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Oracle of Seasons

2D Zelda game with season-changing mechanics

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developed by Capcom

published by Nintendo

available on Game Boy Color

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The Unlikely Crown: Why Capcom's Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons Are the Best 2D Zelda Games

Discover why Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons, developed by Capcom for the Game Boy Color in 2001, stand as the most inventive and memorable 2D Zelda games, outshining even Nintendo's own titles. These games infused the series with fresh life through innovative mechanics like time and season manipulation. Despite not being developed by Nintendo, they offer an unparalleled 2D Zelda experience.