General Information:
	System(s): GBA
	Copies Sold: 2+ Million
	ESRB Rating: E for Everyone
	GameRankings Rating: 90.8%
Release Dates: Game Content: January 10, 2005 .:Game Ending .:Images November 14, 2004 .:Manual Scans .:Wallpaper November 4, 2004 .:General Maps .:Game Music .:Dungeon Maps
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Compared to past 2D Zelda titles, The Minish Cap is bursting with personality and detail. Little touches, such as the expression on Link's face and accompanying scream as he rides a mine cart, his disheveled hair, the smart-talking Ezlo, the creative new gadgets and detailed environments help to give the game a certain charm. That's not something many games pull off well, providing yet another reason why The Minish Cap is definately a worthwhile play.

The Minish Cap, the newest game to date on the Game Boy Advance, took the graphics of The Wind Waker and the wits of Majora's Mask, and still somehow created a feeling all its own. The game was the first to mention the sacred Minish, an ancient race of minature people. The game was the first to introduce the character Ezlo, a talking hat that acts as Link's guide, and the game was also the first game to allow users to shrink Link.

This game, belonging to the Four Swords sub-series, is supposed to be the first in the series. The game introduces the series's main bad guy, Vaati, for the first time, and introduces the idea of the Four Sword. The Four Sword is a special sword, once called the White Sword, that was given to Link and Zelda by the Minish when they arrived at the new Hyrule. For more visit Zelda Capital's Timeline page.