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An interview with Aonuma was recently published in the Famitsu Magazine. In this interview a lot of new details about the upcoming Skyward Sword was released. Some of this information we have already heard, but a lot of it is expanded upon to bring us a lot of new plot details. So let’s take a look at what we have.

Zelda is not of royal blood
In Skyward Sword Zelda is not a princess, This is something that I have been expecting as there is no Hyrule at this point. Zelda is merely a childhood friend who gets taken away early on and it is up to Link to search for her.

Bird Riding and town people of Skyloft play a huge role

In the E3 demo we saw Link competing against classmates in a bird riding competition. There was one guy who was playing a bit unfair as he has… Continue Reading

An interview with Aonuma from around E3 was just published in this week’s Famitsu Magazine. In it, he confirms a lot of things that we have suspected and mentions some new things for us to think about. The people of Skyloft will be an important part of the story, and some more of Link and [...]

If you are unfamiliar with the current controversy surrounding Capcom's Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D for the Nintendo 3DS, all you need to know is that the game doesn't allow players to delete save data. This prevents players from replaying the game, or selling the game as second-hand. &nbsp After a lot of confusion regarding various reports from Gamestop stores, Campcom has released an official statement regarding the problem. It's about time......

Brand new information for you guys, this time brought to you by Andriasang. At Nintendo's shareholders meeting in its Kyoto headquarters, CEO Iwata answered some questions mostly concerning the Wii U's reception and Nintendo's HD development. He also talks about the possibility of using the 3DS as a controller for the Wii U for the first time. Hit the jump for more information....

In the recent issue of Famitsu, Eiji Aonuma was interviewed about Zelda: Skyward Sword. Thanks to 1up, we have a translated version of the interview, which can be read here! Be warned though as it does provide some game spoilers and plenty of other brand new details including Ganon, Skyloft, Link, Zelda the Noble Birds [...]

In the recent issue of Famitsu, Eiji Aonuma was interviewed about Zelda: Skyward Sword. Thanks to 1up, we have a translated version of the interview, which can be read here! Be warned though as it does provide some game spoilers and plenty of other brand new details including Ganon, Skyloft, Link, Zelda the Noble Birds [...]

Hey guys! For this mailbag got a few extra Ocarina of Time questions to go with the Skyward Sword ones that we’ve been focusing on in recent mailbags. Still would like to focus on Skyward Sword, Ocarina of Time and Link’s Awakening for a few more mailbags. Anyway, there’s 8 questions in all, so enjoy! [...]

Eiji Aonuma sat down with famous Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu to discuss details about Skyward Sword. We've got a few of the juicier details - which break from the usual Zelda tradition by focusing largely on story - and I've of course got my own thoughts and observations about every single detail. I'll let those of you who will care know in advance: he compares this game to Majora's Mask in some way. Want to find out how? Jump inside and check out all of the new info....

Is there ever a point where it's justified to pirate a game? I've been thinking this over the last few days for a few reasons. Capcom's weird save file in Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D, Nintendo's plans of not releasing Pandora's Tower, Xenoblade and The Last Story. What about vaving to buy a game a game you already bought just to play it on your Wii or your 3DS? Yes, piracy is illegal, and bad for game companies, but what about the gamer? I'm not talking about the cheap bastard out there who doesn't want to shell out $60 for a game. But what if you've been dying to play Mother 3 and don't want to learn Japanese? Shimmy on inside for more. ...

Earlier today Gamestop refused to take in trades of Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D due to its weird save system. However, they soon changed their tune after Capcom had a stern talking to with them. I originally reported on the awful saving system that was implemented in the game, and that it greatly affected used sales of it in Japan. What I find interesting is how quickly Gamestop changed their tune. Capcom denies the fact that the save system was put in as a way to deter people from buying it used. The excuse they give is that they want players to just try and beat their own scores over and over again, which sounds like a load of crap to me! Jump inside for more information and speculation. ...