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Tingle’s Maps: Nintendo Gallery (The Wind Waker)

It’s so Nintendo to put something weird in their games. One could argue that Zelda is a weird series anyway, strange and convoluted, with funky monsters and gimmicks. The Wind Waker has plenty of quirks to offer. The sailing mechanic, the cutesy art style, the Tingle Tuner, take your pick. It’s a funny little game.…

New PROPLICA Master Sword to be released September 2024

Nintendo has announced an official Master Sword replica in collaboration with Bandai Spirits. The announcement was made on their Japanese website for the first anniversary of Tears of the Kingdom, along with a clothing collaboration and soundtrack release. As of right now, preorders for the sword are available in Japan through Tamashii Web for 22,000…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Watch the paint!

Treasure ahoy! While The Wind Waker is filled with pirates such as the fearless Tetra, the ingenious Mako, and the witty Gonzo, my favorite pirate of them all is a late addition to the crew: Link’s sister Aryll. After rescuing her from the clutches of the Helmaroc King, Aryll joins the buccaneers, even adopting a…

Tingle’s Maps: The Wind God’s Shrine

Sometimes a core location is small and unassuming. The plot leads Link to a locale and reveals a great truth or new ability. In some Zelda games, this moment will occur in Hyrule Castle, the Great Deku Tree, or somewhere equally immense. But The Wind Waker follows a different path. After all, when does it…

ZREO Legacy Soundscapes and Majora’s Mask Selections albums now released

Do you ever wish you could turn the clock back (or whip out the Ocarina of Time) to return to simpler days? You know, those “after-school-Smash-Brothers-machinima” binges and “listening-to-Zelda-music-remixes-while-doing-homework” kind of days? Well, now you can. (Minus playing that Ocarina of Time part.) The fine folks at ZREO: Reorchestrated rereleased two classic albums from their…

Realm of Memories: In the shadow of the dragon-god

In all my years playing games across countless genres, publishers, and developers, there have been few times in my life where playing a game has made me gasp, drop my jaw, make my breath catch in my chest, and let a “wow” spill forth from my lips. Climbing the western edge of the Gerudo Highlands for the first time in Breath of the Wild was one of those times for me.

Medli’s Melodies: Better than gold

Very few songs in all of gaming convey the feeling of adventure to me quite as much as “The Great Sea” from The Wind Waker. Hearing even a few notes of it conjures images of cannon fire, Big Octos, and a seemingly endless ocean stretching past a digital horizon. It’s an amazing melody already, but…

Tingle’s Maps: Windfall Island Jail

I don’t want to come across as ungrateful, considering the bountiful plenty of a game that’s only just been released in the form of Tears of the Kingdom, but I’d really like a 15-25 hour game to play next. I know I’m not the only gamer burned out on open world games. They’re just so…

Zelda’s Study: Link’s hidden swimming animation

Despite placing more focus on the water than any other Zelda title, The Wind Waker never actually shows an animation of Link swimming. It would make sense for Link to not have a swimming animation, since the water in The Wind Waker is opaque, meaning it would never be visible in normal gameplay. However, by…

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