Gaming Is Four Swords Adventures worth it for single player?

[GhostHero182]

(I would post this in a Gamecube board but GBAtemp doesn’t have one. So I thought I should post this here because Gamecube games work on the Wii)

So I was reading the Wikipedia article on Zelda, and I realized I haven’t played Four Swords Adventures. FSA is primarily a multiplayer game, but I’d play it single player for three reasons:

1. I don’t own 2-4 GBA link cables. (I don’t even own one)

2. I don’t own four GBA consoles.

3. No one wants to play this with me.

So is this game still good in single player? Basically, is it worth it?

 

[CallmeBerto]

Nope.

It is VERY boring without anyone to play with. Just watch the cutscenes online and move on.

 

[GreyWolf]

I thought it was fun single player. It's not as complex as one of the 3D Zelda games, though.

 

[migles]

well, just try it for yourself? you have a wii, can easily download the game and check it for yaself
i personally kite like the game, but i never really played it more than 10 minutes...
had some fun with it

however its get kinda annoying because you see "multiplayer" mechanics all over and then realize you don't have friends to play this with you and you are a sad lonely guy and how the game would be much better with friends :c

 

[tbb043]

It's not a full blown Zelda experience, but as an action puzzler type thingy, it's fun enough, even solo.

 

[PrincessLillie]

But we do have a GameCube board...

 

[GhostHero182]

But we do have a GameCube board...

Oh, sorry I didn’t know.

 

[Gon Freecss]

Just pretend you're playing with friends and it's actually nice

 

[felixsrg]

Sure, the game is not bad and can be played in single player mode, enjoy it and play it.

 

[GreyWolf]

Most of the multiplayer mechanics work solo by just changing the formation the Links are in. The main thing you miss is being able to go into separate areas at the same time.

I didn't know there was a GC section either.