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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild both have some type of upgrade or crafting system, but each works quite differently. Tapping into some RPG and scavenging elements, Skyward Sword allows players to upgrade their tools using materials from throughout the world. The player can upgrade their shields, in addition to gear and key items. Each of the three base shields (Wooden, Iron, and Sacred) can be upgraded two times. The upgrades…

||  Part Thirty-Nine ||  Part Forty-One  || Part Forty Moments later, the small Sheikah cottage was empty again. Zelda and Laruto slipped out the front door, cloaks over them to conceal their faces and they followed the flow of people leading towards a small square. In the shadow of the gate house, on the paved path to the sealed door, a large crowd had gathered and were listening to a tall Zora. He stood on a box, though he likely…

Last month, the 10th annual Zelda Dungeon Marathon became the most successful in the event’s history, raising over $14,000 USD for Game to Grow, a charity dedicated to educational and community growth through video games. The generosity of the marathon viewers cannot be overstated. Starting today, our friends at Zelda Universe will be providing Zelda fans with another opportunity to engage with the community and support a worthy cause. Their ZUthon: Zelda for Eternity marathon will stream from Thursday, August 12th…

A few months ago, we reported on a fan project that showcased what a three-dimensional version of the 1986 NES title The Legend of Zelda would look like. The demonstration video by content creator CodyCantEatThis shifted The Legend of Zelda‘s top-down camera shifted downwards to capture at a more immersive version of the 8-bit title that introduced the world to the Zelda franchise. The video was an amazing look at the room where Link gets his first sword and the…

As audience members of many different stories, we love to complain about movies, tv shows, books, or video games that just didn’t hit the mark, that disappointed our expectations, or had such narrative inconsistency that the story ran amok with plot holes. Perhaps an ending left something unresolved that begged resolution or something that happened or was said contradicted a previous truth. You’ll find most stories are never absolutely perfect, to err is human after all, but there is likely…

It is no secret that Breath of the Wild has the largest version of Hyrule to explore out of any game in the Zelda series. As listed on Zelda Dungeon’s interactive map, the ruined kingdom has hundreds of unique locations and encounters to uncover. Hyrule’s nine regions each have their own climates and atmosphere. In particular, I think its world creates a nuance and mystique. Though its land is impressive, Breath of the Wild was not the first time I felt…

I recently finished playing Skyward Sword for the first time, and I have to say that I really loved the game. I also have a great love for Breath of the Wild, and have spent a lot of my time playing and analyzing the game as I play. Skyward Sword HD did not escape my curious eye and I caught quite a few things that made me think of Breath of the Wild and its upcoming sequel. As I played…

“Great Fairy Fountain” is one of the most recognizable songs from the Zelda series. The song first appeared in A Link to The Past as the File Selection song and in the game’s Fairy Fountains. Since its debut, the song has appeared in almost every Zelda game. Outside of games, the theme has appeared on The Game Awards (performed by the band Imagine Dragons), and has consistently featured in the Symphony of The Goddesses concert series. This rearrangement of “Great…

Last month, cover art for Seal the Darkness, a Zelda-based fan zine, was released on Twitter in anticipation of the option to pre-order that was soon to come. Well, pre-orders have opened and now’s your chance to grab your own copy of Seal the Darkness. Seal the Darkness is a fanzine hosted by Linktober that contains creations from 65 contributors, with all of the proceeds going to the Rainforest Trust charity. If you’d like a rundown of the storyline and…

I have loved all Links since I was a little girl. They are all brave, loyal, complete beasts on the battlefield; they are also sweet and sensitive (I mean, honestly, have you heard Breath of the Wild Link adorably hum while cooking?). But apart from those boyfriend-material qualities (in my humble opinion), every Link has to go through quite a bit of growth to become the hero destined to take down the great evils that are threatening Hyrule in their time….