Nick Silversides (CaptSkyRocket) / 8th Aug, 2011 5:30 pm
Now that the weekend is over, what better than some gaming news to cheer you all up. Zelda 25th Anniversary Concert: Tickets have gone on sale for the London leg of the concert tour from the Ticketmaster website which now amazingly lets you pick your own seats rather than just randomly allocating whatever is available in your price range. At [...]
Nick Silversides (CaptSkyRocket) / 14th Jun, 2011 6:49 am
Nintendo was the last of the big companies to take the stage and bring a close this year’s pre-E3 media briefings. Obviously everyone was eager to see what Nintendo’s new console looks like and what Mario’s latest outing would be. Here’s what Nintendo revealed. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword This is coming to the Wii later on this year, [...]
Nick Silversides (CaptSkyRocket) / 25th May, 2011 8:00 am
It was like Christmas had come early. On the 13th Dec 1998 the much-delayed Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was finally released in the UK. This was a day one purchase for me. I remember spending many, many hours immersed in the wonderful world of Hyrule, until I finally saved the Princess. Happy times. Now, 13 years later, Ocarina [...]
TAG Staff / 9th Feb, 2011 2:20 pm
We got to try out the upcoming Nintendo 3DS handheld console over the weekend at their consumer previews. It was a strange event in Brick Lane, with a very impressive Street Fighter cosplay fight, some rather grabby Redfields from STARS protecting us from a zombie invasion and the opportunity to shoot yourself in face. Does it work? Debbie: So, that [...]
Nick Silversides (CaptSkyRocket) / 7th Jun, 2009 9:19 am
Choo, choo! Link is back on the DS with more touchscreen fun and trains.
Nick Silversides (CaptSkyRocket) / 25th Jan, 2008 7:00 am
Can Link save Zelda from danger once again? Of course he can, but this time he's armed with 2 screens and a deadly stylus. See what we thought of the game.
Debbie Timmins (Weefz) / 21st Nov, 2005 7:07 pm
Found a nice little clip that someone’s posted online of an a cappella group performing some authentic Japanese music – the themes (plus highly amusing dramatic interpretations) from Super Mario Bros, Zelda and several other well-known games. Video available here (requires Flash plug-in).
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