Wikipedia: History of The Legend of Zelda/Hyrule

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Fictional land portrayed in the Legend of Zelda video game adventure series created by Nintendo and industry legend Shigeru Miyamoto.

Fictional land portrayed in the Legend of Zelda video game adventure series created by Nintendo and industry legend [Shigeru Miyamoto]?.

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The land of Hyrule, first depicted in the Legend of Zelda, released in July of 1987 for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), was the mythical backdrop for the adventures of a boy-to-hero character, Link. As Link battles his way through different areas and terrains of Hyrule and through 7 levels. Your quest in Hyrule was to rescue the princess Zelda who was being held captive by the evil wizzard Ganon. Hyrule was the home land of a mystical triangular object known as the Triforce, which was split into 3 seperate pieces for you to recover before Ganon and foil his plans to rule with an iron fist.

The land of Hyrule, first depicted in the Legend of Zelda, released in July of 1987 for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), was the mythical backdrop for the adventures of a boy-to-hero character, Link. As Link battles his way through different areas and terrains of Hyrule and through 7 levels. Your quest in Hyrule was to rescue the princess Zelda who was being held captive by the evil wizzard Ganon. Hyrule was the home land of a mystical triangular object known as the Triforce, which was split into 3 separate pieces for you to recover before Ganon and foil his plans to rule with an iron fist.

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In later editions of the Zelda series of games (for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Gameboy, Nintendo 64, and Gameboy Advance) more characters and mysteries of the land of Hyrule were unveiled and explained.

In later editions of the Zelda series of games (for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, Nintendo 64, and Gameboy Advance) more characters and mysteries of the land of Hyrule were unveiled and explained.

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Many of the designated areas of Hyrule have traversed through the series, notably The Lost Woods, Death Mountain, and Lake Hylia. Only one game of the series has taken place away from the land of Hyrule, which was Majora's Mask, which was set in the land of Talmina.

Many of the designated areas of Hyrule have traversed through the series, notably The Lost Woods, Death Mountain, and Lake Hylia. Several games in the series take place away from Hyrule: Link's awakening (Koholint Island), Majora's mask (Termina), and Oracle of Ages/Oracle? of Seasons.

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