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Zelda Universe: A Two-Faced Legend
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Today we are treated with yet another one of Zelda Universe's from their series of articles "The Missing Link."  This time guest writer Jeff explains how the differences in each of the games have helped the franchise succeed with such a large variety of video gamers. 



Yet another well-crafted article put up by the ZU guys... The points made are very clean cut and well put.  If you've got the spare time today and need something good to read, you know where to go.

Article:  A Two-Faced Legend

27 Jun 2009 - ebuch

The 100 Year Itch
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A very nice article was posted in Zelda Universe about how Spirit Tracks, and future titles, are creeping its way into the future. It gives both sides of the arguement, like how it would help the Zelda series, or how it would crush the "Zelda feel". It is very well written, very funny, and VERY long.

Here is a passage from the article:

"In the hundred years since Phantom Hourglass, it can be assumed land was finally found, peopled, agricultured, civilized and the beginnings of a technological culture have formed. In the real world, trains and horses lived side-by-side for a time before the internal combustion engine gave everyone wheels. I believe that this new Zelda takes place in a similar grace period. The beginning of an industrial revolution – but just the beginning.

While Spirit Tracks still appears to hold to the fantasy roots of the series, perhaps it marks a turning point – after all, there is only so much future left to go without getting into cars and planes and guns. How long before long all you have left are lasers and spaceships?"

You can read the rest of the article here.


22 Jun 2009 - Princess Zelda

EDN's 4th Annual Hyrule Trivia
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  It's that time of the year again... Time to strap on your thinking caps and bust out the brains cause it's time for Exploding Deku Nut's 4th ever Hyrule Trivia!  
If you think you've got what it takes to compete with the elite for the prestigious honor of being the most knowledgeable, then step right up, EDN's Hyrule Trivia is for you!  This contest is all about having fun though, and the winners get some really cool prizes too!  If you're interested in signing up and taking part in this year's challenge, I advise you study previous years' questions and review the rules and procedures.

"Do you have the courage to show the power of your wisdom?"

If you're interested in jumping in on this action, you're going to have to register on EDN's Forums, and post your entry in the Hyrule Trivia Sign-up Thread.  I'll be competing too, so I hope to see some of you scrambling around not finding answers! 

Link:  Hyrule Trivia 4

17 Jun 2009 - ebuch

Shiggy Says: MotionPlus is the Goal
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Nintendo recently revealed lots of new surprises during their E3 2009 Keynote last week.  Despite there being hardly any mention of Zelda during the conference, Nintendo actually released another Spirit Tracks trailer and screenshots.
The new information about Spirit Tracks was seemingly almost forgotten by many Zelda fans, as they flocked to the news about new concept artwork for the next Wii Zelda game.  Nintendo has said very little about the artwork or the game itself, but they briefly said at their roundtable discussion that they might decide to include Wii MotionPlus into the gameplay, depending on how well the peripheral succeeds in its earlier stages.  More recently, Miyamoto told Wired that it is Nintendo's desire to make the next Wii Zelda strictly MotionPlus controlled.

I think MotionPlus would be a big step up for Zelda, especially since the Wii is pretty much built for swordplay.. If the rumors about the mysterious artwork figure having to do with the Master Sword are true, this could really get interesting.  Possibly the first Zelda game to have 1:1 sword motion controls and it focuses on the Master Sword.  I like it.

Wii MotionPlus is released this Friday... lets see what it can do! 

16 Jun 2009 - ebuch

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