the legend of zelda came out in 1986.
the legend of zelda came out in 1986.
when did the legend of zelda come out?
1986
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section::::appearances.:in video games.:"the legend of zelda" series.









































link debuted on february 21, 1986, with the japanese release of "the legend of zelda". described as a "young man" who saved princess zelda's elderly nursemaid impa from ganon's henchmen, link assumes the role of the hero attempting to rescue princess zelda and the kingdom of hyrule from the evil wizard ganon, who has stolen the triforce of power.
link (the legend of zelda)
the score to "a link to the past" was composed, arranged, and produced by koji kondo. the overworld theme of "the legend of zelda" ("hyrule overture") returns in "a link to the past", redone in s-smp style. the theme is also featured in "light world overworld" and in "end credits." "a link to the past" helped to establish the musical core of the "zelda" series. while the first game originated the "hyrule overture," many recurring motifs of the "zelda" scores come from "a link to the past", including "zelda's lullaby" (princess zelda's theme), "ganondorf's theme," "hyrule castle" (royal family theme), "kakariko village" and "select screen/fairy cave." these themes have been used in subsequent "the legend of zelda" games. a soundtrack to "kamigami no triforce", entitled "the legend of zelda: sound and drama", was released by sony records in japan on june 22, 1994. the first disc is 44 minutes long and features rearranged versions of a selection of the game's themes, along with a bonus drama track. the second disc features 54 minutes of the original arrangements for the game and those of the original nes game, "the legend of zelda".
the legend of zelda: a link to the past