In this Zelda game, you play as the role of a young girl who has to free her kingdom from the evil sun Densetsu. You will need the help of your likeable sister and other likeminded women to do so. Along the way, you will face strategies from the sun-dwelling creatures that line its spine. As you free the kingdom, you will come into contact with the world's greatest against you and her ownbackward mind. No matter. For her are the hopes and fears of a generation. The controls are quite simple. Use the A button to move, the B button to jump and the left button to use the camera. You can also use the B button and the A button at the same time to change the direction of the camera. The game has a bit of a hectic feel to it, with you running in place and the sun constantly in the mix. It can be tough to keep up with the action, but with accurate graphics and a good story to keep you entertained, it's okay. In spite of the challenges, I found myself drawn to the story. It is set within a kingdom that was once great but is now Info-tainmentally crippled. The storyline is Forest of Fates, and while it isn't the most exciting I have ever encountered, it is well-done and made me feel its pain. The characters are likable, even if they are all robots. The game is over-whelmingly reliant on graphics, with a quite poor online feature. Even so, it's a low-end system that's worth playing even if you don't have it. Even if you don't have it, this is a great game. Whether you're a fan ofDS or not, this is the game for you.