Some people get bored easily during Christmas and try to kill time by doing various activities. One guy decided to grab all of his instruments and play the The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker opening theme. Since the young man had no friends nor family who were nerdish enough to aid him in his quest, he thought of a way to play all of his instruments at the same time, by himself. After massive braincell activity, he had thought of the ultimate solution: play every instrument separately, record it and put it all together with a video-editing program. The result? Check it out inside!

Colin Sebastian, game analyst for Lazard Capital Market, predicts a new Zelda announcement in 2009 with a release in 2010.

All of you readers are surely fans of The Legend of Zelda (heck, if you weren’t what are you doing here?), but a game with such a strange history can be confusing to fans, old and new, of this amazing series.

The final installment of our Phantom Hourglass visual walkthrough. It’s all finished, folks! This final part is simply the ending cinematics and the credits.

The penultimate entry in the Phantom Hourglass visual walkthrough covers the true final battle between Link and Bellum (in the form of the so-called “Bellumbeck”). Who will be the ultimate victor? I think we already know the answer.

There seems to be some trouble with Wordpress, so I can’t edit these videos into the PH Visual Walkthrough page in the PH section. However, I can still release ‘em here! Part 26 is all about the fighting - Link’s showdown with Bellum inside the Temple of the Ocean King. But is it really the final fight?

Another day, another part of the Phantom Hourglass visual walkthrough. This is part 25, which covers Link’s final venture into the Temple of the Ocean King.

Apparently, Burger King will be carrying Wii Toys throughout December. Check them out.

I just happened to stumble across this one. Today on my way home from school (yes, I have school on Saturdays) I went to Burger King to try a Mushroom and Swiss Cheese Burger I had seen last week.
Inside Burger King they had 10 “Toys to make you move”. If you thought these were Wii toys, you’re right on the spot. They were all Mario themed, except for one mini-labyrinth with a Metroid Prime 3 background.

Donkey Kong, Luma and Metroid prime - klick image to see all toys.

I know, it’s been a month, but finally I give you a new mailbag.

Since it’s my 19th birthday today, you all get TWO parts of the PH visual guide! This is certainly a special occasion, and has all to do with my birthday and nothing to do with me forgetting to post this part yesterday.

Every day we’re releasing a new part of the Phantom Hourglass visual walkthrough until we reach the end at part 28. Today’s part covers Dungeon #7, Mutoh’s Temple.

Every day we’re shipping out a new Visual Walkthrough part up until Part 28 - the end of Phantom Hourglass. Part 22 covers the Isle of Ruins.

UPDATE: It seems Veoh’s video embedding is finally agreeing with us again, meaning I’ll be putting videos right into the posts. Finally!

I always post when I find interesting videos on Zelda. Well, I found another one from the Angry Video Game Nerd.

It seems Nintendo Power celebrated Ocarina of Time’s tenth birthday as well by interviewing the man that makes the game tick, Eiji Aonuma.

In this interview Eiji talks about what made OoT the game we all know and love. He answers questions about how the graphical style was selected, why they used the cinematics that they did, why Epona exists, and much more. Anything you could possibly not know about OoT is in this interview, and we have the scans of the whole thing for you to read.