Zelda News

Zelda Reorchestrated. I don't know where to begin! In case I go off on a long story about ZREO, here are some solid facts you should know. On June 12, 2013, the Zelda Reorchestrated site will be closing down. That site alone will be closing its doors, for-(the foreseeable future)-ever. Some good news, Radio Hyrule will be an independent project and will in effect cut all ties to ZREO. The music will still be available for download (Twilight Symphony not withstanding) for as long as my friend who owns it can keep it running. If you would like to download all, some, or any of the music available from ZREO, you can do so from the mirror site right here, for free. The music is in MP3 form (some in FLAC), and re-tagged compared to ZREO's original release. There are also ZIP files available for download (torrent-free). The ZREO YouTube channel will still be around, if you prefer to stream over downloading. If you were wondering why we haven't posted about their Twilight Symphony music videos, it is because of this article being held up. Two videos are after the jump, including the most recent one, so be sure to check them out along with the full album as it is released!

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In a Nintendo Direct presentation earlier, Nintendo announced that The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons will launch on May 30th for the Nintendo 3DS eShop for just $4.99 each for the first three weeks. After this promotional period ends, both games will increase to $5.99 each. Read the full press release, which includes other Nintendo related news, after the break.

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What you see above is nearly every item from the original Legend of Zelda printed using the modern technology known as a 3D printer. The blog Hyrule Foundry - the creator of the items pictured above - is selling the pieces in different sets for those interested. You can find full details and more after the break.

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Today we bring you Part 3 of Ember written by guest author Starr. Check it our via the link above and an excerpt is included after the break.

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Staff member Andras, author of Shadows of Kakariko and Deal with the King of Evil, has decided to submit some fan art for us to show off to everyone and that is what you see above - Link by Andras.

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Part 7 of the Legend of Zelda video series Two Idiots are Better than One has been released. This part - as always - features both Chris and Ryan from staff playing through Legend of Zelda.

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It was a much more stern time in the history of Hyrule; a time when a younger form of the kingdom regarded offenders of the law as refuse to be cast aside. Not a century after the formation of Hyrule, the Shiekah - the guardians of the royal family - were to be given permissions in the realm of punishment and imprisonment. They would be granted authority to deal with criminals under the spoken (and highly open for speculation) constitution of Hylian law. In these Hyrulian dark ages, those who would violate the laws of the land were handled abruptly and harshly, as the Shiekah were, at the time, an entitled and highly powerful extension of the Royal family's sword.

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In a CNET interview, Eiji Aonuma confirmed that both the Dark and Light Worlds from A Link to the Past would return for the sequel that was announced recently. More information can be found after the jump.

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Today we bring you Part 2 of Ember written by guest author Starr. Check it our via the link above and an excerpt is included after the break.

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Update: Screenshot and Full Press Release below.

This is some amazing news! Announced only moments ago (more so "confirmed"), a sequel to A Link to the Past will be released this Holiday season in North America! It will feature a new storyline and new dungeons that incorporate the features of the 3DS. Read more after the jump!

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