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Foot Switches are recurring objects in the Legend of Zelda series. They are switches that are activated when a heavy object is placed on top of them. In most games, there are two main types: switches that remain depressed after whatever activated them moves off them and switches that must be held down constantly. Lesser used types include pattern switches (wherein a group of switches must be pressed in a certain order), timed switches that rises again after a while and fake switches, which do not function and are used to confuse the player.

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  • Foot Switch
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  • Foot Switches are recurring objects in the Legend of Zelda series. They are switches that are activated when a heavy object is placed on top of them. In most games, there are two main types: switches that remain depressed after whatever activated them moves off them and switches that must be held down constantly. Lesser used types include pattern switches (wherein a group of switches must be pressed in a certain order), timed switches that rises again after a while and fake switches, which do not function and are used to confuse the player.
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  • Dungeons
Games
  • Twilight Princess
  • Breath of the Wild
  • Four Swords Adventures
  • Majora's Mask
  • Ocarina of Time
  • Spirit Tracks
  • A Link to the Past
  • Oracle of Ages
  • Oracle of Seasons
  • The Minish Cap
  • Phantom Hourglass
  • Wind Waker
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  • Foot Switch
Caption
  • A Foot Switch from Ocarina of Time
Use
  • Changing Link's surroundings when depressed
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  • A Link to the Past
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  • Foot Switches are recurring objects in the Legend of Zelda series. They are switches that are activated when a heavy object is placed on top of them. In most games, there are two main types: switches that remain depressed after whatever activated them moves off them and switches that must be held down constantly. Lesser used types include pattern switches (wherein a group of switches must be pressed in a certain order), timed switches that rises again after a while and fake switches, which do not function and are used to confuse the player.
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