Above is a look at how many times “Zelda” has been tweeted over the past month or so. With the debut of Zelda Wii U’s gameplay at The Game Awards last week, tweets for Nintendo’s series peaked at roughly 39,000 messages. “Zelda” alone was actually tweeted 4,000 more times than “PSX” or “PlayStation Experience” (Sony’s event in Las Vegas last weekend).

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The Game Awards 2014 – Imagine Dragons and Zelda with Koji Kondo

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Update: Worldwide plans – The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses – Master Quest is coming to Europe in 2015

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Update: The “Master Quest” portion of The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses is actually planned worldwide. You’ll notice that some of the locations include Boston and even Japan.

Plus, we now have Nintendo’s North American announcement – find that after the break. We learn that Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Majora’s Mask

The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses – Master Quest is kicking off in Europe next year.

Nintendo just announced the news through a message published on its Twitter account a short while ago.

For the full lineup of dates, check out this link.

The Legend of #Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses – Master Quest is coming to Europe in 2015! See all the dates here: http://t.co/gmKvHZXOS9
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) December 2, 2014

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European Wii U eShop now updated with the main Zelda theme/Zelda’s Lullaby

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Thanks to Dennis and Rifraff for the tip.

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A look at the team sizes and development periods for the Zelda games

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German website Nintendo-Online.de has published an article analyzing the development teams of the Zelda series over the past 28 years. In conjunction with the article, the site created a chart showing sizes of the different teams are as well as how long development lasted. While they’re mostly approximate numbers, the chart gives a good look at the development of the Zelda games.

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