So turn the page and find all those hidden treasures you never knew existed. For quick links to the hearts, chearts, Triforce, and Windwaker song sections, use the small scroll above the intro and walkthrough links. You can access all these sections from the above navigation. The item pages list all weapons, items, charts, songs, and gallery figurines, while the monsters section tells you about your enemies' weak spots and where to find them. Our complete guide contains a detailed Zelda: Wind Waker walkthrough from start to finish, a clickable Zelda: Wind Waker world map, as well as details on each and every island in the game - including how to find every Treasure Chart, Piece of Heart, or big rupee. In short, we show you how to find everything. IGN's strategy guide to Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker not only helps you along through the main quest with a detailed walkthrough with plenty of maps and images, it also gives you important tips on all the sidequests, hidden treasures, and secrets. Link must travel the Great Sea and control the winds with the Wind Waker as he faces his destiny as the Legendary Hero if he is ever to rescue his sister and stop Ganondorfs plan to uncover the Triforce. Set in a huge overworld that takes more than seven minutes to traverse by boat (at full wind speed), it's not only easy to get lost, but it's near impossible to find all the secrets without a helping hand. Nintendo's latest, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, in many ways eclipses its predecessors with a enhanced battle and camera systems, beautifully animated cartoon graphics, and more secrets than any game in the series so far.

For many, the Zelda brand represents the pinnacle of gaming, a perfect convergence of polished design, tightly crafted control and beautiful presentation. Note: In this walkthrough, the words 'north, west, south, east' are referring to the directions on the mini-map, while the words 'right, left' are referring to the screen (and Link's position).Nintendo's Legend of Zelda franchise over the years has defined a genre, first revolutionizing the action-adventure and then evolving it with several critically acclaimed sequels spanning multiple console and handheld platforms. Hyrule Castle and return to the Forsaken Fortress.Sections like the Pieces of Heart and Treasure Charts can be found in the Tips and Tricks pages. This text doesn't contain all the optional actions of the game. Originally written by Ariane, translated by Le Pourpre and reviewed by Sarah

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