#future zelda

I remember as a kid seeing Deku Link for the first time in a game manual, a sad and strange mutation of our hero that I was desperate to know more about. When I started playing Majora's Mask, I loved toddling about Clock Town, spinning through grass and leaping in and out of flowers as I awaited the

Ever since the Super Mario Bros. Movie disaster of the early 90's, Nintendo has always been fairly protective of their intellectual properties. Rarely did you ever see a big Nintendo franchise see a release that wasn't developed by a trusted, in house development team. As the years wore on, however,

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild broke many traditional Zelda conventions - it offered numerous weapons to choose from, different armor that could be crafted and upgraded, dungeons that could be completed in any order the player sought fit, and the ability to jump and climb just to name a few

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild had quite the development to say the least. Announced in 2014, the game would see multiple delays, transformations, and eventually ports so it could be a launch title for the Nintendo Switch. March 3rd, 2017 is when the game finally came out after all those ye

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild brought with it several departures from what had become the norm in the Zelda series. Optional dungeons, upgradable armor, different weapons, jumping, and more made their debut. In making the switch (snap) to the open world style of gameplay, Zelda looked lik