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What if The Legend of Zelda series started an anime? I know the thought of Zelda being anything other than a video game strikes horror into the eyes of most fans thanks to the old cartoon featured on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. Some people are a fan while others are disgusted by the [...]

Not many words are really necessary here. It's Pokémon; its a parody; its entertaining. These vids come from YouTuber Smosh and are called "POKEMON IN REAL LIFE" - caps are necessary. Its pretty funny stuff, just be warned that it may not be appropriate for some and may offend others - so use discretion. Honestly though, if this offends you, why are you even here? Nevertheless, come on inside for all three parts so far - hopefully there will be more to come. Now, to speak in a Hagrid like fashion, if anybody is looking for anything wanting to know if its really funny, then they'd like to know follow the spiders "Yeah 4 reggies outta 5 sounds about right lol". So view away you viewer person you. Props to Rae for the tip through PokémonAus. ...

Yesterday we officially launched the Zelda Dungeon Wiki and things are already starting to pick up. We are closing in on 200 articles at the Wiki and many of the established articles have received notable additions. Every so often here at the site we are going to be featuring specific wiki articles that the fans [...]

This isn't the first time we've posted about Zac Gorman's work, and it won't be the last. The cartoonist/illustrator has recently become famous in the Zelda community for his distinct style and animated Zelda web comics. Gorman is exteremly prolific when it comes to gaming fan art and has drawn characters from several different series, including: The Legend of Zelda, Mario, Kid Icarus, Mega Man, Star Fox, Metroid, and more. Not only is his work nice to look at, but it's also very entertaining. You can check out Gorman's Nintendo-specific artwork inside. ...

Can you spot the sexy new change on our E3 Demo Walkthrough page? As I was poking around some new changes on the site a while back I came across the walkthrough page, and while I really liked the enemy drop-down info boxes, I also thought they were ugly as hell. Making them sexalicious was put on my backburner and I've finally gotten around to do it (At the expense of working on the next part of the Top 100 Zelda Moments video). Stuff you don't care about includes minor code optimization to make it all run a bit smoother. On the page above you can see enemy, item and boss boxes, but there are several others. Can you guess what they are and how they look? Which ones would you like there to be and how would you WANT them to look? Lastly, I've validated all of the boxes on Chrome, Mozilla, Internet Explorer and Opera. If you however find any bugs with them let me know in the comments and I'll get it fixed asap....

The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony was, as you probably expected, a fun-filled night dedicated to our favorite video game series and its classic musical history. I didn't attend as press for reasons I've already gone into, so this time I'm not delivering my impressions of the event as some kind of VIP - just as a longtime fan and music lover. Want to know how great the musical arrangements, performance, and visual atmosphere were? How about the special surprises slipped in at various moments throughout the symphony? All that and more after the jump....

Last night, The Legend of Zelda: 25th Anniversary Symphony concert was held at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles. Matt Simmons of Gemakei was lucky enough to attend this event. However, he was not the only special guest in attendance as Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma and Zelda Music Supervisor Koji Kondo were also there. Simmons [...]

Glitches in The Legend of Zelda series are well known and none are more notorious for them as Ocarina of Time. The game has a vast amount of glitches with some being useful, some being fun and others just ruining your game completely. With so many fans playing the game time after time and discovering [...]

It's Sunday, which spells out "slow news day" so let's kick it off with something fun - high quality scans of the program booklet accompanying the Zelda Symphony concerts. But that's not all, there are also some juicy impressions to be had. Opinions about a concert aren't usually as substantial or interesting as say, Skyward Sword impressions, but a I said, slow news day. I am sure however that Alex will eventually go into further detail about how he'd strangle the crowd with a rusty piece of wire, but I digress - hop inside for the image. ...

The Legend of Zelda has always had music play a significant role in its games. Some titles such as Ocarina of Time and The Wind Waker have even used music as a major gameplay element. With orchestrated songs set to be included with Skyward Sword, as well as a full-blown Zelda Symphony tour in the [...]