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Yuga’s Art Gallery: Phantom Hourglass

Phantom Hourglass may not be one of the grandest adventures in the Zelda series, but that does not mean it is without its fair share of depth. The characters, locations, and narrative are incredibly engaging and unique. It’s hard to not become invested in what happens to everyone. Will Link save Tetra? How can Ciela…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: The Water Temple

Video games have always had a knack for inspiring people’s imaginations. They take us to worlds and places we will never actually visit and allow us to see all the wonders they contain. Legend of Zelda games are among the greatest in this regard, and Ocarina of Time sits near the top of them. It…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: The towering journey

If you visit an art gallery or examine collections of personal artwork, you will eventually find a picture of the sea.  The ocean is undeniably beautiful, and it begs to be immortalized in both print and portrait. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker captures this spirit using cel-shading graphics that yield a cartoon-esque and…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Sheikah Poke Ball

There are currently 809 different species of Pokemon. If, like me, you’ve been a fan since the beginning, just let that sink in for a moment. That’s a far cry from the original 151. As the Pokemon series has progressed, it has not only substantially increased the number of the fictional blighters, but also the tools…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Soulcalibur II promotion

I didn’t get the chance to play Soulcalibur II when it first came out back in 2003, despite the fact that I was inundated with all manner of promotions for it. Ads and articles that I saw in Nintendo Power made it look so enticing. All the images and screenshots I saw on the official…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: The link between the games

Like many of us, I’m sure, I’ve been playing a ton of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Its been the go-to game for the past couple weeks and I’m having a ton of fun with it. As you may guess, I have a strong attachment to the Zelda characters and their representation in the game. Undoubtedly,…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Perfect Timing

Part of what solidifies an experience as unforgettable is the timing and circumstances surrounding it. That is why events from our youth tend to be deeply ingrained in our memories. For many of us, Ocarina of Time released in the formative years of our lives while we were struggling through middle or high school. Becoming…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Mark of the Sheikah

Sheik has always been one of my favorite characters in Ocarina of Time. Aside from the fact of his true identity, the mystery and charm that surrounded this character always had me intrigued. It often made me wonder of how long Zelda assumed this alter ego and how “in character” she became. I like to…

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