Tag: Zelda

We love video games and LEGO around here, and this awesome LEGO Breath of the Wild diorama combines both of those loves in one. Designed by a guy going by “Hanwasyellowfirst,” this Breath of the Wild set looks like it could be an official kit.

Who said ugly sweaters had to be ugly? This year, why not celebrate the holiday season with some of your favorite Nintendo characters? With these festive Mario and Zelda sweaters, you’ll be ready to enter the world of classic 8-bit gaming just by getting dressed in the morning. The first officially-licensed design features images of Mario jumping over a warp pipe with a piranha plant sticking out of it.

How many hours have you spent smashing pots in the various Legend of Zelda games in your endless quest for rupees? Too many. Even though there have been many short films, comics and cartoons about Link, they always leave this activity out for some reason. Smashing pots for rupees is what it’s all about.

Are you a Legend of Zelda fan? Nah. You thought you were, but you haven’t seen Allen Pan’s crib yet. His entire house is ocarina-powered. That’s a true Zelda fan. Your countless hours of devotion suddenly mean nothing. Allen built a Raspberry Pi-based system that can recognize several tunes from the Zelda games, and they each correspond to different actions like unlocking the front door, turning up the thermostat, flipping the lights on, or watering some house plants.

Nintendo is ready to make your Zelda gaming experience a reality with a Zelda-themed escape room that will go on tour in 2017. It was created in collaboration with escape-room designer SCRAP and is called Defenders of the Triforce. The real-world puzzle adventure will start in San Francisco on January 31st.

This Wind Waker-style Legend of Zelda chest has some very special features, including a built-in NES console with a matching custom controller. But the real show-stopper is the Triforce that actually levitates and rotates on top. That golden Triforce is made from acrylic, and uses electromagnetic levitation technology and near-field wireless power to do its thing.

Good Smile Company ensures that its Wind Waker Link Nendoroid won’t go alone by releasing a Nendoroid of the game’s version of Zelda, princess of Hyrule, leader of pirates, and mocker of Link. Zelda looks so pretty in her brightly colored dress and jewelry.

When Robert proposed to fellow Nintendo fan Jeanette back in 2014, he did it with some Zelda-themed scrolls. Naturally, the couple both wanted to keep the theme going when they turned to Takayas Custom Jewelry for their wedding band.

Guys if you ever looked at Zelda in her Ocarina of Time outfit and thought “boy would I” and you happen to have a real woman that likes you, you want to buy her this. This is an Ocarina of Time “fit and flare” dress.

If you want to set the mood when you’re gaming, don’t just get the Cheetos and 2-liter bottle of Mountain Dew. Use these candles as well. They’re gamer candles from Gametee. They smell like your games.

It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this. When you go adventuring you really should take a journal so you can document all of the treasures you find and take notes on defeating bosses. You can wrap your journal inside of this stylish and classy leather Zelda Triforce journal cover.

These Nintendo-themed pants put video gaming’s power couple on your legs. Wear them proudly and show your love for Mario and Peach. If you want, you can even rub your legs together and make them smooch.

The Game of Thrones intro that we see every week is an amazing work of art, but have you ever asked yourself what it would look like if The Legend of Zelda started the same way?

Check out this amazing video created by Michael Eurek of The Legend of Zelda’s Temple of Time. You can take an amazingly breathtaking tour of the temple recreated in 3D. It looks beautiful. No, stunning.

I never would have thought that a Game Boy would look good as a brick, but it actually looks pretty awesome. It looks heavy, but cool. Anyway, you may not believe it, but Nintendo’s handheld gaming system recently celebrated it’s 25th birthday.

You enjoy playing The Legend of Zelda, right? What if you could play it in real life? Well, you can. You might even win some rupees. Redditor evildeadite sometimes puts together a treasure chest full of Hyrule treasures and stashes it somewhere for strangers to find.