The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past: There's an extra dungeon in the remade GBA version.US border policies can have dire consequences for the health and well- being of asylum seekers and other migrants. Players can't access the dungeon until they completed the multiplayer Four Swords game. Inside the dungeon is 4 areas with very tough puzzles and color swaps of some of the bosses Link fought previously, along with new behavior patterns. Beating all 4 bosses opens the way to fighting 4 clones of Link from the Four Sword, each Link bearing a different color and abilities that mirror Link's. The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX has the Color Dungeon, which is only accessible by playing the game on a Game Boy Color.Beating these bosses only gets you statistics of your game data, so it's nothing but bragging rights. It includes color-based puzzles, such as colored switches and enemies that are only distinguishable by their tunics having to be beat in a certain order. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has the Gerudo's Training Ground, out in their outpost, which consists of solving puzzles in different rooms to collect keys.For winning, you get either a Red or Blue Tunic, which puts you permanently under the effect of a Piece of Power (increased speed and attacks send enemies flying and do double damage) or a Guardian Acorn (double defense), respectively. These keys are used in a maze to get the Ice Arrows. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle Games: The games include special dungeons, available only in linked games.While rumors suggested that the cave could be made Unwinnable by Design under certain conditions, the dungeon is always solvable. They're both called the Hero's Cave, but their challenges and rewards differ based on which order the games were played in. The one in Seasons replaces the mini-dungeon of the same name that would give you the sword in an unlinked game, while the one in Ages just appears on an otherwise-blank wall.The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker has a number of multi-level gauntlets.
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