Many of us are eagerly waiting in anticipation for more details on The Champions’ Ballad, the second DLC for Breath of the Wild. It promises to give more of a backstory to the Champions from Breath of the Wild, and Princess Zelda too. However, details around the second DLC have sadly been limited recently, only wetting our appetites even more. But if you’re…
Shakespeare once wrote that “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” However, it seems in the case of translation that a rose by the same name may have a different smell, or mean something different. It has been discovered that the ending of the Japanese version of Breath of the Wild, when translated, is slightly…
A few months back Eiji Aonuma revealed a surprising choice for his favourite song from the Legend of Zelda franchise. However there is typically not much debate around what would be the creepiest song in any Zelda game. The Song of Storms, and Guru-Guru (the weird Windmill guy), are well remembered for their memorable and slightly disturbing melody. But YouTube…
Most of us have probably had at least one all-nighter playing Zelda. But the Zelda Universe team are taking it a step further by playing 100 straight hours of various Zelda titles, all for a fantastic cause! The purpose of this stream is to raise as much money as possible for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The mission of St. Jude…
“This is actually a bit embarrassing for me to admit, but… although I am indeed a boat that possesses the power of speech… I possess no sail.” Fortunately, here is a King of Red Lions boat which doesn’t need a sail, as Reddit user Ryksnout created this awesome Wind Waker-inspired rocking horse for his son. This is just…
This year’s E3 provided more details for the Champions’ Ballad, which is due to release later this year. The second DLC pack will give more of a backstory for the heroes in Breath of the Wild, and focus on Princess Zelda’s history. It looks to be much more story driven than The Master Trials and will hopefully tug on the heart strings just…
The Japan Expo has become a highly anticipated yearly event for fans of Japanese art, video games, music and anime. A highlight of this year’s Expo was the Art of The Legend of Zelda Series panel, where a panel (including Eiji Aonuma and Satoru Takizawa) discussed the art throughout the Zelda series. A video of the event was uploaded…
The upcoming Champions’ Ballad will be the second DLC pack for Breath of the Wild and will provide more of a backstory to each of the heroes. Some hoped that the second DLC would allow us to play as either Princess Zelda or one of the other heroes, but a tweet from Nintendo of Europe denied this. The tweet…
The NES Classic was a big success for Nintendo despite the huge stock issues which left many customers empty handed. Last month the SNES Classic Edition was announced, which Nintendo hope will continue the trend towards classic Nintendo games and consoles. It seems that Nintendo have further plans to capitalize on this trend with their iconic system…
Reggie Fils-Aime stated during an interview at this year’s E3 that Nintendo aren’t interested in making political statements within their games. But it seems that graphic designer Fernando “Fro” Reza at the Fro Design Company has a different opinion on this matter. Fro recently uploaded 17 new propaganda posters to his site, all of which are inspired…
Details about Breath of the Wild’s second DLC pack has been sparse since E3. However, Nintendo of Europe just recently tweeted some development footage for The Champions’ Ballad and confirmed that you will play as Link in the upcoming DLC, despite learning a lot more about Princess Zelda. Mr Aonuma confirmed you'll still play as Link in The Champions' Ballad,…
The recently released The Master Trials has added lots of new and exciting features to Breath of the Wild. Arguably the best additions are the new mask and armour sets. Not only do they allow players to find new ways to play Breath of the Wild, but also hark back to previous games in the Zelda history. Nintendo of Europe recently tweeted to…
First released on June 23, 1996 in Japan, the Nintendo 64 turns 21 today. It’s typically a milestone age for anyone; an age where someone can finally hit up casinos, rent a car, order drinks along the lines of the Noble Pursuit, and vote. But there’s no need for the Nintendo 64 to vote in the…
It took over a month to complete and used over 10,000 Lego pieces, but finally Jonas Kramm has completed this Lego version of Impa’s House. And it’s awesome! Kramm’s Instagram details how they built this house and different parts to it. When we last showcased this design it was still being built, but even then it looked spectacular. But…
Nintendo received a lot of praise for it’s E3 spotlight and featured games for the Switch. But Nintendo Treehouse’s live streams created a lot of excitement for the 3DS too. The Treehouse live streams showed how important the 3DS it is to Nintendo. Reggie Fils-Aime confirmed this during an interview with IGN during this year’s E3. Reggie explained…
