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Zelda II: The Adventure of Link will forever have a love-hate relationship with Zelda fans. Some fans love the game for its unique style of gameplay, the RPG elements, its difficulty, and simply being different than most of the other Zelda titles. While on the flip side, some fans hate the Adventure of Link for [...]

I finally got some real face-time with the 3DS last night at a nearby Best Buy. Given how much Nintendo's been pushing the 3DS, I was really banking on having a full-blown demo tour come to my area so I could try out the AR games, Mii Creator, and the slick interface, but the closest pod was in Los Angeles which is about an hour away so I got stuck with a straight trial of Pilotwings Resort. Never fear, however - even a quick trip through a game I wasn't even that interested in in the first place was enough to really sell everything about the 3DS. Check out my impressions inside....

I finally got some real face-time with the 3DS last night at a nearby Best Buy. Given how much Nintendo's been pushing the 3DS, I was really banking on having a full-blown demo tour come to my area so I could try out the AR games, Mii Creator, and the slick interface, but the closest pod was in Los Angeles which is about an hour away so I got stuck with a straight trial of Pilotwings Resort. Never fear, however - even a quick trip through a game I wasn't even that interested in in the first place was enough to really sell everything about the 3DS. Check out my impressions inside....

Youtube user RwanLink has posted up the first of many 3D animated fan fiction films. This new web series is entitled, “The Legend of Zelda: Past and Present” and seems to follow the storyline of both Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess. Despite several grammar mistakes in the video, it is truly epic and very [...]

Amongst all of the hype of Pokémon, I am grieved to have to deliver this somber piece of news. While we have all been affected by the Christchurch earthquake and Japanese disaster, this occurrence hits very close to home for us in the Zelda and Nintendo online community. Respected Zelda theorist, Zelda Wiki admin, NIWA co-founder and Wikirby founder/owner Joshua Paul LeJeune (known as Axiomist) passed away on March 18 2011, at the young age of 30. Of course you have to be hesitant on the internet to the validity of such information; however, as we don't take such pranks lightly, we have to say that this is no hoax. Although the details are not available to us, we have confirmation from the funeral home. Many of us around Zelda Informer and the Zelda community were quite close to Josh, so this is a very sad moment. The news has struck us out of the blue, and is quite devastating. Those who knew Joshua knew that he was a kindhearted and caring guy, and Josh, you will be missed. Keep reading for my tribute to Josh....

Game Spite has posted a pretty nice and in depth article review of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. The article does a great job describing the inspiration from this game and how it basically created the formula for the Legend of Zelda series. You can read the entire interview here! The Zelda series walks [...]

They do a great job at making the launch lineup appear better than it really is. I'm sure Lego Star Wars is going to be at least as good as all the previous entries and that Super Monkey Ball is going to be entertaining, but in the end there really isn't a lot there in the launch. Most press folk that got a pre-release version with the launch games have claimed the stuff packed in with the 3DS is better than the games. If anything, at least out of the box Nintendo is providing a lot in the package to make the 3DS worth a purchase. Later this year is when the big name games start coming out. Having problems watching the video? You can check it out here on youtube, or alternatively head on over to GameTrailers. Source: GameTrailers...