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Zelda and other first-party games on sale at Amazon

Get ready to open up that Giant’s Wallet and fork up some rupees, folks! If you have been waiting for price drops before picking up some first-party Nintendo games, now is your chance. Amazon is offering discounts for multiple first-party Switch games, including two Zelda titles. Check out the full list below. Luigi’s Mansion 3…

Zelda’s Study: Gulliver’s Travels to Koholint Island

The character Gulliver from Animal Crossing is a video game trope that pays homage to Jonathan Swift’s satire from 1726. In both novel and game, Gulliver experiences a series of travel mishaps that result in grand adventures. In the novel, Gulliver’s escapades are a vehicle to ridicule English customs; however, in the Animal Crossing series,…

Zelda’s Study: Hinox species overview

The enemies found and fought in The Legend of Zelda games are incredibly diverse. They encompass a variety of themes, designs, and purposes, all of which make every game fulfilling and memorable. One important aspect of Link’s foes is that they supply an undeniably important list of cliches associated with video game enemies. One of…

Bombers’ Notebook: Sale

It’s funny when you think about all of the strange characters in Zelda games that turn out to be essential to Link’s progress across his adventures. Without passing Niko’s silly rope-swinging challenge, Link can not obtain bombs in The Wind Waker in order to visit the great Water Spirit Jabun and obtain Nayru’s Pearl. Without…

Zelda’s Study: German techno and missing bikini tops in Link’s Awakening

From Jägerschnitzel and Bratwurst to Kinder chocolates and Doppelbock beer, German cuisine is a staple amongst my hebdomadal rotation of kitchen ingredients. While nutriment is routinely cited as the most popular form of one’s cultural exploration, another German constituent has also captivated my attention: techno music. Known for galvanizing and repetitive electrical beats, the techno genre…

Bombers’ Notebook: Mr. Write

Since the dawn of the twenty-first century, the internet has exponentially increased the speed by which humanity is able to communicate. From Facebook and Twitter feeds to Snapchat and Instagram boards, message transmission has never been easier. While the aforementioned mechanisms have proven expeditiously convenient, each creates a synthetic exchange that occasionally feels hollow and…

Realm of Memories: My buddy BowWow

One of the earliest games I ever played was Super Mario 64. It’s a bright, colorful, inviting game for all ages, but that didn’t mean it wasn’t terrifying to play at times as a child. There was a nightmarish eel hiding in the depths of the sunken ship in Jolly Roger Bay, a possessed piano…

Zelda’s Study: ‘Totaka’s Song’ in Link’s Awakening

Perhaps no historical period accelerated the advancement of fine arts and humanities quite like the European Renaissance. The collective guild system of the Middle Ages was replaced with a surging praise of individuality, and this evolution produced priceless artifacts and paintings. But the Renaissance also incited another significant form of individualism: the signature. Becoming mainstream…

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