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Realm of Memories: The one good escort mission

There are two words etched into the brain of any long-time gamer that elicit fear and loathing on a near-primal level. No, not Game Over, as that is merely a fate one wishes to avoid. These two words are far worse, even worse than Navi’s “Hey! Listen!” mantra that plays even when you are on…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Alone in a dusty sea

Skyward Sword is such an underrated game. I know, it’s not a hot take, but it’s true. I think it got a lot of hate because of the motion controls which, in my opinion, is a weak excuse (except from an accessibility standpoint of course). It’s a really great game that deserved the remaster it…

[Exclusive Interview] Laurence Manning discusses Trio of the Goddesses, the debut album for the Laurence Manning Trio

Today, June 9, 2022, the Laurence Manning Trio has released their first Legend of Zelda arrangement album: Trio of the Goddesses. This is also the group’s first album project together.  The Laurence Manning Trio, as the name implies, consists of three members: founder and pianist Laurence Manning, violinist Daphnée Sincennes Richard, and cellist Lou Dunand-Vincent.…

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Bombers’ Notebook: Faron (Skyward Sword)

Beams of light glisten in the water and shine over the golden schools of fish deep in Lake Floria. Peace ripples the blue substance, unlike the monster that has overtaken the lands and tunnels that Link passed to get here. Parella swim and plants thrive. This is a sanctuary, a home, and yet there’s darkness…

Realm of Memories: The Video Game Connection

I don’t tend to write about emotional topics. My preferred style is usually on the funny side, with silly jokes mixed in with what I always hope are interesting ideas or concepts, or just goofy stories about things I’ve done to entertain myself. So my typical articles here have certainly followed that pattern, and have…

Bombers’ Notebook: Fledge

Skyward Sword is full of character development for side characters and protagonists alike. Sometimes this character development is quite dramatic, but other times it simply focuses on self-improvement. Fledge is perhaps one of the more inspiring characters when it comes to self-care. When we first meet Fledge, he is trying rather unsuccessfully to carry barrels…

Bombers’ Notebook: Mia

Mia is one of the many Remlits scampering across the greens of Skyloft in Skyward Sword. However, unlike the others, she has an owner. The headmaster of the Knight Academy, Gaepora, claims ownership of the adorable little creature. Although she is found in the company of Horwell more often than not, bringing up the question…

Bombers’ Notebook: Kukiel

Life through the lens of a child can be so magnificent, and experiencing the world for the first time can be an amazing journey. Describing childhood as an adventure is an understatement. That childhood curiosity is the foundation of what The Legend of Zelda is all about, after all. Capturing that innocent need to explore…

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