Changes: Zelda: Lampshade

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"Zelda: Lampshade"
Author:	The-Super-Flash-Bros
Audio used:	Unknown
Origin:	07/25/2005
Size:	724.7 KB
Score(As of November 21, 2010):	4.22/5.00
Author's comments:
"The Legend of Zelda: The Lampshade of no real significance" A brand new game from The Super Flash Bros! www.SuperFlashBros.net Explore the town of "Hyscule" in this RPG. Look out for countless Decline, Newgrounds and Gaming cameos in Link's strangest adventure ever to hit the Web. Credits: -------------------- Tom: ActionScript Game design Music Additional script Dim: Art Animation Additional Design Script

Zelda: Lampshade is a Zelda Parody game by The-Super-Flash-Bros.

Design

Zelda: Lampshade is essentially a game based around trading. The game opens with a faux boss battle, which can be defeated with one button. After receiving the Mystical Lampshade from where the boss once stood, the player enters the town, where they have to find items and deliver them to various characters to progress. In essence, the entire game is a long trading quest. Players control Link's movement using the arrow keys and interact with people and things using the spacebar.

Presentation

Zelda: Lampshade is presented in a top-down view similar to the 2D Zelda games. The art style is also similar to the Zelda games. However, a number of characters from other series, such as Dante from Devil May Cry and Samus from Metroid make appearances. Other anachronisms, such as a McDonalds and members of the Super Flash Bros, also make appearances. Actual music from the Zelda series is used.

Reception

Upon submission, Zelda: Lampshade took the Daily and Weekly 2nd Place awards. As of November 2010, the game has had over 3.3 million views, and an average review of 8.7/10. It is also featured in the Adventure Games and Zelda Collections.

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 == Design ==
-Zelda: Lampshade is essentially a game based around trading. The game opens with a faux boss battle, which can be defeated with one button, then, after receiving the Mystical Lampshade, the player enters the town, where they have to find items and deliver them to various characters to progress.
+Zelda: Lampshade is essentially a game based around trading. The game opens with a faux boss battle, which can be defeated with one button. After receiving the Mystical Lampshade from where the boss once stood, the player enters the town, where they have to find items and deliver them to various characters to progress. In essence, the entire game is a long trading quest. Players control Link's movement using the arrow keys and interact with people and things using the spacebar.
 == Presentation ==
-Zelda: Lampshade is presented in a top-down view similar to the 2D Zelda games. The art style is also similar to the Zelda games.
+[[File:Zelda_Lampshade.png|thumb|Dante is one of the many cameos to appear.]]Zelda: Lampshade is presented in a top-down view similar to the 2D Zelda games. The art style is also similar to the Zelda games. However, a number of characters from other series, such as Dante from Devil May Cry and Samus from Metroid make appearances. Other anachronisms, such as a McDonalds and members of the Super Flash Bros, also make appearances. Actual music from the Zelda series is used.
 == Reception ==
-Upon submission, Zelda: Lampshade took the Daily and Weekly 2nd Place awards. As of March 2010, the game has had over 3.2 million views, and an average review of 8.7/10. It is also featured in the Adventure Games and Zelda Collections.
+Upon submission, Zelda: Lampshade took the Daily and Weekly 2nd Place awards. As of November 2010, the game has had over 3.3 million views, and an average review of 8.7/10. It is also featured in the Adventure Games and Zelda Collections.
 [http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/253819 Play it here]
 [[Category:Flash games]]
 [[Category:Video Game Parodies]]
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 [[Category:Zelda]]
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