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The latest track blowing up clubs is a surprisingly heavy remix of a Zelda song
Everyone’s freaking out over this Zelda x Juicy J remix and we totally get why.
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Future Unfolding’s team want to bring back pure, unguided childish wonder
Rediscovering what the Zelda series lost.
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The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask has only grown more important with time
Fifteen years later, the game is almost too real.
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The unmistakable influence of Shintoism on videogame history
Japan’s naturalistic religion defines many of our shared experiences.
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What sort of art would the enemies from Zelda make? A serious question.
In the darkest recesses of literary nonfiction graveyards there exist half-crumpled manuscripts musing, to the night sky, what sort of art the mindless automaton antagonists of Legend of Zelda might make. Muse no longer, undergrads: here is the exact manifestation of your dreams. The cabal of “compu
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Nintendo has ripped open a transdimensional wormhole and nothing is safe
We ponder the implications of Link in Mario Kart.
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The Great Emoticon turns old AIM conversations into a Zelda game
If the faces of the AOL Instant Messenger conversations of yore were to attain sentience and corporeal forms, the design of the post-apocalyptic world of The Great Emoticon is arguably what that reality would look like. The trailer released by developer Hit That Switch last week looks to be another
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Hyrule Warriors plays rough with your childhood
In which the pinata refills itself.
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Documentary on sound in videogames explores human/machine divide
Rage with the machine. Not against it. “8bit captures the tug and pull between computer and player, the interaction between an unforgiving system and your racing heart.”
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The interactive storybook that makes every kid a hero
Little girls deserve to dream of more than being a princess.
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Deer God, a game about being majestic as f**ck and one with nature
That deer-in-headlights look is just a facade to mask godliness.
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At last, an Oculus Rift game where you can play Zelda on a crappy old TV
Visiting fantastic virtual worlds. Simulating amazing experiences you’ll never have in real-life. Having out-of-body experiences in cyberspace. Forget all that. What we really want to do in virtual reality is play old games. And that is exactly what the MemoRift project by Roy Lazarovich allows you