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A screenshot of on Windfall Island, one of the game's early areas. The gameplay is largely the same as the original version of on the; however, the game offers graphical modifications and various new features from the original.
The 's touchscreen serves as a map and inventory, eliminating the need to toggle between gameplay and the menu interface. Players can use motion controls to control the Wind Waker. Some weapons, like the bow, can be aimed using the GamePad's gyroscope, as in. The game offers which enables the player to play the game solely on the Wii U GamePad. The game can also be played on the, a controller similar to the one used in the original game. The Tingle Tuner item, which The Wind Waker utilized via the as a peripheral to the, has been replaced with an item called the Tingle Bottle.
The Tingle Bottle is used to send messages to the game's community if players are in need of help; players then receive replies containing hints as to current objectives. Using the Picto Box item in the game, players are able to take screenshots, including, switching between happy, sad, and surprised facial expressions for Link. They can then post these screenshots to Miiverse for other players to see. The developers tuned the gameplay to make it less tedious. After completing the Dragon Roost Cavern dungeon, players are able to purchase the Swift Sail at the Auction House on Windfall Island. This item is exclusive to The Wind Waker HD and operates 50% more quickly than the regular sail.
The Swift Sail also automatically changes the direction of the wind, which allows the player to sail at full speed all the time without having to do so manually. This is intended to make sailing to small islands and salvage points more enjoyable. The Grappling Hook's crane is also shorter, which speeds up the time needed to haul up treasure.
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Animations such as those for the grappling hook are quicker. The Wind Waker HD also features a streamlined version of the Triforce Quest, a controversial aspect of the original game.
Whereas in the original game players needed to collect a Triforce Chart for each shard of the Triforce of Courage, the remake allows the player to collect five Triforce of Courage shards directly from treasure chests, and only requires three Triforce Charts to find shards hidden beneath the Great Sea. Additionally, the player begins the game with the ability to carry 500 rupees instead of 200.
Hero Mode, a modified difficulty setting first featured in 2011's, is immediately available for The Wind Waker HD. Like in Skyward Sword, Hero Mode results in Link receiving twice as much damage from enemies, while hearts will not appear anywhere in the game world. It can also be toggled on or off at any point before entering the game. Development.
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