Minigames have always held a place in the Zelda series, existing as fun distractions from Link‘s main quests. From the simple Money Making Game in The Legend of Zelda to the over-the-top
Minigames have always held a place in the Zelda series, existing as fun distractions from Link‘s main quests. From the simple Money Making Game in The Legend of Zelda to the over-the-top
In recent months, Zelda fans were happy to see Link appear in Mario Kart 8 as a DLC add-on, but it got me thinking about how many fans in the past have said that seeing Zelda spin-offs involving activities other than adventuring, like what the Mario series has done, would be great. Could there be a Zelda game in the future that involves something totally different from adventuring? Join the discussion after the jump!
Hey guys! Got your new mailbag here. Got a pretty wide variety of questions here, including two follow-ups to questions from last week, and an opinion question about what minigame is the most frustrating. Actually, we have a bunch of future-of-the-series questions at the end, too. 11 questions in all. Enjoy! You can watch it here or view the video embed after the jump. Questions and timestamps: (00:09) – What about having voice-acting but also a fictional language? (01:15) –…
Thanks to the guys on badinx.com you can play the very same Thrill Digger minigame from Skyward Sword on their own Thrill Digger Simulator only with maybe a few toned down graphics. The game mostly plays the same, essentially a mindsweeper clone where you avoid bombfruit and rupoors to collect more rupees. There are three difficulty levels each requiring a higher amount of rupees to play but each having a larger payout for the player. Throughout the game you may…