Four Swords': The Exclusivity of Zelda's First Multiplayer Installment

Originally bundled on the same cartridge as the Game Boy Advance’s port of A Link to the Past, Four Swords marked The Legend of Zelda’s first foray into the multiplayer format. Adding a brand new multiplayer title onto a port of one of the most prolific games in the franchise was a genius move on Nintendo’s part, both for pushing more copies of A Link to the Past and ensuring Four Swords got the love it deserved. It was a conceptual win-win that gave fans something new and something old all in one brilliant burst. Unfortunately, in what would become

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