Today, we’re going over the best Legend of Zelda games of all time. More specifically, we’ve made a list of the 10 best entries the series has seen to date.
With most big name Nintendo franchises, it’s fairly easy to see which game is most popular among fans – not necessarily the best, but the most popular. For example, many Mario fans will tell you Super Mario Galaxy is their favorite entry – that doesn’t mean it’s the objective best, per se, but it does mean it’s probably the most popular. Pokemon fans at this point in time will probably tell you that Black and White or HeartGold and SoulSilver are their favorites. But things are more complicated for the Legend of Zelda series. Breath of the Wild, while a fantastically successful game, did sort of split the hardcore fanbase in two: those who prefer the new open-world gameplay style, and those who prefer Zelda’s more linear outings. In other words, it’s virtually impossible to put together an objective “best Zelda games of all time” list. But it doesn’t mean we can’t try!
So here’s our 10 favorite Zelda games in order, and along the way, we’d like to ask you to let us know what your own personal top 10 Zelda games are in the comments down below. There are no wrong answers! Before we continue, do be advised that we’ll be discussing spoilers for many Zelda games. Make sure you’re okay with that before you continue.
Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact Razor is back with a new character trailer, this time for Morel. Taiten Kusunoki is behind the voice.
Morel might be slow, though he makes up for that with a wide range thanks to his long-reaching pipe to execute wide-ranging attacks. Players can also use Deep Purple to keep enemies at bay effectively. Also worth noting that Morel features techniques that allow him to counter while absorbing attacks.
The just-revealed Shadow Labyrinth is now confirmed to be getting a special edition, and pre-orders are open for both versions of the game.
Shadow Labyrinth was one of the more unexpected announcements from The Game Awards 2024 last night. Bandai Namco is taking Pac-Man in a pretty different direction with a 2D platformer and darker tone as seen in Secret Level, Prime Video’s adult-animated anthology series.
No one is getting off of this wild ride of Nintendo Switch 2 speculation, and now Dbrand – a company that handles accessories – claims it has actual dimensions for the device.
This time around, the fun started with Dbrand announcing its “Killswitch 2” case. Along with an in-motion render of the case, it also has a hardware mockup. Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to be larger than its predecessor, which Dbrand “confirms”.
The Farm 51 and Untold Tales uploaded a launch trailer for Chernobylite Complete Edition. In celebration of the Nintendo Switch launch, they’ve come out with a live action video.
Here’s an overview of the title:
Bandai Namco just published the latest character trailer for Tales of Graces f Remastered, and now we’ve got a look at Hubert.
Hubert is Asbel’s younger brother. He was fostered to Strahta’s wealthy Oswell family at ten years old. He was a timid child, but has since become an elite soldier at the major rank.
SEGA president Shuji Utsumi recently spoke with Eurogamer about a variety of topics, and at one point, Nintendo was actually brought into the discussion.
Utsumi was discussing the company’s comeback with games and movies. SEGA has a bunch of different projects in the pipeline, with a number of franchises set to return after many years. That brought about a comparison – Utsumi said “SEGA’s role was to invent rock & roll” whereas Nintendo’s was “pop music, good music, jazz”.
To celebrate Antonblast debuting on Nintendo Switch today, a launch trailer has been published. The title just reached the system following a short delay.
For those that need a refresher on what to expect, read the following overview:
Idea Factory just announced that it has cancelled the releases of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2 Sisters Generation, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation, and Death end re;Quest: Code Z on Nintendo Switch in the west. This applies to both North America and Europe.
According to the company, these games did not comply with Nintendo’s guidelines. No further information was provided.
Koei Tecmo and Gust are here with one last trailer for Fairy Tail 2. The two sides are celebrating today’s release, and the game has just landed on Nintendo Switch.
Here’s a rundown of what the game has to offer:
