Showing posts with label Legend of Zelda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Legend of Zelda. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Treasure Trove: The Legend of Zelda - Minish Cap



Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week I talk about my top pick for the best game in the Legend of Zelda franchise: Minish Cap. Often overlooked, Minish Cap takes link to places he's never been before, such as the table top of a cobblers shop or the bottom of a tree stump. Exciting! If you are still reading this and interested in why this bite-sized iteration of the franchise is so great, listen up and enjoy.



Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.

Friday, February 6, 2015

Netflix is Working on A Legend of Zelda Series

Image courtesy of VG247
For years fans have been clamoring for a good, live action television or movie version of The Legend of Zelda series, and up until today, there has been little hope that it would ever happen. However, it looks as though Nintendo is teaming up with Netflix to make gamer's dreams come true.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

A Zelda Classic is Getting a Fan Remake and Xbox One is Having More Trouble in Asia

Hello and welcome to The Gamer's Source, your destination for gaming information. F.E.A.R. Online gets a release date now that the beta is over and some passionate fans our there are re-creating The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but with an old school twist. SO, without further ado, the news: 

Fans Are Remaking Ocarina of Time...in 2D!

Can you imagine?!
The beloved Zelda classic Ocarina of Time is being transformed from it's blocky, 3D graphical styling to the gorgeous pixel art of A Link to the Past. 

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Zelda's Timeline

In a fantastic art book (that probably will not make it stateside) the Legend of Zelda time line has finally been revealed. All these years we fans thought they were just interconnected stories has been thrown out the window. What's the most interesting is that the Ocarina of Time is the focal point for a large majority of the history. Enjoy the image below.