The Legend of Zelda is a very popular game, and is considered one of the best games Nintendo made. But what if the game was not made by Nintendo, but instead by Atari? That is what this game is. A port of The Legend of Zelda for the NES on the Atari 2600.

               Overall; 5.1. The game is very mediocre in terms of game play. It uses very poor control options. If i barely tap the left arrow key, Link almost goes across the whole screen.

               Graphics; 4. The game was an Atari 2600 game. Good graphics are definitely not what the system was know for.

               Sound; 2. The sounds are just a whole lot of bleeps and bloops. The Atari 2600 is very limited, therefore, perfect sound cannot be achieved.

                Addictiveness; 3. The game is very unappealing and will not make you want to play it again. It most likely won't make anybody attracted to it.

                Story; 0. The game gives no story whatsoever, and is very simplistic.

                Depth; 4. I've tried to beat the game and couldn't. It's kind of like Spooky's house of jump scares, in which you traverse 1,000 floors to get to the end, only this game doesn't really, well, end.

                 Difficulty; 6. The game is very hard to play because of the previously mentioned controls. Also, there are enemy spawners throughout the dungeon that constantly spawn enemies that will kill you no matter what.

                  This has been my review of The Legend of Zelda for the Atari 2600. If you like the game more than me, that's your opinion and you have the right to have one. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this review, and have a good one.

Well, for a first review, I'd say you did a pretty good job! I'd say in the future, you should try to add more details for each category in future reviews. For a first review though, I'd say this one's pretty good.

gamerforlifeforever2 : Thank you very much! It's great to know that you did good after you do something for the first time.

I guess it's hard to have a very in-depth review of such primitive games. Nevertheless (if ever it applies to you) you could have compared it to other *original* A-2600 games, or even the original LOZ.