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While not a part of any set series of articles, Zelda Universe publishes a wealth of in-depth Zelda information written by authors from all over the globe with a desire to share their thoughts on the Zelda series. You can browse these articles by author below.
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Bastian
Bobslob
Cody
- 3 Things to Remove From the Zelda Formula in Zelda Wii
- 5 Ways to Apply the Legend of Zelda to Daily Life
- Voice Acting in Zelda: The Case for a Vocal Link
Crab Helmet
dakota
Demo
Hylian Dan
- The Philosophy of the Wind Waker
- The Soul of a Game
- Boss Challenges for Zelda Veterans
- Immortal Childhood
- The Message of Majora’s Mask
- The Stone Tower: Why Termina was Doomed
Jason
- Super Mario Galaxy 2 Bottles the Essence of Fun, Prophesizes Skyward Sword’s Excellency
- Go Big or Go Home: A Review of Nintendo’s DSi XL
- Back to Hyrule: A Spirit Tracks Review
- Review: STLOcarina’s Zelda Ocarina Collection
- Book Review: Viz’s Ocarina of Time Manga
- Review: Songbird Ocarina’s OoT Ocarina
- Book Review: The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy
- Okami is Legend of Zelda Revamped, Wolf Link on Steroids
- Phantom Hourglass Review: Through the Slimy Seas
James
jwalraven
Jeff
Joshua
Lars
Leminnes
lftenjamin
lord-of-shadow
- Twilight Princess: The Characters
- Twilight Princess: The End
- Can you feel it?
- Silence, Patience, and Faith
- The Lure of the Loot
- Cloudscape
- Turning Point
- E3 2005 Trailer Analysis
- It is a great time to be a Zelda fan.
- Culture in Zelda
- GDC Trailer
- The Adventure, the Memories, the LEGEND – of Zelda
Masked Odolwa
- Odolwa’s Table: Improvements
- Odolwa’s Table: Origins
- Odolwa’s Table: Our Fair Triforce
- Odolwa’s Table: Zora’s Change of Heart
Mirren
- A Two-Faced Legend
- Wake-Up Call
- From One Journey to the Next
- Majora’s Mask Manga Review
- Ocarina of Time Adult Chapters Review
- Ocarina of Time Child Chapters Review
- The Screenshot Seen Around the World
- Hyrularity Review
- He’s a Rebel
- Forget About Saving the Princess
- A Link to the Past Comic Review
- Is Nintendo Afraid of the Dark?
- Say Your Prayers
- Hyrule’s Industrial Revolution
Mute
Mystic
Mushroom
pipking
- The 100-Year Itch
- The Legend of Jacob
- To Wii or Not to Wii
- Version History
- Fanboy Blues
- Goodnight, Princess
- Same River Twice
- Dink’s Awakening
- Small Things
- Bad is the New Good
- The Trouble With Adventures
- A Zelda Movie
- On Time
- Your Shadow Self
Power Shot
- The Legend of The Legend of Zelda: An Argument for the Canonization of Video Games
- Power Shot Liveblogs Nintendo’s E3 2010 Presentation
- Retrospective Remembrance: The Ocarina of Time
- Retrospective Review: The Adventure of Link
- Diving Into the Deluge: The Next Zelda?
- Retrospective Review: The Legend of Zelda
- Driving and the Fifth Grade (Mario Kart Wii in Five Words)
Robin Goodfellow
Trahald
- Insights From Eiji
- E3 2004: The Return of Old Link
- World Making, Time Traveling, and an Interview!
- The Painful Truth
- Of Samurai and Dragons: Origins of the Triforce – Part 1
- Of Samurai and Dragons: Origins of the Triforce – Part 2
- Portrait of a Princess
- Flipside of the Mirror
- A Wider World
- WW Baddies – Part 1
- WW Baddies – Part 2
- Adaptations
- Wind Waker Love
- Japan: The Birthplace of Hyrule
- Homecoming
- E3 2003: Disappointing
- Links to the Past: Part 1
- A Fishy Engagement
- The Missing Fairy
- Mirror of the Minds
- Wind Waker: First Impressions
- Of Magic Powder and Enemy Bait
- The Legend Continues
- The Girl with the Red Hair
- Celda on Trial
- Ocarina of… Love?
- “Gameplay is More Important than Graphics”: A Different Look at an Old Proverb
- Deku Nuts: The Flashbangs of Hyrule
- The Wind Waker and Timeline Theories
- Copy-Cats and Coincidences
- Link Gets a Personality
- King of Legends
tellus12
The Goron Moron
The Missing Link
- 3D Dot Game Heroes: More Zelda Than Zelda?
- Linearism is Alive and Well
- Nintendo’s E3: Reading between the Lines
- Hyrule’s Grimm Fairy Tale
- Can Zelda truly shine at 1080p?
- Memories of Majora
The Wolfess
- The Legendary Puzzle: A Linear History of the Master Sword
- Always a Princess, Never a Queen
- Skyward Sword’s Art Style: Straddling the Line or Walking a New Path?
- Zelda Wii Needs an Anti-Hero
Zelda Wizard
zelshaded89
Guest Articles
- New Content for Ocarina of Time by Joshua Lindquist
- Keep Your Hands off the Ocarina. by Joshua Lindquist
- What Skyward Sword Can Do to Improve Boss Encounters by Joshua Lindquist
- Streamlining Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 3DS by Joshua Lindquist
- ZU’s Official Adventure of Link Review by Mr. Eponia
- The Sorrow of the Twilight by Megabrain3000
- A Link to the Future by MegaLinkX
- Nintendo Should Let Plays “Do it Themselves” in Zelda Wii by MYK1217
- It’s the Puzzles that Make Spirit Tracks Special by MYK1217
Tingle’s Rosy Rupeeland was released only in Japan and Europe, never making it to the USA due to lackluster sales. Surprisingly, the game was well-received among those who did play and review the game. You play as Tingle, a 35-year-old (and single) man lost in the world. Guided by the mysterious figure Uncle Rupee, Tingle fills a mystical spring with money and gain access to the wonderful Rupeeland, a paradise where nobody has to work. Along the way, hire body guards to protect Tingle – but from what? All may not be as it seems in Tingle’s quest for monetary gain, and Rupeeland just might not be so rosy after all...
