[youtube]14gIkfI6w_Q[/youtube] Our friends at ChrisCrossMedia have released the second part of their own take on the much-debated Zelda Timeline. Enjoy the video, as it’s worth watching even if you’re not that into theorizing. If you like what you see in this video, be sure to pay a visit to their YouTube channel. While you’re at…
IGN says that, according to Nintendo Australia, both Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid Other M will be released this summer between June and August. In addition to being happy about the news itself, we should also think further: If Mario and Metroid are released this summer, what will be left for the Holiday Season?…
As Nintendo’s Media Summit is approaching with the Game Developers Conference (GDC) coming soon after, more rumors about the Nintendo DS 2 are popping up. One of these rumors, which has come from multiple sources, claims that Nintendo will be unveiling the DS successor at GDC. The latest rumor says that developers already have their…
MotionPlus has already been confirmed for Zelda Wii, but Aonuma recently hinted that how you kill off enemies could end up solving puzzles. What this means we can only guess. You might be able to kill enemies a certain way in order for them to drop items, or maybe you have to strike push enemies…
News has been circulating the Internet about some leaked Zelda Wii information. The post containing this news apparently originated on 2chan, a popular Japanese site that has leaked correct information in the past on popular games such as Metal Gear Solid 4, Resident Evil 4 and 5, and the Kingdom Hearts series. So if this…
One of our members, heathbb, has posted a thread about his metal interpretation of the Zelda theme, which we will soon be adding to our Fan Music section. As such, we thought it seemed like a good time to remind every one of you with a talent for music that you can submit your own…
Holy Wiimotes, Batman! Is Zelda Wii going to be released this year? Nintendo President Satoru Iwata claims that this is indeed the case. In an interview with Japan’s Asashi Shimbun Daily, he said “You are now less than 365 days away from a new console Zelda game”. If this is the case, then we’re in…
Here at Zelda Universe, we like to set the bar high. So that’s why we’re starting off the year with the conclusion of Design a Boss | Lupus! Design a Boss lets users share their ideas and compete to prove who can design the greatest boss of all time, and it is coming to an…
If you think the bosses in Zelda have been getting kind of lame lately (no offense, Stallord) and think you can do a better job, here’s your chance!
The Official Nintendo Magazine answered questions from curious Zelda fans on their website. Most questions have to do with gameplay and there are no spoilers as far as the storyline is concerned (unless you’ve been living under a rock and not seen the trailers) so don’t be afraid to check it out. Also, The Official…
The Spanish version of the Spirit Tracks website is unique, because unlike the English-language versions, this one actually provides the real name of the villain of Spirit Tracks, the Demon King. By reading the rest of this post, you may be subjected to spoilers.
As we’ve reported before, Spirit Tracks takes place a hundred years after Phantom Hourglass. Link and Tetra from Wind Waker found a new land and named it Hyrule. They’re not alone in the new Hyrule as we’re introduced to the Lokomo people, the natives of Hyrule.
Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the Zelda series has for the past couple of weeks made some interesting Zelda Wii related comments such as “It’s fun to move your body around”, which have caused a lot of discussion among fans. Well, Miyamoto has now made some more comments regarding Zelda Wii.
Shigeru Miyamoto makes yet another mysterious statement in an interview about Zelda. Talking mostly about New Super Mario Brothers Wii and Spirit Tracks, the famous game designer said he couldn’t talk about Zelda Wii. Then he said “It’s fun to move your body around”.
Popular Mechanics has interviewed Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong and much more. In the interview, he talks about the origins of Mario, inspiration for Zelda and also the future of video gaming and motion controls.
