Excited about what kind of games will come out this year? Check out Gametrailers Most Anticipated Games Of 2010, “conflicting reports” from Nintendo prevented Zelda Wii’s appearance on this video. However, as I mentioned earlier, it is many other good games that will come out this year. Eiji Aonuma has been interviewed by the official Nintendo magazine about both Spirit Tracks and Zelda Wii. You can read the full interview here. He actually said that he had been reading some speculation on the new Zelda game on the internet, and that some of it is correct! What do you think? Also, the Spirit Tracks is also available at the Sacred Realm (Not as a torrent!). If you ask me, the soundtrack was incredible and worth to download. Another Zelda Marathon is starting in March, you can read about it here. For articles, you can read about Wind Waker Wii at Zelda Informer. Do you think that could work? And do you think Zelda can be better off without Aonuma, Tezuka and Miyamoto?

That’s all for this weekend, enjoy the rest of it everybody!

Wind Waker Wii article at Zelda Informer.
Gametrailers Most Anticipated Games Of 2010 at Zelda Informer.
Eji Aonuma interview with the official Nintendo magazine.
New Zelda Marathon article on the Sacred realm.
Spirit Tracks Soundtrack at the Sacred Realm.
Zelda better off without Aonuma, Tezuka and Miyamoto? Article on Zelda Informer.

Hi there! I got The Legend of Zelda – Spirit Tracks for christmas, and I got to say that I’m impressed! Sure, there are lot of similarities to Phantom Hourglass, but what’s so wrong with that? There’s something funny about it one character in ST, though. You know Chancellor Cole and Staven? In Norwegian, Staven means “The Pole/Staff”. But he is not named Staven in all versions, though.

Until next time!

Aardman Studios has brought us a new Spirit Tracks animation!  You can also see the other’s below if you’ve missed them. I am also very happy about the change from cutenews to wordpress, wordpress is much easier!

Aardman Studios, Spirit Tracks Animations (Game Informer).