“The Legend Of Zelda” Articles

Majora’s Mask and Step 5 explore confession, identity, and the courage to stop hiding so genuine healing and spiritual recovery can begin.

The Legend of Zelda 40th anniversary may feel quiet, but Nintendo’s history shows Zelda celebrations unfold across the year with remakes, events, collectibles, and reveals.

Nintendo Switch Online NES classics ranked: discover the best games to play first, why they matter, and what makes each title a timeless standout.

This documentary delves into the creation, gameplay, and legacy of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Discover how its open-world design, physics-based interactions, and non-linear storytelling revolutionized the franchise and influenced gaming worldwide.

Tears of the Kingdom is out and making waves in the gaming world. Matt & Bubba give you their first impressions in the penultimate episode of this season.

With The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom being the biggest thing in gaming right now, parents who haven't experienced the Zelda series themselves might be cautious about letting their child dive in. Craig Nash is here to help put your fears to rest.

For over 35 years, Link has been exploring the vast and varied lands of Hyrule, solving puzzles, fighting enemies, and saving Princess Zelda from the evil Ganon. Along the way, he has encountered many memorable characters, items, dungeons, and bosses that have left a lasting impression on gamers. But with so many games in the series, which ones are the most essential?

Well nerds, it’s the moment Matt has been waiting for. For 6 whole years. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will allegedly be released on May 12, 2023. It’s it TEARS of the kingdom as in crying? Or tears of the kingdom as in ripping? The internet debates. We cover what we know so far about the new game and Matt rants about how Kirby got an anniversary party while the Zelda series got the cold shoulder.

Growing up black and nerdy was intimidating. As black people, historically, we’ve fought so hard to preserve, maintain and express our blackness, which has been suppressed for centuries. For a long time, being nerdy was mistakenly synonymous with acting white. I was constantly called white or told, “you’re not really black.”