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Medli’s Melodies: Omen of the Bloody Moon

One moment you are discovering what has become of the kingdom of Hyrule; innocently traveling across vast fields, through magnificent forests and up colossal mountain peaks, when all of a sudden, the sky starts to turn a sickly scarlet and specs of red suffocate your existence to the sound of ominous tones. Escape is impossible…

Medli’s Melodies: ‘Zeldawave II’

Recently, I wrote a Medli’s Melodies article for Marble Pawns’ Ocarina of Time remix, “Zeldawave,” a loving vaporwave tribute to Koji Kondo published three years ago. Earlier this year, to the joy of many fans, Marble Pawns returned with the continuation, “Zeldawave II.” As a sequel to his Ocarina of Time remix, it is fittingly…

Medli’s Melodies: Dark World cover by DK’s Musicbox

As video game technology continues to evolve, increased graphical fidelity leads to greater immersion and more realistic experiences. In just a quarter-century, 16-bit pixel art has been replaced with computer-generated imagery that rivals modern-day movies and television shows. Resolution and aesthetics have made giant strides, but an equally impressive example of advancement is video game…

Medli’s Melodies: ‘Zeldawave’

Ocarina of Time is a legendary game in the eyes of most, and for more than the simple fact of being an incredible game. Many of the biggest fans of Ocarina of Time were kids when they first experienced it, and it shaped them as they transitioned into adulthood. The nostalgia of traversing Hyrule, traveling…

Medli’s Melodies: Harps sing the blade’s ballad

The harp is an absolutely ancient instrument. Likewise, the character of Fi from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is a character whose history goes back before recorded time. She was created years before Skyward Sword, the earliest entry in the Zelda timeline, by the goddess Hylia as part of the plan to prevent the…

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