The Minish Cap's Hyrule Town is perhaps the most bustling burg yet in a Zelda game, with a ton of ... Flagship has created this game's graphics from the ground up and made them consistent with ...

and the deliciously colorful graphics are some of the most memorable the GBA ever hosted. Minish Cap might not have been as long as other Zelda titles, but it's no less rewarding and is hands down ...

and The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap will forever be a game that showed me how to treasure the tiny moments that stick in your mind like great poetry.

System Nintendo Platform(s) Nintendo Game Boy Advance Released January 10, 2005 Developer(s) Capcom Genre(s) Action-Adventure Game(s): The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap Standout Feature(s ...

and it's a simple fact that The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap came out two decades ago now. Existential crisis aside, an anniversary like this is a great time to remember the Game Boy Advance ...

The shrinking mechanic of the Minish cap is an inventive new way to explore the world. As in every Zelda game, Link must set out on an adventure to save the kingdom after evil attacks. In this ...

The graphics are certainly a point to be praised ... All in all The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap delivers a game with the Zelda feel we have come to know and love, while still feeling fresh ...

The Minish Cap's graphics and music immediately call to mind previous Zelda games. Link's sword, shield, boomerang and bombs have seemingly been directly lifted from the very first Legend of Zelda.

The latest in the series, Flagship-developed The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, is the first original game in the series for the GBA platformer, and does a wonderful job continuing the legacy of ...

The gimmick then? Every Zelda has one and it usually gives a focus to the gameplay. As you may have guessed, it’s the Minish Cap. Using this wonderful device/person you can become micro-sized ...