A The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX native PC port is now available for download, which breathes new life into the classic Game Boy Color title.
The port, which can now be downloaded for free by going here, comes with enhanced graphics, widescreen support, high resolution, and high frame rate options that make Link's adventure more epic than it ever was. You can check out these features yourself before downloading the port by watching the trailer below.
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX was remade for Nintendo Switch back in 2019. The remake kept everything that made the original amazing while updating visuals and audio, making for an excellent title that suits the Switch particularly well, as we highlighted in our launch review.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening looks gorgeous, sounds beautiful, and tells a twee and compelling tale. While the game can be played through in around ten hours if you know what you're doing in advance, new players will find a lengthy and engaging Zelda game to love. Whether it's your first time playing Link's Awakening or your dozenth, you will still find a gripping Switch game that you'll remember for another twenty years.
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