The official music video by DnB for The Legend of Zelda has finally arrived. The song itself has been released for sometime now, but finally they finished off the video for this epic video game (Not as good as Zelda II by DnB in my opinion, but still awesome). Watch the video below.
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Legend of Neil Marathon Underway
Saturday, November 28th, 2009
Our exclusive Legend of Neil marathon has now begun. Join us and chat among other Zelda fans while watching this very creative Legend of Zelda parody known as The Legend of Neil. This marathon will run until the end of Sunday (US Pacific Time). This event is not only for everyone’s entertainment but it is also to attempt to help the creators of Neil, as season three may not occur if the series does not get enough recognition.
You can either use the link below or the banner right below the header to access the area in which the marathon is taking place. You will be able to select any episode from any season you wish while watching. And for the sake of discussion, we brought a nice little chatbox for you all to discuss the episodes. We also encourage everyone to visit the official Legend of Neil website to rate/comment all the episodes.
Click here to start the marathon at episode one of season one (entitled: The Beginning)!
Legend of Neil Marathon
Thursday, November 26th, 2009
In support for the fans and creators of “The Legend of Neil”, we have decided to run a 24-48 hour marathon of both seasons one and two of the infamous Legend of Zelda parody. The plan is for it to occur this weekend (11/28-11/29). We will have a shout box available with each and every episode (that will be linked together). You will also be able to scan through whichever episode you wish to watch. We encourage everyone to get the word out and come check out this legendary marathon.
The event will be advertised before and while the marathon takes place. It will take the place of the current Legend of Neil banner ad. Other discussions of this event (aside from the featured shout box) will occur at our message boards.
Legend of Neil Needs Your Help
Saturday, November 7th, 2009
The staff of the popular fan parody series based on “The Legend of Zelda” needs all the fan support they can get to ensure that a Season 3 for Legend of Neil will happen. Here’s an excerpt from the official website.
Season 2 was a tremendous success thanks to our amazing fans but we need your help to ensure a Season 3. Please take a few minutes and watch (and rewatch) the season 2 finale here, and RATE and COMMENT. Show the network that our viewers are engaged and want more! If you’re looking for additional ways to help us, the best thing you can do is introduce the show to all your friends, spread the word, facebook and twitter links to the show. Every little bit helps!
As you all know, The Legend of Neil has been a real passion project for me and it’s been so inspiring to see how many of you have enjoyed the show to such a great extent. I try to read every comment and the fact that they’re overwhelmingly supportive (mixed with the occasional “you suck hard” comment) inspires me to do more. Here’s to hoping we get a Season 3.
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IGN Rewind Theater : Spirit Tracks
Saturday, November 7th, 2009IGN takes a detailed look at the new Spirit Tracks trailer and voices their opinion in this new commentary IGN exclusive video. Watch that video below. (Beware of possible spoilers)
Also, people from Games Radar were able to play the first 90 minutes of the game. Here are some interesting notes they made (spoiler free).
Today, having essentially seen the first 90 minutes of the game (and played through the first dungeon), we can safely say Spirit Tracks is every damn bit as good as Phantom Hourglass, if not even better.
For the first time, Zelda will tag along and aid Link in various ways instead of the usual Navi-like fairy. We’re not privy to the full extent of her power, though right off the bat she can possess the powerful knights that roam the dungeons. Once she’s inside, you can direct her to distract other knights or solve various puzzles.
Spirit Tracks takes place about 100 years after Phantom Hourglass. So yes, this is a new Link, a new Zelda and a new kingdom named Hyrule (that looks nothing like the last Hyrule, naturally). This time, Link’s an apprentice engineer for the royal railroads, mere minutes away from undergoing his final acceptance ceremony to become a true railroad tycoon. As exciting as that may sound, it’s more of a formality, as the railroads are slowly disappearing from Hyrule. Link’s merely there to receive his title from Princess Zelda, then be on his way.