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Link costume in Bayonetta for Wii U changes aspects of the game

While we already reported on the fact that Bayonetta will have the ability to don Link’s signature tunic from the Zelda franchise in the Bayonetta rerelease (which will come packaged with Bayonetta 2), more details have surfaced on how it will affect the game itself. In addition to some details we have already discussed, such as the inclusion…

Zelda Universe artist featured in Kotaku

The popular gaming website Kotaku recently featured an amazing piece of artwork from our very own graphic artist, EternaLegend. Her picture beautifully depicts the story of A Link Between Worlds. One of the game’s most notable characteristics is the ability to choose what dungeons you encounter when. In this picture, EL drew the dungeons in the order she explored them,…

My weekend at MomoCon

I had the privilege of spending Memorial Day weekend at MomoCon in Atlanta, Ga. In between the panels, gaming tournaments and spending way too much money in the dealer’s room, I made sure to squeeze in an impromptu Legend of Zelda meet-up with some talented ladies, plus get pictures of a few cosplayers roaming about. There…

Hee-Hee-Ho! You may even fool Keaton with these Zelda props

Zelda fans never cease to amaze me with their artistic abilities. Erika Clark is a talented artisan who specializes in making Zelda props. Her DeviantArt gallery Xiphias-Apomixis showcases crafts from Zelda‘s Nintendo 64 era. Using an assortment of acrylic paints, clay, gloss and sealant, she crafted a Keaton mask from Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask onto a cardboard and duct…

Find your way around Hyrule using this papercraft diorama

The in-game map of the Light and Dark Worlds from A Link to the Past wasn’t tangible enough for Wuppes, a resident of Luxembourg. His hobby of creating classic video game paper dioramas results in fantastic pieces of wall art. Besides creating these A Link to the Past dioramas, Wuppes has also worked with Super Metroid, Super Mario World,…

Ales the Woodcarver creates Master Sword replica

Back in January, we showed you guys a wooden Link statue hand-carved by Aleš Jánošík. The talented craftsman now has a new Zelda creation: a 12-inch wooden Master Sword.  The process of hand-carving the basswood sword took roughly 10 hours. All of the detailing stays true to its in-game design and it even features a sharpened…

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