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The Legend Of Zelda Is 30 Years Old - How Well Do You Remember The Zelda Series?

Can you believe it has been 30 years since the first Legend of Zelda game was released?

We first ventured to the land of Hyrule in 1986 and met Link, who has been given the task of rescuing Princess Zelda. The game sparked a franchise that has successfully stood the test of time and appeared on every Nintendo system. With 18 different Zelda titles, and several other appearances in other games and spin offs, The Legend Of Zelda has really solidified it's legendary status.

But how well do you remember the classic game? Check out the quiz below to see if you remember the history of this franchise as well as you thought.

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