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The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker Game, Gamecube, Wii U, Wii, Switch, HD, Walkthrough, Rom, Guide Unofficial Copyright 2018 by Josh Abbott Third Edition, License Notes Copyright Info: This book is intended for personal reference material only. This book is not to be re-sold or redistributed to individuals without the consent of the copyright owner. If you did not pay for this book or have obtained it through illicit means then please purchase an authorized copy online. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author. Legal Info: This book in no way, is affiliated or associated by the Original Copyright Owner, nor has it been certified or reviewed by the party. This is an un-official/non-official book. This book does not modify or alter the game and is not a software program. Presented by HiddenStuffEntertainment.com Table of Contents The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker Game, Gamecube, Wii U, Wii, Switch, HD, Walkthrough, Rom, Guide Unofficial Preface FREE GAME GUIDES, TIPS, & EBOOKS Introduction How to Install the Game for Wii U How to Install the Game for Nintendo Switch How to Install for Windows PC 8 or 10 Getting Started The first game and second game Professional Strategies Golden Feathers Old men in the game Rupee collection Barrels contain rupees The artist of Windfall Island Look out platforms Feeding animals The attic in the outset island belonging to the farmer What of the 6 torches found on the isle of the needle rock Reduce the prices using tingle Exchanges by Beedle Make link an acrobat The frozen cave Turn the darknuts against each other Deluxe picto box before going into the forbidden woods Win the bird-man contest Extra information and tips Experiment for fun Smash miniblins using a skull hammer Let’s ride for free Get money easily Wake up the pigs The wind waker signs Sages of ocarina of time Change the tunes Joy pendants easy grabs What about soup for strength Power of the light arrows Ballard of gale trick Conclusion FREE GAME GUIDES, TIPS, & EBOOKS Looking for the most up to date strategies for the latest games? Sign-up for free to get these delivered straight to your inbox! Hundreds of the most recent & popular games are covered! Click or visit the URL below to get started. *Signup from the homepage popup or click the “newsletter” link at the top of the page. http://www.hiddenstuffentertainment.com/ How to Install the Game for Wii U 1) Start your Wii U System. 2) Sign-in to your account. Please note, if you do not have an account you can use the “Create Account” button below the sign-in page as pictured below. 3) Once signed in, go to the Nintendo Store on your home screen or visit: http://www.nintendo.com/wiiu/eshop/virtual-console/ 4) Click on “Search” and input the title you are searching for. *Please note- there may be times where games and or content are unavailable. We cannot guarantee that the specific game you are searching for will be available. 5) Once you locate the title you are searching for, click the “Download” button as shown in the screenshot below. 6) Once your game has downloaded it will be ready to play by visiting the home screen. How to Install the Game for Nintendo Switch 1) Start your Nintendo Switch System. 2) Sign-in to your account. Please note, if you do not have an account you can use the “Create Account” button below the sign-in page as pictured below. 3) Once signed in, go to the Nintendo Store on your home screen or visit: http://www.nintendo.com/switch/online-service/ 4) Click on “Search” and input the title you are searching for. *Please note- there may be times where games and or content are unavailable. We cannot guarantee that the specific game you are searching for will be available. 5) Once you locate the title you are searching for, click the “Download” button as shown in the screenshot below. 6) Once your game has downloaded it will be ready to play by visiting the home screen. How to Install for Windows PC 8 or 10 1) Locate the Windows Phone App Store Icon on your phone/tablet and click on it. 2) Locate the Search box and search for the app that you want to download. 3) Click on the Download Icon to download and install the app. 4) Once the game has installed. Find the game icon on your device and click it to begin playing. Enjoy! Getting Started The adventure is complimented by the style, sailing on high seas as well as the charm which are also completed by the color shading of the cell giving the series ability to bring into life the heart of the game. A new release has come up involving the wind waker HD suitable with Wii U and it was thought for us to enjoy the top 10 cheats and trick for this new version in case you find yourself stuck in the high seas and you need helping playing the game easily. The first game and second game After saving the first game, there are some differences that come up during the second game. In the second game, the start screen has an orange file and this time the triforce is found near it. In second game instead of Aryl having a blue dress she has a pirate dress In the second game you will start the game with a personal Deluxe Picto Box which we can also call color pictures. In the second game, you will not have to look for figurines because they will still be there after finding them during the first quest. In the second game although you attained the hero outfit, link will still have his blue outfit In the second game the ancient languages of Valoo and Jabun is familiar to you. 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