In Hyrule Warriors, The Fire Rod Can Be Used Like A Gun Or A Flamethrower

Last night, Tecmo Koei showed off a gameplay video of Link using his sword in battle in Hyrule Warriors. Following that video, they’ve uploaded another one, this time featuring Link using the Fire Rod.

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As detailed in the past, Hyrule Warriors will feature multiple weapons, and depending on which one you use, the character in question will fight differently. The game will be available in North America on September 26th. Japan will get the game a month earlier, on August 14th.


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