Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda

Brilliant for those down times. Vermin is quite addictive, and a great update for those who played it 40 years ago.The 3 Zelda games are emulated very well onto the small screen and if like me skipped them in favour of other games and consoles back in the day, it's a worthy challenge. Not forgetting a great addition to add to a gamers collection.If only Nintendo would do an annual release of other games as I for one really want Kirby. I would enjoy having a collection of G&W of various installments

Bought for my son for Christmas he loves this and wants the Mario edition next! Great console for Zelda fans!

Amazing device, it's like pure nostalgia In in small package, I have really loved getting into these Zelda games again, and the original form factor is so nostalgic in itself! Don't delay, and buy one or 2 before they're all gone! I hope they will become collector's pieces in years to come!

I loved game and watch as a kid and had loads of them so I was made up when they re released this and the Mario one. Definitely more of a novelty item rather than actual gaming and expensive for what they are (about £40-50) but I love mine. Great gift for 80s kids

Exactly what was needed when delayed at airports

Zelda on Nes was one of my first game! The Game & Watch has a good build quality, I like the color and the LCD screen is just perfect. Maybe a bit smaller than what I expected, but still playable. The console is very light, recommended if you like Zelda!

Have to start by saying I love this item.This Game & Watch is even better than the Super Mario bros Game & Watch.It has 2 original NES Zelda games and of course the classic Gameboy Game , which in my opinion has never looked better on the great screen that this device hasHighly recommend it to everyone

While it's probably an odd novelty considering 2/3 games on this can be played on Switch free with membership and the 3rd has just had an amazing faithful remake also on Switch, it's still a fun nostalgic way to explore 3 of the best in the franchise (yes, Zelda 2 is high up).The emulation has most the things you need, no save states which is understandable. Still better than the more expensive Mario one with its 2 games (not even the good Mario 2 as well, gross)