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By using the C-Stick, the player has three-dimensional control over the camera system, including the ability to center it around Link entirely. This gives the player more control than the C-buttons from the Nintendo 64 titles. | By using the C-Stick, the player has three-dimensional control over the camera system, including the ability to center it around Link entirely. This gives the player more control than the C-buttons from the Nintendo 64 titles. | ||
As with every ''The Legend of Zelda'' title, there are [[dungeon]]s, though the ones in ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' are featured in a wider variety of environments (many of which are subterranean). Most dungeons have an essential item or another piece of equipment, one example being the [[Skull Hammer]]. The game introduces new items such the [[Deku Leaf]], which allows Link to safely glide across to a distant location (provided he has enough [[magic]]) | As with every ''The Legend of Zelda'' title, there are [[dungeon]]s, though the ones in ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' are featured in a wider variety of environments (many of which are subterranean). Most dungeons have an essential item or another piece of equipment, one example being the [[Skull Hammer]]. The game introduces new items, such the [[Deku Leaf]], which allows Link to safely glide across to a distant location (provided he has enough [[magic]]). | ||
The game has optional [[Side Quest]]s, with the longest one being the [[Nintendo Gallery]]. It involves Link using the [[Deluxe Picto Box]] to take photographs of characters and enemies, which he can present to [[Carlov]], who creates sculptures from the characters. | The game has optional [[Side Quest]]s, with the longest one being the [[Nintendo Gallery]]. It involves Link using the [[Deluxe Picto Box]] to take photographs of characters and enemies, which he can present to [[Carlov]], who creates sculptures from the characters. | ||
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Link makes use of a baton, the [[Wind Waker]], most often during seafaring. The [[Wind's Requiem]] is the first song that Link learns, and it allows him to change the direction of the wind. This is necessary for traveling to another island or using the Deku Leaf to glide across to a nearby height. There are five other songs that Link learns: one of them is the [[Ballad of Gales]], which allows Link to summon a cyclone to transport him and the King of Red Lions to another island. | Link makes use of a baton, the [[Wind Waker]], most often during seafaring. The [[Wind's Requiem]] is the first song that Link learns, and it allows him to change the direction of the wind. This is necessary for traveling to another island or using the Deku Leaf to glide across to a nearby height. There are five other songs that Link learns: one of them is the [[Ballad of Gales]], which allows Link to summon a cyclone to transport him and the King of Red Lions to another island. | ||
Throughout his adventure, Link obtains [[Treasure Chart]]s, and these reveal the location of hidden [[Treasure Chest]]s around the Great Sea. The treasure's location is represented by bright, shining ring on the water surface. | Throughout his adventure, Link obtains [[Treasure Chart]]s, and these reveal the location of hidden [[Treasure Chest]]s around the Great Sea. The treasure's location is represented by bright, shining ring on the water surface. With the [[Grappling Hook]], Link can pull out the sunken Treasure Chest, which usually contains a [[Rupee]]. | ||
===Tingle Tuner=== | ===Tingle Tuner=== | ||
{{Main|Tingle Tuner}} | {{Main|Tingle Tuner}} | ||
When Link frees [[Tingle]] from his cell on [[Windfall Island]], Tingle gives him the Tingle Tuner. It is an optional feature where the player can connect a {{wp|GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable|link cable}} to a [[Game Boy Advance]] unit, where the second player assumes control | When Link frees [[Tingle]] from his cell on [[Windfall Island]], Tingle gives him the Tingle Tuner. It is an optional feature where the player can connect a {{wp|GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable|link cable}} to a [[Game Boy Advance]] unit, where the second player assumes control Tingle. For a fee, Tingle can either find hidden treasures, provide hints, or sell items for Link. | ||
===Second Quest=== | ===Second Quest=== | ||
