Category: Phantom Hourglass

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Ever since we were blessed with the words, “This is Miyamoto. I have been working on the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda for many years now with Avi Arad-san, who has produced many mega hit films,” Zelda fans have speculated about who the villain will be, what Zelda’s role will be, and what game or story the main inspiration will be for the film. The Zelda series has over 20 games and main stories from which to pick and…

We can all agree that Tears of the Kingdom is a sprawling game. With the Sky Islands and The Depths to explore, along with the morphed landscape of Hyrule, the sheer level of content and routes you can take as a player is almost overwhelming. I give the game huge props for telling a compelling story around Princess Zelda, and for introducing new threats and elements to the gameplay, but I can’t help but feel like exploring the same map…

Music is an essential aspect of video games. Much like a movie’s soundtrack, good video game music enhances the player experience. It lets us know if a dilapidated building is supposed to be sad or spooky.  The Legend of Zelda series is certainly no exception. There’s everything from sweeping ballads to quiet, contemplative pieces that provide just the right amount of atmosphere. What sets the Zelda series apart is that Link often plays an instrument that serves some kind of purpose…

It’s here! It’s finally here! With another calendar year quickly coming to a close, it is time once again for us to present Zelda Dungeon’s proudest tradition: Best Zelda Ever! At the end of every year, the amazing team here at ZD comes together to rank every single Zelda title from worst to best. The task is never easy, but this year’s ranking proved particularly challenging due to some major shakeups. Not only did we, as we always do, see new…

While there may be moving trends throughout the franchise, no Zelda game is built the same. They each have their own prized mechanic, their own adventurous tale, and — more often than not — their own version of Link and Zelda. However, I don’t think it’s too controversial to say that not all Zelda games are built equal, and this is especially true when we consider which ones would translate to a live-action movie like the one recently announced by Nintendo….

Tamagotchi, those cute, digital creatures that took children by storm in the late 90s and early 2000s — what if there was one for Zelda? For those who don’t know, Tamagotchi are interactive virtual pets that “live” inside a little device, small enough to carry on your keychain. Like a real pet, they require attention and nourishment, or they’ll die. Take care of them, though, and you’ll unlock new ways to play with them as your bond strengthens. Nowadays, there…

When it comes to background noise, study music, or tunes for quiet contemplation, many of us turn to lo-fi playlists to help fill the void. There are no shortage of The Legend of Zelda lo-fi compilations, and they’ve truly made my ears much happier. After the release of Tears of the Kingdom, though, listening to older compilations does make me yearn for the lo-fi treatment for some of my newest beloved Zelda tracks. Thankfully, lo-fi and electronic music producer Caspian…

With an almost forty-year legacy, The Legend of Zelda is no stranger to remakes, remasters, and ports to newer consoles. These allow the older titles to be experienced by a newer audience and help preserve the games so that they aren’t lost to time. Newer doesn’t always mean better though. Many games were made with specific hardware in mind, so they are inherently a better fit for their original consoles. In some cases, a game’s controls may not translate well…

Welcome back to another installment of Artists of Legend! We are right in the middle of the yearly Zelda themed art event Linktober. If you missed the first week’s coverage of Linktober you can check out the roundup here. If you want to check out more Zelda artwork that was not featured this week then be sure to follow the hashtags Linktober and ArtistsofLegend on Twitter and Instagram. This week’s art will come from all of this year’s calendars, Main,…