I had a weird sense of logic as a kid. I always attributed the Legend of Zelda franchise to be solely video game related, so I made the assumption that it would always stay that way. I thought I’d never see the series portrayed in movies, comic books, or even on television (little did I…
The Wind Waker is definitely in my top five when it comes to Zelda games. I wouldn’t say that the original version for the Nintendo Gamecube completely holds up over time, what with the lack of the Swift Sail, no Touch Screen Map, and that horrid Tingle. Even still, I’d still argue that the original…
Twilight Princess is a game I often find myself thinking back on in my day-to-day life. It was one of the darkest entries in the series and offered many new gameplay elements and concepts that future Legend of Zelda titles would adopt. One of my personal favorite additions was horseback combat. While horse riding has…
I think it’s safe to say that many Zelda fans can recall a time where they were missing a regular Small Key or even the Boss Key, having no idea at all where that key could possibly be located. A few examples I can personally think of is that one key trickily placed at the…
Breath of the Wild is without a doubt one of the best games I’ve ever played. I’ve spent hundreds of hours playing it, fully engrossed in the world, getting attached to its characters, and loving the story the whole way through. But if I had to pick my personal favorite thing about the game besides…
The Zelda series has always been a fairly varied mix of both heartwarming and bone-chilling. From the soothing comfort of going to a familiar town to the outright nightmarish horrors that wait at the bottom of a well, the series has always done an excellent job of being diverse in its presentations of both joyfulness…
I have played Zelda games for about as long as I can remember. Every single one of them pre-Skyward Sword has played a massive part in my early childhood, and I love all of them. But if you were to ask anyone who knows me what my favorite is, and which one I know the…
The 100 Gold Skulltula sidequest in Ocarina of Time is infamous for being one of the most arduous, annoying tasks in the entire game to complete. In addition to many of the Gold Skulltulas being extremely well hidden and some of them only being accessible under extremely specific conditions, the reward that you get for…
Let me take you back to the simpler time of 2003. My older sister was a massive Zelda fan during her high school days, and I, at around the age of seven, would always watch her and her friend play Ocarina of Time together. Then one day, my sister’s friend brought her little brother over…
Fear. If there’s one thing that The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess does better than every other Zelda game out there, it’s the ability to scare. Many may argue that Majora’s Mask is a scarier game in general, however, I feel that that game is better at being “creepy” as opposed to scary (there is…
