Tag: Web Series

There have been several series made over the years that focus on various aspects of the Zelda universe. Only one series has been official but that hasn’t stopped fans from creating their own and putting their own views and ideas into the franchise. A fan made live action series is currently in development written and directed by J. Derek Howard based during the events of Ocarina of Time. The subjects they could have chosen are numerous. Ganondorf’s evil schemes to…

“Fistful of Rupees”, a web series created by The Game Station is finally upon us. TGS has had this in the works for some time now. They’re mixing together the spaghetti western genre with the Legend of Zelda franchise to create something unique and unprecedented. I don’t want to spoil anything for you guys, but all three parts of the series have been posted on the same day and have been very positively received. What are you doing reading this…

It’s almost here! The highly-anticipated Zelda western “Fistful of Rupees” debuts on August 7th, and the team has revealed its first trailer. The Game Station has had this in the works for some time now, mixing together the spaghetti western genre with the Legend of Zelda franchise to create something unique and unprecedented. It’s evident that tons of effort has been put into the project, as was noted in last week’s report on the upcoming web series. Hang on to…

Kotaku recently reported on a new web series that will be arriving shortly called “Fistful of Rupees”. It is being worked on by The Game Station and will debut as a three-part series. This web series will be a part of TGS’ ongoing project called MASHUP, where they blend together game franchises and different movie genres. Somehow Zelda was paired up with spaghetti western. Many popular YouTubers are involved include TJ Smith as Link, Rawn Erickson as Colonel Ganon, and…

Oct 10th, Machinima.com posted a video on YouTube titled Link: The Series – Zora Promo. The video shows a boy sitting innocently at the edge of a pool, until Link shows up. The short video is funny, but it doesn’t tell us much about the series or even when to expect the first episode. The show will be produced by Covenant Underground Productions, a company that has produced several other videos for Machinima. I’m quite curious about the show (if…