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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
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Set 100 years after the events of The Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks introduces a new Hyrule where technology has advanced to the steam age, and an evil force, long-sealed in a tower, has been freed.
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"Spirit Tracks is filled with good moments that tweak the series' standards in interesting ways."
5 ★ (7)
4 ★ (14)
3 ★ (7)
2 ★ (4)
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Not memorable but not bad either.

Spirit Tracks is not known for being the best Zelda game around, this little fact made me pretty cautious about how to approach this Zelda game. Some people tend to overestimate Zelda games, they have… Read more

worse than a used heroin needle

This game is literally garbage. i can remember being in 7th grade when it was announced and i almost crapped my pants. i was so excited i began to save every penny i earned for the next month. then it… Read more

This Zelda entry has the same soul, but has lost some of the steam.

Zelda games are a tricky bunch to scrutinize as each has an intrinsic high quality simply on the virtue of them being a Zelda game. Nintendo does not skimp on the quality and production values of each… Read more

This Zelda entry has the same soul, but has lost some of the steam.

Zelda games are a tricky bunch to scrutinize as each has an intrinsic high quality simply on the virtue of them being a Zelda game. Nintendo does not skimp on the quality and production values of each… Read more

Do you suffer from “Zelda Fatigue”?

The Legend of Zelda games used to be a rare treat. With a few exceptions, most games in the series were typically separated by a period of at least four or five years. Some time after the venerable Th… Read more

Link and Zelda steam to the top

The Legend of Zelda : Spirit Tracks is probably best Zelda adventure since Wind Waker. Many may doubt it, but thanks to its many ingenious puzzles, melancholic music, and a sharp witty script, Spirit… Read more

It May Be On a Smaller System, But it Isn't a Smaller Quest

I admittedly wasn’t very excited when Nintendo first announced Spirit Tracks. I found Phantom Hourglass to be a little to easy, and this is probably due to Nintendo’s casual marketing approach on the… Read more

A solid Zelda game once you get through the slow start.

The quality of The Legend of Zelda series as a whole is practically unquestionable. Almost everything Nintendo sets out to do with the series is a success and comes out with flying colors. Phantom Hou… Read more

A must own for all Zelda fans!

To start off this review I must say I absolutely love this game. I haven't been this into a Zelda game probably since Wind Waker. The train in the game is surprisingly good, even though I died a coupl… Read more

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks Review

A couple of years ago before Phantom Hourglass was released it was easy to be skeptical of a purely touchscreen Zelda game, especially after the wagglefest of Twilight Princess on the Wii. Despite alm… Read more

It Hits The Pleasure Center of Your Brain

The Legend of Zelda takes a detour in Spirit Tracks, the pseudo-sequel to 2007’s Phantom Hourglass . Inspired by his son’s favorite children’s book titled The Tracks Go On and On , director Eiji Aonum… Read more

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

I've seen a fair amount of people call Spirit Tracks better than its DS predecessor from a couple years ago, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass . I finished that game a couple months ago, and whil… Read more

Choo-choo Link!

Zelda has always been the ultimate series for me, as with many people. Each instalment gives me uncanny amounts of hype and a weekend of no socialising upon release, however the handheld titles have a… Read more

Spirit Tracks is a bit of a trainwreck.

So, I'm a huge Zelda fan, and it is honestly the most likely pick for my favorite franchise of all time, but something about Link's latest DS adventure just did not sit well with me at all. A lot of t… Read more

Derailed.

So me and Nintendo have different ideas on what to do with this Zelda license. I tend to think that the franchise needs an overhaul, a desperate tweaking of its stagnant format. I say enough to tired… Read more

Another fun, leisurely ride through Hyrule

The land of Hyrule has gone through many types of transportation over the years. Link, the Zelda series' protagonist, has traveled the vast land by horseback, boat, and even teleportation. And now, in… Read more

Spirited Change

If you're asking yourself whether or not The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks will entice a player who's fallen out of love with the series -- either because of its reluctance to change or because of fr… Read more

My impressions so far... a review of the beginning

I am writing this as I play the game. And what I will say is something I have not heard any other reviewer say. This game is great, and keep in mind I have not played the first.-hour glass-. Now I am… Read more

Better than Phantom Hourglass - but is that enough?

The Legend of the Zelda: Spirit Tracks for the DS is Nintendo's newest take on the land of Hyrule. It tells the story of an ancient evil that has been inexplicably imprisoned by a series magical railr… Read more

One Damn Good Adventure Game and One of the Best Games on the DS

Those that have played The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass will be no stranger to the layout of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. Spirit Tracks takes the same formula of Phantom Hourglass and rep… Read more

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