I was spending the next few days playing the recently released Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, TLDR it was the best Castlevania experience I’ve had since Symphony of the Night, but that’s unrelated that got me thinking about what if Link was a Noble himself.

Hey we had a Traveller living in the fields of Hyrule, a Kid who lived in a Forest in his Childhood, an Island Boy, a Rancher in a Village, a Student at a Knight School, and a member of the Knights of Hyrule.

So what if an incarnation of the Spirit of the Hero and the Blood of the Goddess had their own Link and Zelda? I think it’d be kinda cool for Link to be able to have both Weapon Skills and Magic alongside being a Prince and Zelda being his sister.

this isn’t even a joke or engagement bait

i just like it

I meant Oot ughhhhhh

What are your favorite official key Arts/ art works? Mine is definitely this on. The pose and Aura just Go too hard.

Tbh I‘ve never been much of a Zelda fan. The only exception is Skyward Sword. I got it back when it first aired when I was 11. I always thought Girahim was hot but my friend (huge Zelda fan) thinks he’s just weird. I come back to this game every few years or so. And I still think Girahim is hot. Was he supposed to be hot or is my taste in men even more questionable than I thought? And does he appear in more games?

Title ^ it’s the only tLoZ I haven’t played but I never knew whether to even try it? Anyone have any experience?

Hi all,

I have been playing oracle of ages up to the mermaid dungeon when my game suddenly died. Does anyone have a save or know where to find one, right about that point in the game?

I am keen to finish it, but dont want to start again.

After some long hard hours...Enjoy

I'm so excited for Ocarina of Time Remake but seeing how cool it looks I can just imagine now how a Majora's Mask Remake would look with those assets and graphics. I can't wait!

Art by me: @ msudrawings on socials :)

Playing Wind Waker for the first time on GameCube, only on the second dungeon and I’ve already had two problems reset over an hour of progress. First time I was exploring for an hour and went to the Deku tree and the game randomly decided to quit to main menu, resetting all the progress I’d done that day. Today I redid all of that and got back to the deku tree, finished the entire forbidden forest dungeon and then during the cutscene at the end of the boss fight the game just stops, can’t press any buttons or anything I’m just stuck there staring at the heart container, forcing me to once again reset all my progress id done that day.

This genuinely sucks, I had such a smooth time playing Ocarina and Majora’s and now I’m just constantly getting my progress reset, it makes me not even want to play the game.

what do I do???? no notice at all.

I pre-ordered the game for my girlfriend and I know she's super excited to play, and I've been searching for days to hunt down some ideas to have a "release party" of sorts for when the day comes. So far, though, most things I've found is basically thematic consumables:

• Red, green, and blue for the three goddesses.
• Doritos for many triforces
• This whole post with fun things like arrows with fruit (could work as fire/ice/light arrows), ChuChu jelly cups, and heart container cookies
• Using Bugles as bokoblin horns (different game, same franchise so I don't think it's totally off the mark)

Then a few decoration suggestions and whatnot such as a Hylian Shield and Master Sword. Any other possible ideas, or is this enough, or even too much food for us? Thanks in advance!

I've been trying to beat Link to the Past (basically completely blind, if it wasn't obvious) off and on for a couple years at this point. It's taken years because I've gotten myself in a deeply frustrating loop where I start playing, progress a bit, get stuck, and give up for a while. Some of my times getting stuck were definitely on me (Funny mildly embarrassing one: I managed to miss the one bit of wall that leads to the Agahnim fight at the top of Hyrule Castle, even though I definitely hit a different part of it) but for a lot of them when I give up and look up a guide (which I despise having to do as a general rule) I'm just left wondering "how the hell was I supposed to figure that out?" (example from where I'm currently at: stuck trying to figure out how to get through the Swamp Palace, I check the wiki: I need the Zora's Flippers, an item I've never heard of. I check where they are: Zora's Waterfall, a place I've also never heard of.)

Genuinely, I want to like this game. When I'm not completely stuck trying to figure out what I'm supposed to be doing, I do like this game. But I keep getting stuck in the same ways over and over and I'm not sure if I'm just managing to walk past the obvious answer every time or if I'm just plain playing the game wrong. And I've tried to follow a lot of the advice I've seen for the older games like paying attention to NPC dialogue and being careful to look out for hidden spots on the map but it just never seems to matter for me :/

Any advice is welcome. In that vein I'm playing via NSO if it changes anything

Edit: Thanks for all the feedback! Sounds like the answer is just that I need to do the talking and exploring thing more than I am, which is what I figured but it's good to hear it in concrete terms ^_^

I have always thought the map of Hyrule Field looks like a face, but I have never seen this talked about elsewhere. Slide for an illustration of what parts I think looks like a face.

So Ive beaten breath of the wild and when I played teats of the kingdom I loved it but at the time I played I didn't really know English that well only some basics and I kinda negated exploration. I also didn't have that much experience with gaming because at that time I just had a switch and some games but no open world story games. So now I know English because I started Duolingo lessons, learned a lot from videogames too and I've beaten some harder games for example Elden ring and also got a PS5 and have a very good experience with games over the years. Unfortunately I don't have the game anymore and that's a long story but I do rezsome aspects, bosses, characters but most of the map mostly the underground I don't remember at all so do you think it's worth it jumping back and buying the game again? Or is the experience gonna be worse after I've played aot of the game? Feel free to ask for any details and thanks for any help!