Hey guys. It’s time for something a little… different. I am sure you have all heard of Pac-Man, and Zelda of course (If not, then what are you doing here?), but have you ever thought of putting them together? Well, now you don’t have to, because someone else already did. And let me tell you, it brings Pac-Man fever to a new level! Check this out, and be sure to leave your opinion on the video in the comments below:

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Hey, Zelda Community! Since Nintendo is currently starving us of news and information on any upcoming Zelda-related games and merchandise, we must turn to amateur dealers to satisfy our massive, throbbing habit– I’m talking about other fans! Coming to us today from webcomic Brawl in the Family is a comic strip about the creation of the Zola: the Pepsi Zora.

HIT “READ MORE”, OR ELSE.

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Ever wondered what Zelda music would sound like played with the bow from a violin and a handsaw? I know I haven’t! Either way, now you can settle your imaginary curiosity with this video. Enjoy!

News is spreading that a few small time developers are looking into browser-based games for the 3DS. These projects are yielding results, but due to the nature of the slow web browser on the system these games are running at what seems like a cool 4-10 frames per second. In other words the screen scrolls at a snails pace. The first example appears to be a massively multiplayer online game, that seems to function properly but might never get an actual public release. However the second game seems to run faster and is a platformer that uses the Link sprite from Minish Cap. Hopefully those working on the project don’t get the order to cease and desist from Nintendo like the people behind iZelda did. Take a look at the video after the break, just don’t expect too much.

I doubt this will become the next big thing on 3DS, but it does open up some new possibilities. Perhaps we could create our own browser-based Zelda games by collaborating in forums.

More comes to us today from the lovely Majora’s Mask Opera Project, this time in the form of a song for an obscure NPC! In this composition, Pamela, the girl from the Music Box House in Ikana Canyon, sings about her daddy issues in a Finnish(?) accent! Naturally, something like this is worth checking out, so to all followers of this project, both new and old, give it a watch!

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US chain, K-Mart, will be selling The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for $19.99 for the next 5 days, which would be until May 12th. This would be a fantastic opportunity for anyone who has not already bought the game, since it most likely will not be this cheap for a long time afterwards. That’s all for now, though. Make sure to pick up your copies before time runs out!

Note: Though on K-Mart’s site it’s listed as $39.99 (because the $19.99 was an ad-misprint), the store will still honor the price on the ad through an override.

Just now, the Lego Zelda Project that I talked about in a recent post reached 10,000 supporters! That’s right, in only a few days they got more than a 1,000 new supporters! That means it’ll be reviewed by LEGO, so it might actually turn into real lego products! So what happens now? Well, for now, all we can do is to wait and see. Read more for more pictures and a video, explaining how the project works.

I think no song more perfectly describes the atmosphere of some points in Twilight Princess than the song “Midna’s Desperate Hour”, or in some groups referred to as “Midna’s Lament”. In addition to this, no piano cover, in my opinion, better expresses the emotions felt during this song than the one below. Enjoy the video.

Did you ever play with Lego as a child? I sure did. Did you ever feel like something was missing? Well, personally I’ve always missed Zelda Lego sets. I’ve always thought that it would work really well, and that it would be cool to build parts of temples and areas. Finally, there might be a possibility of getting it though!

That’s right, if this project gets 10.000 supporters, it will be considered for “The Lego Review”. Right now it’s almost at 8.000 supporters, so with just a bit more, we might be getting Zelda Lego! Apparently Minecraft had the same thing, and succeded, so go ahead and support this page if you want Zelda Lego!

It should come as no surprise to anyone who knows how long I’ve worked at this website that I am absolutely terrified of the internet. There’s something about the cold, impersonal atmosphere, and the sheer fact that most of internet culture is composed of everyone ritualistically being jerks to each other that makes me want to do nothing but avoid spending time here. However, in an effort to break me of my classically conditioned phobia through exposure, Nintendo has announced that they will be releasing their first party titles onto the Nintendo e-shop for download.

… But not exclusively, thank Farore.

To those of you concerned about technology overloads that will result in the robot apocalypse starring Will Smith, thankfully, you need not worry, as Nintendo will still be releasing physical copies of their games. However, for those of you agoraphobic social outcasts who always dreamed of the day when you could manifest yourself as a sedentary gelatinous gaming blob on your couch for the rest of your life, it looks like Nintendo has granted your wish! Starting in the near future, according to the Big N, fans will have two ways to obtain their games– physically and digitally.

What do you think of Nintendo’s new distribution method? Think it’ll work? Will Nintendo’s sales skyrocket because of the ease at which gamers can purvey their products? Does your robot apocalypse scenario include Bruce Willis instead of Will Smith? You’ve gotta tell us these things. Chime in below!

Source – Joystiq via ZeldaUniverse.

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