Undoubtedly, the prospect of owning Hyrule Castle must have crossed your mind at one point or another. According to a recent infographic from Movoto Real Estate, the living expenses of Ocarina of Time’s iteration would be pretty outrageous. $113,807,400, specifically. Hit the jump to view the full infographic!
Exactly one month ago, I announced a writing contest for which the prize was a game for either Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, Wii U, DS or 3DS. However, regrettably, there were no submissions for this contest. So, today, what should have been the day of judgement, is the day of second chances. Send a personal message to my username — Twist — with your submissions via the forum soon and the winner will be chosen in a month.
In case the details of the contest are a little hazy, here they are again: To participate, simply write a short prologue for a Zelda-based fan-fiction. The rules, much to your dismay, I’m sure, are fairly run-of-the-mill:
* No plagiarism,
* No submission from a preexisting fan-fic written by the contestant,
* No additional chapters
Once again, good luck to any and all contestants. Happy writing!
Last month, it was revealed that this upcoming round of Symphony of the Goddesses concerts would feature new renditions, as well tunes from that initial season. While being interviewed by Tech News Daily, the concert’s executive producer Jason Michael Paul hinted at what fans can expect when the concert returns this June. Hit the jump for more!
NOTE: This article contains spoilers for The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons & Oracle of Ages. Read at your own discretion!
With the The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages releasing on May 30th for the 3DS Virtual Console, I thought it appropriate to write an article about the two titles. I won’t be delving deep into the games here, but rather will be specifically focusing on the developed system that “links” the two games together. The very linking system that became the legacy of the Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages.
While being interviewed by CNET, Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma discussed some of the philosophy behind the tentatively titled A Link to the Past II, from the utilization of 3D visuals, to Link’s ability to become a drawing. Additionally, however, the Twilight Princess director confirmed that the light and dark world mechanic from the original Link to the Past would be returning for the 3DS sequel.
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