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More units of Zelda for the Switch sold than actual Nintendo Switches

April 14, 2017 211

Turns out that few things can get in between Nintendo fans and their copy of the new Zelda game - not even owning a console to play it on.

zelda breath of the wild gameplay

Get a really good look at Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in these 40 minutes of gameplay

October 25, 2016 83

The Legend of Zelda in an open world has never looked better.

Wii U Deluxe Set gets a price drop, Zelda Wii U bundle announced

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

August 28, 2013 37

$50 price drop

This Zelda paper art is so damn charming

July 29, 2013 23

I can't even make a paper airplane.

New Mario, Zelda, Yoshi coming to Wii U

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

January 23, 2013 113

Nintendo favorites coming soon to Wii U.

Zelda: The Wind Waker HD remake coming to Wii U this fall

Giancarlo Saldana

Gaming News Video Games

January 23, 2013 158

Set sail in HD this fall.

Here are your Wii U launch titles

Giancarlo Saldana

September 26, 2012 33

What are you excited for?

Nintendo Download 7/5/12: Golf, Tennis, and Baseball

Giancarlo Saldana

July 5, 2012 56

Here's this week's batch of games!

10 existing franchises that would be awesome on the Wii U

June 22, 2012 1073

We speculate on what games can make the Wii U a must have console.

The 6 greatest horses in the history of video games

June 8, 2012 1439

Funny, I can't think of any games that let you play as a horse for extended periods

E3 2012: Live from Nintendo’s press event

June 5, 2012 49

All of the latest news, live from The Nokia Theatre in L.A.

Blast’s Best Games of 2011 list

Features Gaming News

December 30, 2011 1901

What won game of the year?

Creator of Mario and Zelda says he’s retiring, Nintendo denies report

Features Gaming News

December 8, 2011 33

Miyamoto wants to work on smaller projects.

Skyward Sword review: Reinventing a legend

November 27, 2011 6251

Link's latest adventure is his best yet.

Slick Zelda themed 3DS hits the UK November 25

November 8, 2011 103

No current plans for a US release.

Video: Legend of Zelda theme on a marimba

John M. Guilfoil

September 6, 2011 28

Take a gander and have a listen to YouTube user Mart0zz and friends as they belt out the classic Legend...

Zelda Skyward Sword releases November 20

August 17, 2011 14

Anyone else suddenly feeling sick that week?

3DS gets massive price cut, early adopters rewarded with free games

July 28, 2011 69

Handheld goes below $200 next month.

Nintendo Wii U: Hands on impressions at E3

June 12, 2011 266

We try out Nintendo's newest hardware.

Live from Nintendo’s E3 2011 Press Conference

The Issue Video Games

June 7, 2011 13

Nintendo unveils Wii U.

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