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The recently announced The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Pro controller looks amazing, but it’s $100. Instead, why not pick up the the original The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch Pro controller for just $69.99 at Woot. Most importantly, the original Switch Pro controller is compatible with the newer…

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It would be impossible to tell the complete history of the NFL without mentioning Bart Starr. Starr led his Green Bay Packersto two Super Bowl wins and was MVP of Super Bowl I, and Super Bowl II. We take a history-filled trip to the beginning of the Super Bowl era as we count down his…

A new set of Legend of Zelda Collection Cards is now available in the Nintendo Today! smart device app. These new cards are based on The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, and they’re now available in place of the recent Legend of Zelda cards. A new digital card will be available to collect each day,…

During the show’s Weekend Update segment, co-host Colin Jost stated that the hype around Grand Theft Auto VI is so massive, it’s made other video game developers push their own release dates back to avoid competing with its Nov. 19 launch. Only one game still stands strong against it: Nintendo’s remake of The Legend of…

Amazon is discounting a bunch of officially licensed Legend of Zelda shirts this week. The new sale arrives just a week before Prime Big Deal Days, with more than 40 T-Shirts down to $16.99 for Prime Members.

TL;DR: Game of Tobi’s unofficial The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess port has made substantial progress on New Nintendo 3DS, with stereoscopic 3D now working. Performance issues and visual glitches remain, and the developer has not confirmed a release date or whether the first release will support older 3DS models. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 /…

You’ve seen him win Super Bowls. You’ve seen him steal scenes on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Now former NFL star Marshawn Lynch is branching out into the world of comic books with the publication of Beast Mode 510.

Nintendo and Arad Productions Inc. are bringing a live-action film based on “The Legend of Zelda,” to theaters on April 30th, 2027, and the film will be distributed by Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.. It’s that last part that’s very important, as it ties in directly to today’s rumor.

A new report claims that Mario + Rabbids developer Ubisoft Milan was trying to make a Zelda spin-off starring Ganondorf as the lead. But the project ended up going nowhere, leading to some key Ubisoft devs leaving and possibly putting an end to Nintendo and Ubisoft’s partnership.