Time........Something so fragile......that if it were to be changed by human hands...........the world in itself would fall into disarray. You travel many miles and find you could walk for hours......without any hope or despair.  Times change, seasons move, people live, and people die these are all things that are affected by the very fabric of time. Just like our hero Link who has his adventure ahead of him where he must meet up with a strange girl named Nayru, Who is this girl? What will Link do? Who Is After Nayru?. You'll find out in a few minutes into this review!

Graphics: 8 out of 10

The graphics in this game are exactly what you would expect from a Game Boy Advance game while they aren't the best compared to a game like Gyakuten Kenji but that's like a whole different level of graphics. The graphics are very colorful and very detailed especially when you go from the present time into the past time or the close ups on the characters like when Link meets Nayru in the forest. The graphics are the same as Link's Awakening on the Game Boy except for this game being in color. Nice job on the graphics 8 out of 10 is my rating here.

Sound: 10+ out of 10

The sound in this game is just like any other Zelda game...amazing! Already when you go meet Nayru in the forest  you hear a very nice melody that she is singing and it really puts you in that mood where you feel calm, relaxed, and happy to be playing the game. The music in a game is one of the best opportunities to draw the player into the game and Zelda Oracle of Ages exceeds that goal by a long-shot. Some of my most favorite songs in this game are: Nayru's Song, Top of the tower, and Lynna City (Present). One again a very good job 10+ out of 10 in my opinion

Difficulty: 8.5 out of 10

The Difficulty in this game is one of those strange cases where you have both the player and the game itself having faults meaning that when you die sometimes you're the one at fault cause you did something wrong or forgot something, then other times it's the games fault as you must be quick on your feet and you're mind otherwise you'll have to start over again which is the fault of the game itself. But you still have other time where you may have forgotten something in a previous room or you put in the wrong combination and set off a trap that killed you which in that case the fault is on your shoulders and not the games. Now one main reason why I rate this game a difficulty of 8.5 is because you have to know when to be in the present time or the past time to enter a dungeon or find a certain path that you need to be on which adds a bit more difficulty to the game So 8.5 out of 10 is my decision here.

Story: 10+ out of 10

The story in this game is once again completely amazing, you start out as Link walking through a forest it seems and then you meet a woman named Impa who was being attack she says she was trying to find Nayru but she couldn't get past this one rock. Link decided to help her since he also needed to meet with Nayru as well. He finds her singing on a tree stump as she welcomes Link to the land of Labrynna. Then all of the sudden you see a spirit come out of Impa's body and it is revealed to be the Sorceress of Shadows who's name is Veran she takes over Nayru's body and says that no one can stop her now that she controls the Oracle Of Ages. Link now rushes off to find a way to save her from Veran's evil clutches and the only way to do this is to travel through time to stop her evil plan from taking affect. Very interesting story and it most certainly draws you into it and makes you wanna play, perfect job 10+ out of 10 for such an amazing story.

Depth: 10 out of 10

If you're gonna play this game you better be ready to save at least at one point in this game cause this game is not a game that you can complete in one who sitting. You have many things that have to be done in this game and many things that you can do one your own time such as: collecting magical rings, finding upgrades to your weapons, solving puzzles, finishing dungeons, and traveling to the past and present to make the mistakes from the past be corrected in the present time line between saving people from death or gaining helpful hints or equipment. When you reach Veran and defeat her you probably think "oh cool I beat the game now I don't have to worry about anything else....right?" well if you're playing a linked game then no you aren't finished yet as now you have to make it past a confusing maze called the room of rites so you can stop the true masterminds behind the attacks in Labrynna and another town that you've already saved called Holodrum. If you're playing a normal game then yes your quest in finished.....at least in this town it is, as another town is in jeopardy of having their seasons fall into chaos do to an evil mastermind planning to kidnap the Oracle of Seasons that is located in the peaceful town. So much that can happen and so much that you can do this is highly deserving of a 10 out of 10 if you ask me!

Addictiveness: 10 out of 10

This is one of those special games that when you turn on the power button it is as if your hands are now chained together and the only way to get them free again is to finish the game. You'll at least come back to this game one more time cause of all the memories you had the 1st time around, even if you did have a difficult time when you first play the game you'll know what to do the second time so there will be alot more enjoyment the 2nd time around I assure you. You might come back and say "this time I'm gonna get all the magical rings" or perhaps "I'm gonna try and get the Master Sword this time" or finally "I wanna get the ending where I defeat Ganon" Very high addictiveness value 10 out of 10.

As sad as it is my Time is running out on this review, like I said in the beginning if humans were to change time itself the world would fall into disarray. The only one who can help change time for the best is the hero chosen by the gods Link! The Savior Of Labrynna!