- Acting for Two: Sachi Matsumoto voices the four Links, as well as Shadow Link.
- Dummied Out:
- Large plot-relevant parts of the script, as Miyamoto deemed it would distract too much from the gameplay.
- Within the game disk, there are 90%-complete fourth acts for each world; in the final game, there are three per world.
- Executive Meddling: Miyamoto metaphorically "upended the tea table" during development of the game's story (he felt it was too complex), which explains why it seems to be all over the place.
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: This is the only main game in the Legend of Zelda franchise (up to Breath of the Wild) that can't be played on the Wii U or Nintendo 3DS. note
- No Export for You: The "Navi Trackers" mini-game is only available in Japan and Korea, though the Korean version is just a repackaging of the Japanese version. A localized version was shown at E3, with English voice acting. In case you were wondering, Tetra would only say the first letter of the name, instead of pronounce it like in the Japanese and Korean version.
- What Could Have Been: The E3 build of the game had the Links use a design similar to A Link to the Past.
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