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Want to see the entire Skyward Sword E3 2011 Demo… completed in one sitting? Well, now we have that. At E3 2011 there was a time-limit as to how long you were able to play. I believe 15 minutes was the time limit before the game shut off on you, sending you back to the [...]

Hello there guys, I have some exclusive news for you about Game Informer's review on Skyward Sword. A user on the NeoGAF forums has posted a review snipplet of the Game Informer review for Skyward Sword. Now I do not know how 100% accurate this is, because it was posted on a forum, and this is the Internet. The information is 100% legit as pointed out by a reader in the comments Jump inside for the reviewer's opinions, and the source to this snipplet. ...

GoNintendo has recently posted links to more screenshots as well as a nice treat: hi-def YouTube uploads of five songs from Skyward Sword’s soundtrack. We’ve pulled a few screenshots that haven’t been seen before and also have the videos here for your listening enjoyment. Jump inside to see! First, here are the new soundtrack samples. [...]

We reported a few days back about Game Informer giving Skyward Sword a perfect 10 out of 10, but today we have some more information. While we don’t have scans or a full transcript of the magazine, we do have some snippets from the review that we can report on. These come courtesy of a [...]

This is potentially the most potent rumor we've ever posted. Naturally, spoilers of terrible magnitude after the jump. It's a known fact that people are tearing through the data in Skyward Sword to extract various things - so far we've seen musical samples and of course tons of video, but now we've stumbled upon something huge: an alleged dump of the Skyward Sword game text. Now, it's not a complete dump - it's just a list of the various "major objectives" you'll encounter throughout the game - but it's still an overview basically every step of the main plot. I want to make clear that Zelda Informer did not create this dump. We're just the messengers. I also have no idea whether this thing is the real deal. I have no idea who created it or whether it comes from a legitimate copy - although it seems to come from a demo version. It of course fits pretty well with what we know, but then all "good rumors" do, true or false. So take everything you see here extremely delicately, both in terms of its content and its truth value. Hop inside... if you dare - we're getting tips...

So we here in the U.S. may not get the chance to play Xenoblade Chronicles, but that doesn't mean we won't get to enjoy the fruits of Monolith Soft's relationship with Nintendo. The first-party developer reportedly is credited for contributions to The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. What exactly they did for the title is unknown, although with the game's greater focus on RPG elements I wouldn't be surprised if people from Monolith served as consultants in the creation of these pieces of the game. Similarly, Nintendo's Layton development partner Brownie Brown, previously responsible for Mother 3, was credited in Super Mario 3D Land. Again, what their involvement implies isn't yet out there, but we might find out this weekend when the game launches in the States....

After E3 2011, so many videos started to pop up of the Ghirahim Boss Battle from the Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. One thing seemed to be common in all of these videos, the boss battle was quite difficult. A number of fans never got to finish the battle because they ran out of time, [...]

Nintendo has released through a press release that the Legend of Zelda Symphony will be having another concert tour in the United States in 2012 with the concert tour being called: “Symphony of the Goddesses”. The orchestra will be playing several songs from the Legend of Zelda series accompanied with videos from each of the [...]

Nintendo has released through a press release that the Legend of Zelda Symphony will be having another concert tour in the United States in 2012 with the concert tour being called: “Symphony of the Goddesses”. The orchestra will be playing several songs from the Legend of Zelda series accompanied with videos from each of the [...]

Hey guys! As we all should be aware, Nintendo unveiled their new Wii successor at E3 this year. We were basically left with a lot of unanswered questions about the device. Now, more news about the Wii U is beginning to surface, the most recent of which is about two controller support. Considering we only saw one-controller support at E3, we had to assume that Nintendo was working away at a second controller. More information after the jump. ...