Using your sword, your shield and your wit, retrieve the eight fragments of the Triforce and save the princess Zelda from the evil Gannon (Nowadays known as Ganon). This is the best-selling ...

Now what if you already have all these Legend of Zelda games, what are you supposed to play them with to show your support of ...

the game's cover would have a similar boxer-centric cover (sorry, Glass Joe). The Legend of Zelda, also changing its title, would undergo a similar glow-up to the classic gold cover art that we ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Classic NES Series: The Legend of Zelda The Legend of Zelda invented a genre and captivated a gaming generation. Now you can play the timeless NES ...

“The Legend of Zelda” was first released for NES in 1986 and introduced gamers to Link, Zelda and Ganon in the sprawling land of Hyrule. Thirty-five years later, “Zelda” remains one of the ...

The Legend of Zelda series is a pillar of gaming at this point, with nearly 40 years' worth of games. What started on the NES with 8-bit graphics has gone to fully open-world games with Tears of the ...

It's been over 25 years since The Legend of Zelda ... though. The first Zelda game for the NES forms the core of its DNA, which is a great start. Then it adds layers to its story, gameplay ...

In one form or another, practically every gamer has some experience with the Legend of Zelda franchise. Once the industry’s longest-running and most influential series, its reach spans ...

From the mid-1980s up to now, gamers of all ages have been entertained, inspired, and emotionally connected to The Legend of Zelda franchise. From its humble beginnings on the NES as a simple top ...

The NES only let the team use three colors, and since the original Legend of Zelda title had so many forests (or at least what the console could render as forests), green was ultimately selected ...

From one adventure to the next, dungeon to treasure chest, The Legend of Zelda has been an enduring ... for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), brought to the U.S. in 1987.

When The Legend of Zelda first hit the scene on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986, it had one of the dumbest, most obscure television adverts promoting the NES adventure. Some dude ...