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It’s no secret how big of a Zelda fan Robin Williams is. He and his daughter, Zelda, were featured in a number of commercials a couple of years ago to promote Ocarina of Time 3D, Four Swords Anniversary Edition, and Skyward Sword.

So what’s Williams’ favorite Zelda game of all time? That’d be Ocarina of Time, which also happens to be the last Zelda he fully completed.

Writing in a Reddit IAMA session, Williams said:

“I think the last game I played was Ocarina of Time, and that was the last one I’ve had the chance to play all the way through.”

Also in the IAMA, Williams cleared up a common misconception about the name of his daughter. While this had been confirmed previously, Williams said his son originally came up with the idea for Zelda.

“It wasn’t actually me, it was my son Zachary who came up with the idea. But once Marsha and I heard it, we said it was great.”



You can pre-order the new Pokemon X/Y 3DS XL systems at any of the links below:

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With Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl launching next week, there’s no better time than now to familiarize yourself with the series. Amazon has the franchise’s latest entry, Etrian Odyssey IV, on sale for just $20. The game normally costs $40, so you’d be saving $20 (or 50%).


Unsurprisingly, Monster Hunter 4 was a huge endevour for Capcom. Speaking in an internal interview, series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto said “a few hundred people” contributed to the game’s development.

How does that compare to other Capcom games? DmC Devil May Cry, a fairly high-profile release, saw a development team of “over 90 members”. Resident Evil 6, on the other hand, experienced a staff count of over 600 people.

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We have details on three upcoming Japanese 3DS titles, courtesy of translations from Siliconera.

Rather than splitting up the information into three posts, we’ve rounded up all of the information below. Head past the break for the latest on each game.


Fans have been campaigning for Capcom to bring Monster Hunter 4 to the west through the use of a certain hashtag. It’s apparently received enough attention that the publisher felt a need to respond.

On Facebook, Capcom wrote that the company is “continuing to evaluate new Monster Hunter titles for the west”. Capcom is also “excited to see the fan base growing and you all showing your passion”.

The full message reads:

“Hey hunters! We’ve seen many of you ask for us to #BRINGMH4TOTHEWEST. We’re excited to see the fan base growing and you all showing your passion, keep it coming! We are continuing to evaluate new Monster Hunter titles for the west, and will share any new information with you here on Facebook as soon as we have it..”

I wouldn’t worry too much about Monster Hunter 4 getting localized. It just came out in Japan, so in a few months from now, I’m sure Capcom will have something to say.

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