Tag: Nintendo Everything

Since E3, where Nintendo shared the first new info on Hyrule Warriors since its announcement, we have been receiving a steady stream of new info on the game. Today Nintendo Everything has released scans of Famitsu magazine revealing some more info on the upcoming Zelda/Dynasty Warriors hybrid, Hyrule Warriors. Hit the jump to see the scans!

According to the Nintendo Official Twitter Account today there will be absolutely no voice acting in the upcoming Hyrule Warriors. Instead they will maintain the same voices that have been traditionally used for Zelda games. Jump inside to see what they had to say.

The entire list of nominees and honorable mentions for this year’s Game Developer’s Choice Awards have been released and our favorite A Link Between Worlds made an appearance in more than one area. There were arguably a lot of fantastic games in the past 12 months, so it’ll be interesting to see whether the Zelda game takes home any awards; most of us would certainly hope so. Think you can guess the other nominees? Hit the jump to see!

The Prima Zelda Box Set includes a Certificate of Authenticity which has been signed by the Legend of Zelda producer, Eiji Aonuma. However, it was recently found that the certificate also included a message from Aonuma about the Legend of Zelda franchise. Aonuma shares his thanks for the long term support and dedication he has received from the fans of the series and he got the chance to sneak in a few words pertaining to how he wants the next installment…

Issue 102 of Official Nintendo Magazine has come out, and with that their scores of many games including A Link Between Words. Spoiler, A Link Between Worlds received a fantastic score. In fact, compared to the rest of the games that Official Nintendo Magazine reviewed, it had absolutely the best score, followed closely by Super Mario 3D World. Hit the jump to read more!

The best developers and directors in the video game industry are those who have a passion for the games they create. Names that pop out in the Zelda industry are, of course, Shigeru Miyamoto and Eiji Aonuma, and over and over again they show that they too are fans of their own series. What does this mean for games? In a recent interview, Aonuma talks about the pursuit of perfection. Hit the jump to read!

Less than two months from now Japanese and European Zelda fans will be able to enjoy The Wind Waker HD in the comfort of their homes. With an official North American release date yet to be announced, Nintendo has continued to wet our appetite for high-seas Zelda adventure with new screenshots teasing the game’s visuals and features. The latest of these shows off an important component of any Zelda game: a new and improved item menu. Hit the jump for more!

The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia will be released in the West in just under two months time with fans of the series gearing up for an extensive read into the world of Hyrule. Quite a number of standard editions of the much-anticipated guidebook have been pre-ordered and demand is set to be high after the long wait for its localization outside of Japan. To create even more hype for Hyrule Historia book publisher Dark Horse is planning on publicizing…

Starting today, Nintendo and Penny Arcade Online have teamed up to bring you a comic to celebrate the November 20th release of Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. These comics will include characters and themes from the new game and are drawn in a style that shows off the new distinctive look of Skyward Sword while still keeping the signature style of Penny Arcade. To see the first of five weekly comic panels go here and keep checking back for more….

Skyward Sword has been featured on Game Informer magazine and the latest Nintendo Power magazine, but it’s also hitting some of the lesser known publications as well. As was promoted earlier, Skyward Sword is featured in the upcoming issue of NGamer magazine and there are plenty of Zelda goodies for us all. I’m subscribed to the magazine but I personally have not gotten my issue in the mail yet. Fortunately, the folks over at Nintendo Everything have posted some of…