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Zelda Informer Productions: Link's Awakening Walkthrough
Posted on February 9, 2010 1:32 AM by Nathanial Rumphol-Janc
Category: Site Updates
Above is the first part of our video walkthrough for Link's Awakening, created for us by our local Global Moderator oCto.Mammoth/Emma/Ruby, who also authored the second installment of our Fan Article series. Later today, the video be available via our Link's Awakening content area. Expect more videos over the next few weeks. (Read more)
Category: Site Updates
Above is the first part of our video walkthrough for Link's Awakening, created for us by our local Global Moderator oCto.Mammoth/Emma/Ruby, who also authored the second installment of our Fan Article series. Later today, the video be available via our Link's Awakening content area. Expect more videos over the next few weeks. (Read more)
The Darkness that Zelda Deserves
Posted on February 8, 2010 11:59 PM by Dathen Boccabella
Category: Fan Community News
I would think that by now there is no doubt among all of you loyal Zelda Informer viewers that we pride ourselves on our articles. Right from the fully-fledged, intensely in-depth Bombers articles, to the opinionated, reader-stirring casuals. Yeah, we're proud to have been the first Zelda fansite to focus on Zelda-related articles, but now, years down the track, we're not the only place who does it anymore.
No, I'm not talking about Zelda Universe's writing team, or what happens over at The Hidden Triforce. I'm talking about the collaborative project known as Zelda Wiki.org, which Zelda Informer takes an active role in running. Well, Zelda Wiki.org doesn't just offer factual encyclopedic articles, it also offers the occasional opinionated piece, referred to as wiki exclusives.
Just the other day, wiki exclusive number six was released, entitled,"The Darkness that Zelda Deserves". Written by Brent McBride, the article contends that by giving future titles in the Zelda series deeper and darker storylines, the gaming experience can be enhanced. It makes for a very interesting read, so head on over and check it out. The article can be found here, and if you're up for some more reading check out the wiki exclusive archives. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
I would think that by now there is no doubt among all of you loyal Zelda Informer viewers that we pride ourselves on our articles. Right from the fully-fledged, intensely in-depth Bombers articles, to the opinionated, reader-stirring casuals. Yeah, we're proud to have been the first Zelda fansite to focus on Zelda-related articles, but now, years down the track, we're not the only place who does it anymore.No, I'm not talking about Zelda Universe's writing team, or what happens over at The Hidden Triforce. I'm talking about the collaborative project known as Zelda Wiki.org, which Zelda Informer takes an active role in running. Well, Zelda Wiki.org doesn't just offer factual encyclopedic articles, it also offers the occasional opinionated piece, referred to as wiki exclusives.
Just the other day, wiki exclusive number six was released, entitled,"The Darkness that Zelda Deserves". Written by Brent McBride, the article contends that by giving future titles in the Zelda series deeper and darker storylines, the gaming experience can be enhanced. It makes for a very interesting read, so head on over and check it out. The article can be found here, and if you're up for some more reading check out the wiki exclusive archives. (Read more)
Nintendo Power's 2009 Awards
Posted on February 8, 2010 8:54 PM by Nick Geml
Nintendo Power's annual awards are in, and Spirit Tracks, Twilight Princess, and Wind Waker were all recipients.
DS Game of the Year: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
Best Adventure Game: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
The Best of the Decade:
1. Super Mario Galaxy
2. Resident Evil 4 (GCN)
3. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii)
4. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
5. Super Smash Bros Brawl
6. Metroid Prime
7. Elite Beat Agents
8. Metroid: Zero Mission
9. Mario Kart Wii
10. The World Ends With You
GoNintendo has the full list. (Read more)
Nintendo Power's annual awards are in, and Spirit Tracks, Twilight Princess, and Wind Waker were all recipients. DS Game of the Year: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
Best Adventure Game: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
The Best of the Decade:
1. Super Mario Galaxy
2. Resident Evil 4 (GCN)
3. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii)
4. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
5. Super Smash Bros Brawl
6. Metroid Prime
7. Elite Beat Agents
8. Metroid: Zero Mission
9. Mario Kart Wii
10. The World Ends With You
GoNintendo has the full list. (Read more)
Spirit Tracks Price Drop In Japan
Posted on February 8, 2010 8:12 PM by Nick Geml
Category: Zelda News
We've already seen the price of Spirit Tracks in the states drop from its original $34.99 price tag to a nice and affordable $25, and now, the folks in Japan can save some money as well. Originally priced 4900 yen ($55), the latest Legend of Zelda adventure can now be purchased for 2000 yen ($22), 1000 yen less than its previous price cut. Out for only a few months, Spirit Tracks has already sold more than 2.45 million copies worldwide. Info courtesy of Siliconera (via GoNintendo). (Read more)
Category: Zelda News
We've already seen the price of Spirit Tracks in the states drop from its original $34.99 price tag to a nice and affordable $25, and now, the folks in Japan can save some money as well. Originally priced 4900 yen ($55), the latest Legend of Zelda adventure can now be purchased for 2000 yen ($22), 1000 yen less than its previous price cut. Out for only a few months, Spirit Tracks has already sold more than 2.45 million copies worldwide. Info courtesy of Siliconera (via GoNintendo). (Read more)
Zelda Informer Webcomic 012: Tingle's Back
Posted on February 8, 2010 4:45 PM by Nathanial Rumphol-Janc
Category: Site Updates
Check out the rest of the series in our comic section. (Read more)
Category: Site Updates
Check out the rest of the series in our comic section. (Read more)
Forums Will Be Down For A Few Days
Posted on February 8, 2010 6:17 AM by Dennis Wyman
Category: Site Updates
I know this may come as a blow to some of you, but the forums are sadly going to be down for a few days while I, your usually-in-hiding webmaster, does some maintenance. Simply put, the database is incredibly bugged and corrupted, as it so turns out that the past few upgrades never quite finished, so parts of the database are for an older version of Invision Board than other parts. This was never quite figured out until today, when the latest patch caused several functions to outright break because of the version gap, and ignoring it for further upgrades will only cause the problem to compound itself. So after much contemplation last night, we decided that the only viable option is to completely rebuild the database structure from the ground up, and with nearly a hundred thousand SQL rows to go through, that's going to take awhile.
Our backup forum, VGRC, is also going to be down during this time, as we are using this opportunity to merge forum databases together, considering we are already rebuilding the ZI SQL database. So in the meantime, head on over to the chat room, or just chill here at the main site. Rest assured, we'll try to be back up before Capnmas commences later this week, so stay tuned! (Read more)
Category: Site Updates
I know this may come as a blow to some of you, but the forums are sadly going to be down for a few days while I, your usually-in-hiding webmaster, does some maintenance. Simply put, the database is incredibly bugged and corrupted, as it so turns out that the past few upgrades never quite finished, so parts of the database are for an older version of Invision Board than other parts. This was never quite figured out until today, when the latest patch caused several functions to outright break because of the version gap, and ignoring it for further upgrades will only cause the problem to compound itself. So after much contemplation last night, we decided that the only viable option is to completely rebuild the database structure from the ground up, and with nearly a hundred thousand SQL rows to go through, that's going to take awhile.Our backup forum, VGRC, is also going to be down during this time, as we are using this opportunity to merge forum databases together, considering we are already rebuilding the ZI SQL database. So in the meantime, head on over to the chat room, or just chill here at the main site. Rest assured, we'll try to be back up before Capnmas commences later this week, so stay tuned! (Read more)
Zelda's No Damsel in Distress
Posted on February 8, 2010 12:01 AM by Dathen Boccabella
Category: Articles, Fan Article
Today's article, written by forum member Rachel Boccabella (Rae), is the third release in ZeldaInformer's fan-article series. It is common these days to see Princess Zelda referred to as a typical "damsel in distress," as a Princess that needs a hero to come along and save her every game. In this article, however, the author shows how Zelda has never been the type that just sits back and cries for help. Ever since the original Legend of Zelda game in the eighties, our Princess has been one that fights alongside the hero, even if she is captured from time-to-time. Take the jump for the thought provoking read. (Read more)
Category: Articles, Fan Article
Today's article, written by forum member Rachel Boccabella (Rae), is the third release in ZeldaInformer's fan-article series. It is common these days to see Princess Zelda referred to as a typical "damsel in distress," as a Princess that needs a hero to come along and save her every game. In this article, however, the author shows how Zelda has never been the type that just sits back and cries for help. Ever since the original Legend of Zelda game in the eighties, our Princess has been one that fights alongside the hero, even if she is captured from time-to-time. Take the jump for the thought provoking read. (Read more)
"Zelda Games That Suck" by LiamRproductions
Posted on February 7, 2010 11:02 PM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News
Unlike just about every other thing related to the series, our entire community can pretty much agree that the Legend of Zelda titles developed for the Phillips CD-i are one hundred percent awful. Liam of LiamRproductions breaks down the failure in Episode II of his YouTube series entitled "Zelda Games That Suck". Up top is the first part; down bottom/after the jump is the second. Feel free to check out Episode I + other videos over at his YouTube page. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
Unlike just about every other thing related to the series, our entire community can pretty much agree that the Legend of Zelda titles developed for the Phillips CD-i are one hundred percent awful. Liam of LiamRproductions breaks down the failure in Episode II of his YouTube series entitled "Zelda Games That Suck". Up top is the first part; down bottom/after the jump is the second. Feel free to check out Episode I + other videos over at his YouTube page. (Read more)
Ocarina of Time's "Race Horse" Theme Remixed
Posted on February 7, 2010 12:52 AM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News
To close out this beautiful Saturday night, have some visuals of Epona's liberation from Lon Lon Ranch set to Destructoid forum member P4KO's rock remix of Koji Kondo's "Race Horse" theme. Spotted at Destructoid's Weekend Destructainment, which also feautures Patrick Stewart, the second greatest Enterprise captain, explaining his fear of video games, live footage of The Icarus Kid remixing some NES music, a Donkey Kong Country promo from Nintendo Power, and other useless stuff. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
To close out this beautiful Saturday night, have some visuals of Epona's liberation from Lon Lon Ranch set to Destructoid forum member P4KO's rock remix of Koji Kondo's "Race Horse" theme. Spotted at Destructoid's Weekend Destructainment, which also feautures Patrick Stewart, the second greatest Enterprise captain, explaining his fear of video games, live footage of The Icarus Kid remixing some NES music, a Donkey Kong Country promo from Nintendo Power, and other useless stuff. (Read more)
Sloshspot's Biggest Video Game Flops
Posted on February 6, 2010 8:52 PM by Nick Geml
Category: Gaming News
Although their bank account would suggest otherwise, Nintendo's career hasn't been entirely perfect. Thanks to goldmines like the Game Boy, DS, and Wii, monumental disappointments such as the N64DD and the Virtual Boy haven't put the company six feet under. The former, home to Ura Zelda, which eventually became Ocarina of Time: Master Quest, only sold around 15,000 units in Japan, never seeing the light of day in the US, Europe, or anywhere else. The latter was discontinued after one year and is now considering one of the biggest jokes in all of the video game world. And then there's the Philips' CD-i, which every Legend of Zelda fan already knows and hates. All three failures were covered in Sloshspot's "The 9 Biggest Video Game Flops," which you can read here.
Feel free to drop a joke about the Wii in the comments sections, kids. (Read more)
Category: Gaming News
Although their bank account would suggest otherwise, Nintendo's career hasn't been entirely perfect. Thanks to goldmines like the Game Boy, DS, and Wii, monumental disappointments such as the N64DD and the Virtual Boy haven't put the company six feet under. The former, home to Ura Zelda, which eventually became Ocarina of Time: Master Quest, only sold around 15,000 units in Japan, never seeing the light of day in the US, Europe, or anywhere else. The latter was discontinued after one year and is now considering one of the biggest jokes in all of the video game world. And then there's the Philips' CD-i, which every Legend of Zelda fan already knows and hates. All three failures were covered in Sloshspot's "The 9 Biggest Video Game Flops," which you can read here. Feel free to drop a joke about the Wii in the comments sections, kids. (Read more)
The Kartel's Top 10 Well-Aged Games of the 90s
Posted on February 6, 2010 5:07 AM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News, Gaming News
Among 9 other titles from the 1990s, the legendary A Link to the Past was listed on The Kartel's list of the top 10 games of the Kurt Cobain-era that still remain fresh to this day. Its innovations brought into the Legend of Zelda franchise, including the inclusion of Heart Pieces, the Hookshot, and the series staple Spin Attack that have all been seen in many Zelda titles since then were cited as reasons why. Other games on the list include Starcraft, Pokemon Red & Blue, and the greatest Mario game of all-time, Super Mario World. I'll admit it's pretty hard to argue with this list. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News, Gaming News
Among 9 other titles from the 1990s, the legendary A Link to the Past was listed on The Kartel's list of the top 10 games of the Kurt Cobain-era that still remain fresh to this day. Its innovations brought into the Legend of Zelda franchise, including the inclusion of Heart Pieces, the Hookshot, and the series staple Spin Attack that have all been seen in many Zelda titles since then were cited as reasons why. Other games on the list include Starcraft, Pokemon Red & Blue, and the greatest Mario game of all-time, Super Mario World. I'll admit it's pretty hard to argue with this list. (Read more)
8daysageek.com's Zelda: The Movie Casting Suggestions
Posted on February 6, 2010 4:34 AM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News
Regardless, it's always fun to compose custom cast lists of who would play who in the unlikely event of a Hyrulean motion picture adventure. The comedians who populate our very own forums have thrown out brilliant ideas such as Sopranos legend James Gandolfini as Ganondorf, Gilbert Gottfried as Navi, Morgan Freeman/Lindsay Lohan as Zelda, and Mickey Rourke as Talon. AWOL staff member The Chunk even suggested the cast of Monty Python to fill every role available. Personally, I'd go a similar route, replacing the British comedy legends with Joe Pesci, having him emulate Eddie Murphy's performance in The Klumps by playing every role himself, with the exception of Allison Harvard of America's Next Top Model fame as Princess Zelda.
The folks of 8daysageek.com had more practical choices, with Twilight's Jamie Campbell Bower playing Link, the beautiful Rachel Hurd Wood as the Princess, Prison Break star Dominic Purcell as Ganondorf, the guy who played Hagrid as Talon, and Rachel Hurd Wood as Malon. Read why over at Comic Book Movie. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
Regardless, it's always fun to compose custom cast lists of who would play who in the unlikely event of a Hyrulean motion picture adventure. The comedians who populate our very own forums have thrown out brilliant ideas such as Sopranos legend James Gandolfini as Ganondorf, Gilbert Gottfried as Navi, Morgan Freeman/Lindsay Lohan as Zelda, and Mickey Rourke as Talon. AWOL staff member The Chunk even suggested the cast of Monty Python to fill every role available. Personally, I'd go a similar route, replacing the British comedy legends with Joe Pesci, having him emulate Eddie Murphy's performance in The Klumps by playing every role himself, with the exception of Allison Harvard of America's Next Top Model fame as Princess Zelda.
The folks of 8daysageek.com had more practical choices, with Twilight's Jamie Campbell Bower playing Link, the beautiful Rachel Hurd Wood as the Princess, Prison Break star Dominic Purcell as Ganondorf, the guy who played Hagrid as Talon, and Rachel Hurd Wood as Malon. Read why over at Comic Book Movie. (Read more)
Nothing Quite Like the First Time
Posted on February 5, 2010 4:39 PM by Dathen Boccabella
Category: Articles
The phrase 'nothing is quite like the first time' can be applied to our lives on so many levels. Whether it is the first time you walk, the first time you go to a football match as a kid, the first time you have..... even the first time you play a video game. No playthrough it ever quite like the first one. Yes, in subsequent playthroughs you do notice things you didn't the first time, and embark on sidequests you overlooked the first time, but overall, the experience, the gameplay, the graphics and the progression of the story is just something that will never quite give you the same feeling again. It is the joy of discovery. The thing is, Nintendo often used a method to make subsequent plays that little bit more exciting than usual, but where is it now. Where are 'second quests'? (Read more)
Category: Articles
The phrase 'nothing is quite like the first time' can be applied to our lives on so many levels. Whether it is the first time you walk, the first time you go to a football match as a kid, the first time you have..... even the first time you play a video game. No playthrough it ever quite like the first one. Yes, in subsequent playthroughs you do notice things you didn't the first time, and embark on sidequests you overlooked the first time, but overall, the experience, the gameplay, the graphics and the progression of the story is just something that will never quite give you the same feeling again. It is the joy of discovery. The thing is, Nintendo often used a method to make subsequent plays that little bit more exciting than usual, but where is it now. Where are 'second quests'? (Read more)
Fan-Made Legend of Zelda Animation
Posted on February 5, 2010 12:09 PM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News
Using the insanely versatile Autodesk Maya and its character rigging plug-in The Setup Machine 2, programmer and character animator Alan Warner-Grieve created this short confrontation between Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf using models from Twilight Princess and World of Warcraft. More info + other works over at his online portfolio. Shouts to GoNintendo. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
Using the insanely versatile Autodesk Maya and its character rigging plug-in The Setup Machine 2, programmer and character animator Alan Warner-Grieve created this short confrontation between Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf using models from Twilight Princess and World of Warcraft. More info + other works over at his online portfolio. Shouts to GoNintendo. (Read more)
Legend of Zelda Super Bowl Bets
Posted on February 4, 2010 3:40 PM by Nick Geml
Category: Other News
This being a Legend of Zelda site, rarely do we have a chance to talk about anything sports related--the closest we've ever really come was a story about a no-name WWE wrestler rocking a Triforce on his boot. Much to our happiness, people like Matthew T. Sussman of Blogcritics exist, able to craftily tie Zelda into a Super Bowl blog post through the use of the series' famous form of currency, rupees. Good enough for us.
Clearly a man with a good head on his shoulders, he's got Manning taking home his second career Super Bowl trophy, calling the MVP's squad the better overall team. Personally, I'm in full agreement. Despite injuries to Dwight Freeney and Adam Vinatieri, I still have the Colts over the Aint's by a touchdown, covering just about every legit spread out there. Our owner/webmaster Nate, naturally, disagrees, predicting a score of Saints 45, Colts 34. In any case, we're in for a great game. Be sure to tune in to CBS this Sunday, February 7th at 6:25pm. Cast your predictions over at our forums. (Read more)
Category: Other News
This being a Legend of Zelda site, rarely do we have a chance to talk about anything sports related--the closest we've ever really come was a story about a no-name WWE wrestler rocking a Triforce on his boot. Much to our happiness, people like Matthew T. Sussman of Blogcritics exist, able to craftily tie Zelda into a Super Bowl blog post through the use of the series' famous form of currency, rupees. Good enough for us.Clearly a man with a good head on his shoulders, he's got Manning taking home his second career Super Bowl trophy, calling the MVP's squad the better overall team. Personally, I'm in full agreement. Despite injuries to Dwight Freeney and Adam Vinatieri, I still have the Colts over the Aint's by a touchdown, covering just about every legit spread out there. Our owner/webmaster Nate, naturally, disagrees, predicting a score of Saints 45, Colts 34. In any case, we're in for a great game. Be sure to tune in to CBS this Sunday, February 7th at 6:25pm. Cast your predictions over at our forums. (Read more)
Zelda Wii May Be Playable at E3
Posted on February 3, 2010 1:29 PM by Nathanial Rumphol-Janc
Category: Zelda News
Famitsu Magazine seems to always have the latest track of news on our favorite franchise, and this time they have brought up some surprising news--that is if you are still holding onto the thought that Zelda Wii won't be released this year. According to the latest issue, Eiji Aonuma is strongly pushing to have playable demo at E3 this year. Traditionally, when a demo is available, the game is released in that same year.
"I'd like to show something playable," said Aonuma when pressed on the possibility of a playable showing at the June trade show.
Aonuma also hinted that the game could reach the masses before the end of the year. He claimed that, due to fan anticipation, he's been pushing the staff towards a release. When pressed again by Famitsu, however, he would only say "We'll work hard in order to get you playing it as soon as possible."
Development appears to be progressing smoothly on the game. "We've progressed in development since last year," said Aonuma. "At present, the core areas have come into clear view."
Elsewhere in the interview, Aonuma reflected back on 2009, a year that saw the release of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, on which he served as producer. In Japan, the game made it out a few days before Christmas. However, it was almost a Spring 2010 title. Early in development, the staff believed they'd need the additional time. E3 came around and the game had all the fundamentals in place, and not wanting to overlap with Wii's Zelda, Aonuma pressed the staff for a release at the end of the year.
Source: Adria Sang (Read more)
Category: Zelda News
Famitsu Magazine seems to always have the latest track of news on our favorite franchise, and this time they have brought up some surprising news--that is if you are still holding onto the thought that Zelda Wii won't be released this year. According to the latest issue, Eiji Aonuma is strongly pushing to have playable demo at E3 this year. Traditionally, when a demo is available, the game is released in that same year."I'd like to show something playable," said Aonuma when pressed on the possibility of a playable showing at the June trade show.
Aonuma also hinted that the game could reach the masses before the end of the year. He claimed that, due to fan anticipation, he's been pushing the staff towards a release. When pressed again by Famitsu, however, he would only say "We'll work hard in order to get you playing it as soon as possible."
Development appears to be progressing smoothly on the game. "We've progressed in development since last year," said Aonuma. "At present, the core areas have come into clear view."
Elsewhere in the interview, Aonuma reflected back on 2009, a year that saw the release of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, on which he served as producer. In Japan, the game made it out a few days before Christmas. However, it was almost a Spring 2010 title. Early in development, the staff believed they'd need the additional time. E3 came around and the game had all the fundamentals in place, and not wanting to overlap with Wii's Zelda, Aonuma pressed the staff for a release at the end of the year.
Source: Adria Sang (Read more)
OC Weekly's Most Memorable Video Game Quotes
Posted on February 3, 2010 1:36 AM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News
The above + every piece of text from the original Legend of Zelda show up in OC Weekly's list of the 30 most memorable quotes of the the video game universe. Household memes from Metal Gear, Resident Evil, Duke Nukem, and Bad Dudes show up as well. Personally, I'd take the "Let's go for a burger" epilogue over the saturated "kidnapped by ninjas" line twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
Late night/early morning randomness spotted at GoNintendo. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News
The above + every piece of text from the original Legend of Zelda show up in OC Weekly's list of the 30 most memorable quotes of the the video game universe. Household memes from Metal Gear, Resident Evil, Duke Nukem, and Bad Dudes show up as well. Personally, I'd take the "Let's go for a burger" epilogue over the saturated "kidnapped by ninjas" line twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
Late night/early morning randomness spotted at GoNintendo. (Read more)
Zelda Universe 2009 - 2010 Awards
Posted on February 2, 2010 5:35 PM by Nick Geml
Ever since before any of us can remember, the folks over at Zelda Universe have been holding their own twisted, bi-annual version of an award show. And ever since July 16th, 2007, ZI has found a way to sneak in and steal some of the more, uh, prestigious honors. Matching Beyonce's insane 2010 Grammy effort, members of the ZI/VGRC community nabbed six awards in total this time around, with our webmaster Captain Cornflake taking home three himself. Results post-cut.
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Ever since before any of us can remember, the folks over at Zelda Universe have been holding their own twisted, bi-annual version of an award show. And ever since July 16th, 2007, ZI has found a way to sneak in and steal some of the more, uh, prestigious honors. Matching Beyonce's insane 2010 Grammy effort, members of the ZI/VGRC community nabbed six awards in total this time around, with our webmaster Captain Cornflake taking home three himself. Results post-cut.
(Read more)
VisualBoyAdvance Apped For Palm Pre
Posted on February 2, 2010 11:08 AM by Nick Geml
Category: Fan Community News, Gaming News
The popular new Palm Pre now has uses outside of keeping track of when you're supposed to pick your pride and joy up from soccer practice, thanks to a VisualBoyAdvance application for the phone's Linux-based webOS. Developed by dtzWill & friends of the PreCentral forums, the ambitious project is probably your best bet for playing Zelda on your phone, even in its early stages. Catch it running Link's Awakening up top and Mario Kart Super Circuit after the jump/down bottom. Full info at the webOS wiki. (Read more)
Category: Fan Community News, Gaming News
The popular new Palm Pre now has uses outside of keeping track of when you're supposed to pick your pride and joy up from soccer practice, thanks to a VisualBoyAdvance application for the phone's Linux-based webOS. Developed by dtzWill & friends of the PreCentral forums, the ambitious project is probably your best bet for playing Zelda on your phone, even in its early stages. Catch it running Link's Awakening up top and Mario Kart Super Circuit after the jump/down bottom. Full info at the webOS wiki. (Read more)
Podcast 001: Spirit Tracks and Zelda Wii
Posted on February 1, 2010 8:39 PM by Nathanial Rumphol-Janc
Category: Exclusive, Site Updates
You can listen to an audio only version below:
Download Audio
First off, I'd like to apologize for the confusion. This was up much earlier today, but was promptly taken down by our video hosting company. As a last resort, I resplit the videos properly for YouTube and created a playlist containing all parts of our very first podcast. I hope you enjoy! Apologies to go out to all of you who are subscribed to our YouTube channel, I am sure you got sick of the constant reuploading the past couple days, but I promise you it's over! I hope you guys enjoy the podcast, and before you say it, yes, Lefty's mic is garbage. (Read more)
Category: Exclusive, Site Updates
You can listen to an audio only version below:
Download Audio
First off, I'd like to apologize for the confusion. This was up much earlier today, but was promptly taken down by our video hosting company. As a last resort, I resplit the videos properly for YouTube and created a playlist containing all parts of our very first podcast. I hope you enjoy! Apologies to go out to all of you who are subscribed to our YouTube channel, I am sure you got sick of the constant reuploading the past couple days, but I promise you it's over! I hope you guys enjoy the podcast, and before you say it, yes, Lefty's mic is garbage. (Read more)
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