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An integral part of every Zelda game is the unique abilities you gain throughout your  journey, whether it be an item obtained in a dungeon or a mechanic used throughout the story. Tears of the Kingdom brought us a new set of abilities that allowed us to navigate the vastness of Hyrule, its Depths and Sky Islands, and the puzzles within Shrines and Temples. What if those skills were transmitted to the games and Hyrules of our past, though? A glimpse…

Since the release of the trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, I have been fascinated by the purple, bottomless rift that sucks our favorite hero away. What is it? Where did it come from? Where is it sending the people it swallows? Seeing that this game likely falls into the Downfall Timeline which often features stories with alternate worlds like Lorule from A Link Between Worlds or the Dark World in A Link to the Past, I…

It’s time again for everyone’s favorite hypothetical Zelda game to return! That’s right – Zelda’s Percentages is back after 9 months! The premise is very simple: we make a hypothetical statement and assign a percentage on the likelihood of that statement coming true. This week is Echoes of Wisdom focused, as we touch on if the game can break 10 million in sales, whether Shiek makes a cameo appearance, if there will be a brand new villain, and if we’ll…

Since its inception, the Zelda team has sprinkled elements of the role-playing game genre throughout Link’s adventures. From Zelda II’s leveling system to Breath of the Wild’s upgradable armor, the series has been fairly dynamic in its tributes to RPG conventions. Now, whether one would classify any Zelda game as a proper RPG is pretty subjective, as games are continually borrowing from a variety of genres. These days, the term RPG means many different things to different people. For some,…

Back in May, we presented a pair of Daily Debates relating the recently released Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes to the upcoming live-action Zelda film — they share a director after all! While we could have done a better job with the timing of these articles — we were trying to capture some kneejerk reactions just as the first Apes reviews came in and then conduct a follow-up once people had a chance to see the film —…

Theories have been flooding the Zelda fandom since the announcement of Echoes of Wisdom last month! From discussions about dungeons, to the Triforce, to other story elements, fans are trying to piece together possible plot points that we can expect in September. However, with the release of the cover art for the much-anticipated game, Link looks… interesting. He is shrouded in the purple mist from the “void” he fell into and his facial expression is angry and menacing. Maybe the…

Nintendo has announced a new official charging stand for Joy-Con controllers which will be available in North America, Europe, and Japan. The charging stand will charge two Joy-Cons or two Nintendo Entertainment System controllers for the Switch. The Japanese-exclusive Famicom controllers will also be compatible with the charging stand. The release date is October 17th, 2024, and the price of the charging stand is yet to be confirmed for North America and Europe. However, Japanese customers can preorder theirs for…

A new video has been uploaded to the Zelda Dungeon YouTube channel! You can watch it right here. Join us as we discuss our history with Zelda guides. What did you think of the video? Let us know in the comments below!

Another Nintendo Direct and still no port of Wind Waker HD, Twilight Princess HD, or A Link Between Worlds. While there was much to be elated about after this Direct as a Zelda fan with the announcement of The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, the golden Hyrule Edition Nintendo Switch Lite, and the release of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords on Nintendo Switch Online (NSO), some are still asking if and when…

Having recently done my first ever play through of Four Swords with its release on Nintendo Switch Online, multiplayer Zelda has been fresh on my mind. Throughout the many games in the series, there are only a select few that include multiplayer options — namely Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, Tri Force Heroes, and a few side minigames in Spirit Tracks. Most of these games were created to be played on handheld consoles like the Nintendo DS or the Game…