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Yes, we have more Zelda-propaganda goodness from the man with the bodacious beard. The new commercial, once again for Ocarina of Time 3DS, focuses more on gameplay this time around, rather than on the fact that he named his daughter after the game, but don't worry Ms. Zelda Williams is in this trailer too. &nbsp Jump inside to watch....

If any of you bought the game early enough, you may have been lucky enough to register your copy of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D in the first two days. If you did so, you have – or soon will have – received a CD of the Official Soundtrack. Free stuff is always [...]

In a new interview with Industry Gamer, Electronic Artis CEO, John Riccitiello, was asked if the the Wii U, despite technically being a next-generation console, really is a next-generation gaming machine, in response to criticisms saying that the Wii U is a current-generation console launching late. According to Riccitiello, it doesn't really matter since consoles don't hold the majority of the gaming industry. &nbsp Continue inside for the wise and interesting words of Mr. Riccitiello....

Ubisoft really has a huge hard-on for the Wii U. Which is quite awesome for Nintendo! Yves Guillemot, Ubisoft's CEO strongly feels like the Wii U will change the gaming industry, and hey, why shouldn't it? The original DS changed how we play games, and now you see all these people playing games with their touchscreen smart phones. Nintendo even got Sony and Microsoft on board with the whole motion control craze. Why did they even bother? Its obvious, Nintendo knows what they're doing, and sure we've had a bit of a software drought lately, but with a new system coming along, and the 3DS still fresh in our minds, I think its just fine. It's quite awesome to see all the support the Wii U is getting from third party developers, and no one's even mentioned duct tape. Jump inside to see with Mr. Guillemot had to say about the Wii U. ...

This week our featured fanart is “Bunch of Koroks” by deviantART artist squish-squash.

Now here's something that's sure to shock a few of you, it seems the master himself, Shigeru Miyamoto hasn't really been involved in the development of the Wii U. This is slightly strange due to the fact the he worked on both the GameCube and Wii consoles. Remember, I'm not talking about game development here, I'm talking about the consoles themselves. Instead, Shiggy decided to let the younglings at Nintendo take a whack at the new system. This is a pretty bold move for Miyamoto, as he seems to be taking on more of a mentor role at Nintendo. I'm sure You'd all love to know what he said, so jump in for the full quote. ...

Zeldathon is an annual Legend of Zelda gaming marathon where the volunteers attending will be playing Zelda games for 96 hours straight to help raise money for the American Red Cross. And Mases (owner of Zelda Dungeon) is making an appearance this year and the Zeldathon has now started. You can visit their streaming page [...]

Zelda Dungeon and Zeldathon’s collaborative marathon will begin shortly! This marathon will consist of 96 hours of non-stop Legend of Zelda action. Zelda Dungeon and Zeldathon are holding this marathon to help raise money for the American Red Cross. Not only will your donations help the American Red Cross, but it’ll give you a chance [...]

In a recent press release by Nintendo, it was confirmed that Zelda Skyward Sword would be making an appearance at the upcoming Comic-Com in San Diego.Nintendo is going all out for this comic convention and will be showcasing many cool games such as Mar...

Yesterday IGN posted about some of the bad ideas in the works during development of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Their post discusses how at one time the whole game would have taken place entirely in Ganon’s Castle. They point out how this would have been too similar to Mario 64. Hyrule field [...]