Entries in 'Zelda' (16)
Zelda art book tops Amazon.com bestsellers
A Zelda art book is currently the best selling title on the mighty Amazon.com.
Two Zelda games, 3D Mario and Mario Kart all due for Wii U
Well, of course they were coming out - but Nintendo has name-checked the lot, and a few will be playable at E3.
UPDATED: GAME lists Zelda: Majora's Mask for 3DS
A retail listing for a 3DS version of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask has appeared – and quickly disappeared – from GAME’s website.
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E3 2012: Zelda for Wii U in R&D stage
A Wii U version of The Legend of Zelda is currently in the research and development phase at Nintendo.
NINTENDO: NintendoLand to be Wii U's Wii Sports
Wii U is getting its own Wii Sports-style title in the form of NintendoLand.
3DS downloads generate $11.1m in 2011
In a rare occurrence, download sales figures have been released a Nintendo platform.
Nintendo's Zelda memories
As Skyward Sword hits shelves, members of Nintendo’s UK team share their favourite memories from The Legend of Zelda series.
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Zelda: Industry's magic moments
The UK games trade shares its favourite Legend of Zelda moments including GAME's Ian Shepherd, Capcom's David Reeves, Ubisoft's Murray Pannell and more.
What's Out Today? w/e November 18th, 2011
Ancient swords, muscle cars, magic LEGO, Olympian hedgehogs, Racoon-suited plumbers and 5ft purple dildo bats – there's something for everyone.
INTERVIEW: Sky's the limit
Nintendo has been celebrating Zelda’s 25 years with re-releases, a symphony concert tour and more. Junior product manager Roger Langford runs us through the celebrations.
FEATURE: Onwards and Skywards
It’s something that’s unthinkable today, but back in 1985 Shigeru Miyamoto’s team was developing two titles at the same time.
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Zelda 'can be played by five-year-olds'
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is so accessible that a five-year-old can play it, claims Nintendo.
Skyward Sword achieves perfect score in Famitsu
The latest Legend of Zelda title has been award 40/40 by Japanese gaming bible Famitsu.
