Majora's Mask - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 2000 Nintendo |
Fushigi no Ki no Mi (Oracle) - Nintendo Official Guidebooks
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Oracle of Seasons/Ages - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 2001 Nintendo |
A Link to the Past / Four Swords - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 2002 Nintendo Released Dec. 2, 2002 |
Kamigami no Triforce / Yottsu no Tsurugi - Nintendo Official Guidebook
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Kaze no Takuto - Nintendo Official Guidebook
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The Wind Waker - Nintendo Player's Guide
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Information: Copyright: 2003 Nintendo Released March 17, 2003 |
Collector's Edition - Nintendo Official Guide
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Information: Copyright: 2003 Nintendo Released November 18, 2003 Purchase now at EBGames |
Zelda Box - The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Fan Book
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Information: Copyright: Enterbrain Inc and Nintendo in 2002 |
Description:
Only released in Japan, the Zelda Box came with this booklet, some little figurines, a map, and a music CD with twelve tracks. This booklet, which we've scanned here, featured a huge collection of exclusive Wind Waker artwork, interviews with the Wind Waker development team, a history of the Zelda series, some guides for tWW, and probably a bunch of other things I am unaware of. Very interesting collection of stuff, all told.
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