For those of you following the rumor mill of a Nintendo vs Capcom fighting game, sadly, that won’t be realized anytime in the near future. IGN posted a bit of an apology article about the…
Skyward Sword in “final completion stage”, but Won’t Launch Until After Ocarina of Time 3D
Alas, from the lips of Iwata thunders the sound of sweet despair. Yes, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is on its last legs of production, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to see it this spring.
No Ocarina of Time 3D Till AFTER E3
It appears I was right in my hesitation to post GameStop’s suggested release date for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, which was stated as being June 2nd. In a recent MTV Multiplayer interview with Reggie Fils-Aime, it was casually announced that titles such as Mario, Kid Icarus, and Zelda would be released when Nintendo felt they were completely finished development, and that because of this, they would not be available until after this year’s E3. He does mention, however, that come E3, we will be given more information about the titles. Hopefully, this will include a release date.
3DS US Launch Date Revealed
New Information on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS
At the Nintendo World 3DS event in Japan this past weekend, a playable demo of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS was presented to an eager audience. With three separate save-file quests to choose from (Kokiri Forest, Inside the Great Deku Tree, and Ghoma’s Boss Fight), a good sum of hands-on information has been gathered pertaining to multiple in-game elements.
3DS Game Card Capacity Revealed
Macronix, the manufacturer chosen by Nintendo to produce the 3DS’s game cards, has recently confirmed the cards capacity, and I must say, its a staggerer. Compared to the Nintendo DS’s 1 gigabyte capacity, or more impressively, the Wii disc’s 4 gigabyte capacity, the 3DS game card will have a capacity of up to 8 gigabytes! All things considered, this could allow for some truly incredible game experiences, let alone a Zelda title, who’s experience we know could benefit immensely from a larger game capacity, especially when referring to a handheld.
Majora’s Mask named “Game of the Decade”
Useres of Gamefaqs have voiced their opinion, and from the HUGE volume of games released between 2000 and 2010, they voiced that The Legend of Zelda Majora’s Mask was the Game of the Decade! As…
Nintendo 3DS and a Zelda Hint
Right from the mouth of Miyamoto, there are some interesting developments with the Nintendo 3DS. It seems Nintendo is looking to launch a Mario game very close to the release of the 3DS (no surprise…
Skyward Sword: Why you should be Excited
Well, I was going to post an editorial praising Zelda for its artistic prowess as a video game, and how it may someday lead video games into acquiring the status of an art form; if not for the notably infelicitous negative spotlight The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword has been receiving since its debut at E3 months ago. It is understandable that many may have been disappointed at the moment of the game’s reveal (myself included), but it is clear that sense then, much of the fan base has not attempted to partake in the notion that SS will be a game worth pursuing. Quite frankly, this is a closed, and narrow-minded trend of thought, which, coming from the fan base itself, is a bit of a disappointment.