New Zelda WW levels

[Hitcher]

Sounds like they left in some test levels which can now be accessed using Action Replay.

Here.

[Adam Stone]

Very interesting indeed. Notice how the water is transparant in those screens. May have to think about getting a AR now. The areas dont look too impressive, and something more from SMS, but still looks interesting nonetheless.

Thanks for the link Mr

[Adam]

Yeah good ol' Action Replay eh? I'll give them a go once I've clocked it.

[djtickle]

anyone played these?

Is there anypoint to them, can you complete them?

[quirky]

I have an AR but I doubt I'll try this out - it'll spoil the "magic" a fair bit, won't it? Though judging by the AR codes I've tried so far, this is more likely to crash the game than anything else.

[olly]

I haven't played TWW, but would recommend trying it after you've finishedt he game normally. My friend had an Action Replay for the N64, and the fun we had playing the 1-player levels in multiplayer on Goldeneye was terrific.

[darkangel]

can I access them with my u.s zelda? i have a u.s cube

[Hitcher]

Yes, they are US Action replay codes.

[Valken]

The levels don't have a point other than for testing purposes... Nintendo, like many developers, make "playpen" levels to test out features before diving head first into making the game itself.

The reason it looks a little like Mario Sunshine is because Wind Waker is based on the SMS "engine" so to speak...

I've no idea why they were left in... I guess they were accessible from some sort of debug mode and no one bothered to take out the mini maps as development of the game progressed.