“Just what button exactly?” you may be wondering. As there’s no microphone to be found on this system, rumor has it that pressing and holding a certain button while playing the Japanese version of the game will topple Pols Voice in the same way. In the original game’s release for the Famicom Disk System in Japan, these big-eared brutes could be vanquished by making a noise near the microphone on the player 2 controller (did you know one of the Famicom’s controllers had a microphone?!). In the English version of the game, these hopping mouse-like creatures are quite resistant to Link’s sword but can be defeated with a single hit from a certain “long-range item.” If the going ever gets a little too tough, don’t forget you’ve got this powerful trick in your back pocket. Do this, and Link will begin his perilous quest with the maximum number of hearts! If you find yourself getting stuck or just want to beat the game quickly, this may be the trick for you.Īnd worry not! If you start the game without using this hidden command, pressing and holding the A button for five seconds on the Game Over screen before restarting will let Link resume his quest with full hearts. When starting a new game, select a play file then try pressing and holding the A button for five seconds. With a few specific button presses, you can unlock some special modes and settings to help make the most of your games! ■ The Legend of Zelda For this final installment, we’ll clue you in on some handy button commands (often called “cheat codes” back in the day) that should be fun to play around with. Over the past two articles, we’ve introduced a few hidden elements and secrets related to the system. Part 2: Saving the World in 12 Hours? Mysteries of the Playable ClockĪt long last, it’s launch day for the Game & Watch™: The Legend of Zelda™ system! Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda – Secrets Series Part 3: Secret Button Commands

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