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Aonuma on the Importance of A Link to the Past
Published on 10/3/2013 2:38:00 PM by Austin Dickson
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Home > Aonuma on the Importance of A Link to the Past
In a recent interview, Eiji Aonuma explained the importance of A Link to the Past for him and its influence on the sequel - A Link Between Worlds. You can read the full quotes from Aonuma below.
"A Link To The Past was the game that taught me the vast potential of games during the time I was still new to Nintendo...so this game has a rather special place in my heart and I was never able to imagine that I would be working on a sequel for it now.
We will be using arrangements of music from A Link To The Past, since this is a sequel to that game, and we are also trying to make the music sound like it's played on real instruments. People who know the original will definitely be able to tell and be happy about it, while newcomers will also be able to enjoy it."
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