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An article was posted on ComputerandVideoGames.com previewing Skyward Sword. This article may contain a bit of spoilers for people. It doesn’t completely delve into every aspect of the game, but it does talk about a few things that some people may not know about. One thing happens to be the fact of how Link enters [...]

I seriously just can't get enough of the screenshots dumps. It doesn't matter to me that we have to sift through them all to pull out only the new ones (ONM has 180 pieces or so, most of which are ones we posted before), What matters to me is we get these dumps at all. Seriously, I just love the art direction. I would argue it is the best Zelda has ever looked, but until I see it in person I can never be completely sold, no matter how amazing the videos and screenshots look. After all, the point of graphics, in my opinion, is to present and convey the intended atmosphere of the game. Until I get to experience the game, I cannot fairly judge if the style does it well enough. Okay enough rambling.... jump inside!...

The Skyward Sword info mill is in high gear. We're getting videos out the wazoo from all sides - media previews, new trailers, and now even official Nintendo "about" video tutorials of new gameplay features. Today we've got three of them, straight from the Skyward Sword Official Site. I really enjoy this first one, which shows off the game's flight mechanics, because you get a crisp, clear look at listen to the music you'll be hearing while soaring across the skies. Also, in case you guys haven't noticed, I've been working pretty much non-stop to keep our Skyward Sword Walkthrough as up-to-date as humanly possible. We've now got tons of goodies we weren't expecting, from some preliminary Heart Piece and Goddess Cube locations in our Skyward Sword Heart Piece Guide and Skyward Sword Goddess Cube Guide to a full list of every Material and Bug in the Collection for our Skyward Sword Item Upgrades Guide. Of course, that's just a taste of the information you'll find there - you'll also find detailed enemy and boss info, character descriptions, and more. We've also got the English versions of the Save System and Dowsing tutorials after the jump....

Today, yet another new commercial for Skyward Sword has been released in Japan. Warning this new commercial is filled with a couple of spoilers, so please take caution before watching. After the jump you’ll be able to see a list of a few interesting goodies we spotted in the video. At the beginning of the [...]

The Offical Nintendo Magazine have released tons of Skyward Sword screenshots and artwork. Sadly, almost all of them are what we have seen from the last few weeks. However, we did manage to pick out a few new screenshots, so if you want, make the jump to see those. While I’m on that note, if [...]

Nintendo has just released a brand new Zelda Skyward Sword for North America. However there is not that much footage shown, and none of that footage is actually new. But the commercial itself is live action and promotes the game in a new and interesting way. Check it out for yourself! Related Posts:New Four Swords [...]

Over the past several days, Nintendo has released a lot of brand new Skyward Sword material, including dozens of new screenshots. Now that I got a little bit of time I have included most of the new screenshots here which includes the new areas Lanayru Desert and the Mining Facility. We have also received a [...]

We have a few new Skyward Sword details this afternoon. They aren't much, but they're new, so who cares. In addition to the new screens, which show an interesting new attack from Hyrule's bird population, some new tidbits regarding Beedle's Shop have also been revealed along with some sidequest information....

If you've ever played a Zelda game before, you know exactly which notes I'm talking about. Those four, triumphant tones that signal to you that you've discovered something useful, something amazing, something awesome. The wonder on Link's face, the swelling feeling of mystery (as conveyed by that other famous Zelda melody) - it's all orchestrated by Nintendo's sound department and in particular, Koji Kondo. There are a lot of reasons to love Zelda, from the series' dedication to trying new things, to the razor-sharp gameplay, to the epic feeling of being swallowed up by a sublime landscape, making your way from one end of Hyrule (by horse, by boat, by Loftbird) to the other, Zelda is a series of magical moments. And the one element that ties every single entry in the series together is the uniformly amazing music....

The folks over at MCV have made a special edition magazine of the Legend of Zelda in order to celebrate 25 years. This magazine features what you expect in a normal MCV magazine, but with a Zelda twist. Inside features news, interviews, previews and many more goodies in store. If you would like to read [...]