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With the success of recent releases Bit.Trip.Beat, Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, and New Super Mario Bros. Wii - the last of which has quickly proved itself to be one of the best and fastest-selling games of all time - it's become pretty apparent that old-school style games are in high demand. And what else could we expect? These are the kinds of games that first-generation gamers grew up on, so there's already a deeply installed fan base to draw from - many of whom are now parents and are passing gaming down to their kids....

I know there are some pretty peculiar collectibles out there, even within the Zelda series, but a cereal box. Really? A flattened piece of cardboard that is 17 years old? Yeah, okay, some people out there may be interested in it. If that's you, then read on. A 1993 Apple Jack's Kellogg's Cereal box which originally came with a Zelda strategy map is for sale on eBay. Unfortunately the map isn't included, but if you have a 'gotta catch 'em all' attitude when it comes to Zelda memorabilia, why not this? There's only one available at US $8.95 which is 10% off, so it's a bargain I suppose... I'd be careful of this seller though, because he's claiming the box is in "new" condition. Check it out for yourself if you're a crazy collector, because I'd imagine a cereal box full of food from the supermarket would be cheaper....

This video was just recently posted on Newgrounds. You can watch it there or click read more to view the embedded video. Anyone who’s played The Wind Waker should get this. It’s a funny music video playing on the moment in TWW when Link was launched into the Forsaken Fortress. You can also listen to [...]

Link spends a lot of his free time breaking pots throughout Hyrule to find Rupees and other random items. However, these pots must belong to somebody. This amusing image shows the consequences of Link’s pot-breaking actions.