Link's Price Slashing
by JC Fletcher 
{ Sep 10th 2008 at 5:25PM }
At the amazingly low (seriously, like last year's Madden low) $2.99, Link's Crossbow Training is officially Worth It for pretty much everybody, provided they have even a passing interest in the Zelda series or in shooting at stuff. And with no Zapper, it's so much more compact! If you're planning to grab this from the online store, use coupon code CAG16 (for Cheap Ass Gamers) to get an additional 16% off the price.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
El_Diablo_Jefe @ Sep 10th 2008 6:10PM
The 'SAVER' code only works for orders of at least $75 or more... :(
mian @ Sep 10th 2008 8:52PM
Is the "saver code" different from the CAG code? Because I did get the extra 16% off.
I've been meaning to ebay a solo copy for some time now, but I've just been too lazy. This price, with the USA saver shipping is within spitting distance of the best final price I'd seen on ebay, so I figured, what the heck.
Without a Zapper, it's so much less humiliating too. I'd never live it down with my clan-mates if I'd bought one of those, even if I threw it away immediately.
JC Fletcher @ Sep 10th 2008 6:12PM
Lame. They changed it. I used to use it to buy $1.99 PlayStation games all the time. Sorry about that.
Richard @ Sep 10th 2008 7:12PM
Woah, thats so cheap! Here in New Zealand at EB, its $49.95 second hand without the zapper! (59.95 new with zapper).
thats $32.39usd second hand!?
hppypnts @ Sep 11th 2008 12:40AM
You should at least show cheapassgamer some link love if you're going to use a deal from the site and their custom discount code.
mian @ Sep 11th 2008 1:24PM
It is linked.
Sonic_13 @ Sep 10th 2008 8:14PM
The game is definitely worth it. It's a fun light-gun type game with a Zelda twist.
Although it's not nearly as fun without the Zapper...
flameofdoom666 @ Sep 10th 2008 8:15PM
This price is insane!
I was holding out for a deal- and I think I just have found one! I don't even like used games, but for 2.99, how can you go wrong?
8-bit.artist @ Sep 10th 2008 8:51PM
PRICE CUT TWILIGHT PRINCESS DAMNIT!
Roto13 @ Sep 10th 2008 9:33PM
This is seriously the only reason I bought a Zapper. It's pretty fun. The Zapper makes it less so, though. It's too awkward.
ZombiePikmin @ Sep 10th 2008 9:39PM
I want a "Zapper Like" product what should i get im thinking the bundle (Zapper+LCBT)
Sorry for going off subject but if theres one place in the world i would ask its here
Feba @ Sep 11th 2008 5:20AM
Shame it's GameStop.
MrTyzik @ Sep 11th 2008 10:09AM
Yeah, i was up 'til 3:30am recently with a friend playing these levels over and over. I had just bought the Zapper + game. It's surprisingly a LOT of fun. F-U Darknut!
NeeOfight @ Oct 29th 2008 11:13PM
I'm an old gamer... not that I've been playing games a long time, (before I got the wii, the only game I played was Doom in God mode with all the weapons on a PC so I could shoot stuff). I'm just an old guy.
When we got the wii, I liked playing the wii shooting game that came with one of the wii packages (shooting ducks and balloons) and so I decided to move up to House of the Dead 2&3. The aiming was MUCH more responsive. After playing House of the Dead I realized how much of a lag there is when moving the gun toward a target in the wii duck shooting game. I then bought Links Crossbow so I could try another rail shooter game. The problem is the aiming had the same lag as the simple wii shooting game. I gave the Crossbow game to my nephew in exchange for another Perfect Shooter handle for my wii controllers. Then I bought Ghost Squad and was back to a game with responsive aiming. It is no fun when it takes a moment for the gun to get to the target you're pointing at. That's what I found happened with Links Crossbow.
Just as a side note, I've also played Resident Evil and some popular army game. The army game was way too complicated (had too many options and weapons to pick up) and in Resident Evil I couldn't get passed the fricken scorpion on the train, so I took that back also.