In this game, Link is a train engineer. Zelda almost gets killed and her ghost is the one who's being played as a phantom.
You have to rebuild the tower of spirits and bring back all of the tracks for the train to ride on. They all went missing mysteriously and it's up to you to recover them.
You also have to get Zelda back to her body and save Hyrule.

Anyone who wants Zelda action on the DS.

I especially liked the train rides because you had to whistle every now and then and shoot your canon at enemies. When you're on the ground and adventuring you can use your stylus to walk around and swing your sword.

Some on the music on the ground parts is repetitive.

I haven't finished the game yet. I'm at the final battle, but I'm having a hard time finding my way past a tricky lava puzzle. Once I make it past that and beat the boss, I just want to run around Hyrule and find other stuff to explore and do.

In the train parts it almost felt as if you're riding a train.

Nintendo.

The music is fun to listen to on the train rides.

This game includes a special version of Link. It's called Toon Link. We call it "Cute Link" because he has a higher voice and he's littler and cuter.

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