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Over at IGN, Ryan Geddes and Brian Miggels have created The Generic Legendary Hero’s Training Manual for Link. It is very funny and well designed. Whilst it is not the most original idea it looks amazing and is very well done. I wonder what would happen if Link were to pick this up…enjoy. Click the [...]

As of this moment we're close to halfway done releasing the Wind Waker walkthrough - today the Treasure Chart Guide made its debut, showing you the hidden locations of all the treasure maps in the game, alongside three more chapters from the core game guide. This update takes you from Dragon Roost to the Forest Haven and across the long glide to the Forbidden Woods. Are you brave enough to challenge the monsters in the forest? Check inside for links to the new chapters, or just find your way there from the walkthrough homepage....

I know it's a common running joke with Link smashing pots, but for some reason comedy sketches about it just never seem to get old. This one only gets better as Link does his own music. It's short, sweet, and all too funny. I don't have much else to add, so just enjoy this pure awesomeness....

These Top 10 lists happen all the time, but this one seems to have some titles that aren’t normally listed. There is no Super Mario 64, Final Fantasy VII, Super Mario Bros 3, Halo, and a whole bunch of other usual suspects. Instead, we get quite a variety of older titles and modern games as [...]

Given that Skyward Sword's release is (hopefully) now fairly imminent, it's time for us to start compiling information for the inevitable Skyward Sword walkthrough we'll be putting together. (It'll be similar in quality to the Wind Waker walkthrough we're in the process of releasing.) Of course, with only a few items currently revealed and almost no information on story or the locales we'll be exploring, most of what we know centers around the enemies we've seen. There's a whole slew of new and returning enemies to cover, and we'll be bringing you the goods on all of them. Our first victim: the iconic Deku Baba, an old player back again from the Ocarina of Time days. Jump inside for a full description....

Seems like the awesome celebratory fanart keeps on pouring in lately! Here we have yet another piece of scroll-art, this one a collaboration between over 16 fan artists on deviantART. It goes through each of the major franchise games, giving them a Wind Waker-esque storyboard treatment. The contributing artists combined their own artistic styles with those of the individual games for a unique blend of nostalgia and originality that really underlines the inner character of the piece. We've got clips of each of the individual frames, but you can only retrieve the full work from the original page on deviantART. Source: Kichisu (and Others) @ deviantART, via Zelda Universe...

So with all of our amazing content updates we've actually slacked off just slightly in the news department. From our official 3DS Review to our Wind Waker Walkthrough, we've been awfully busy around here. To think, some people actually claim we don't worship the ground Zelda walks on anymore. Pfft, Zelda is amazing and will continue to be so, just like sp0ntanius and his awesome and very unique musical compositions. What will he do next? Who knows, but almost all his ideas come from pure fan suggestions right now. What do you want him to do next, and how would you like him to pull it off? Maybe The Wind Waker's theme on nothing but seashells? Hey, a guy can dream can't he?...

Although we get to enjoy a delightful accent and the ability to spell colour correctly, when it comes to videogames we Brits are often at a disadvantage; of course there are the notable exceptions. The Minish Cap was released in the United Kingdom nearly two months before it cropped up on American shores, and now the 3DS has joined the Zelda classic in the category of 'stuff what we got before the Americans', and jolly glad am I that it has. ...

Nintendo's initial line of first-party 3DS software finally got their very own full-blown official websites - one each for Pilotwings Resort, Steel Diver, and Nintendogs + cats. They're looking really nice; simple yet detailed, streamlined but functional. Of course, pretty much all major software gets somewhat comparable treatment, but I was beginning to worry that Nintendo was going to start getting lazy with such a busy year for new game releases and marketing schemes. And with less than two days 'til the 3DS's stateside release, it's about time, Nintendo!...