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electronic manual, the Operations Manual for your system or the Nintendo website. The electronic manual is available in PDF format
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Electronic Manual
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thoroughly to ensure maximum enjoyment of your new software.
Viewing the Game Screen
Mini Map
The point where you entered the area
Your current position
Hold down to hide (press in any direction to show again)
Life Energy
This depletes when you are hit by an enemy or fall from a height.
Rupees (the currency of Hyrule)
You can use this to play the ocarina. You will learn additional
melodies as you progress through your quest.
View the melodies that are available to play.
Ocarina Subscreen
Assign items to item slots in order to use them.
Touch the item you wish to assign, and then touch
the slot you wish to assign it to. Assign frequently
used items to
and for ease of use.
Item Subscreen
Magic Meter
This shows how much magic power you have left. The level depletes every time you use an item
or move that requires magic. The meter is only displayed after you acquire the ability to use magic.
View area maps and dungeon maps.
Areas
Areas you haven’t yet visited
are hidden beneath clouds and
can’t be seen.
Dungeons
The amount of information displayed
will increase as you progress through
your quest.
Current floor
Boss floor
Each of these will be shown when
acquired.
Dungeon floors
Boss Key/Compass/
Dungeon Map/Small Key
Map Subscreen
View equipment and items you have acquired. To equip an item,
just touch it on this screen.
Heart pieces
Collect four of these to increase
your life energy by one.
Currently equipped items
Gear Subscreen
The button shows which action can be performed in that situation.
Action Icon
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