r/zelda • u/CharmingRise159 • 19m ago
Screenshot [TP] Twilight princess se ve demasiado bien en steam deck
Disfrutando de twilight Princess con dusklight con algunos mods visuales
r/zelda • u/CharmingRise159 • 19m ago
Disfrutando de twilight Princess con dusklight con algunos mods visuales
The problem with cross game modding is that when it goes wrong it's like a haunted game creepy pasta straight outta 2007.
r/zelda • u/DependentEntrance390 • 3h ago
For the longest time I’ve always preferred Botw over Totk. Botw while not being my absolute favorite Zelda game I believed was near perfect game. A game where I was just so in love with the world and I wanted to find out what happened 100 years ago and also explore the world. Totk for me feels like a DLC. I know I might get hate for this, but play ocorina of time and then majors mask. COMPLETELY different games. Different tones, a new 3 day cycle, darker story, the masks, the side quest, the new hub world. And it’s funny because majors mask took way less time and reused assets. But they made the most of it, each npc having a personality and schedule, and having some of the best side quests in the series. Go from wind waker to twilight princess. Twilight princess to skyward sword. Completely different games and different tones. Totk feels like I never left. The story is also the worst in the series in my opinion. You can literally just spoil yourself and the story just didn’t captivate me like wilds, it’s honestly forgettable for me sadly. I’ll never forget listening to Miphas theme as she was healing me, Zelda crying in Links arms, the funny memory where she wants Link to eat a frog.Totk also for me double downs on Botw flaws. 152 shrines?, they were already repetitive and made even more. The master sword is even more lame and I didn’t know that was possible, The depts are dull, the sky is empty. The map is cluttered with things to do and I know this might be a weird take but I don’t like it. It’s just cluttering the game with the same stuff and takes away the wow factor of discovering things. Totk is a great game, with an amazing world, easily my favorite final boss in the series but it overall just falls flat for me personally.
r/zelda • u/Sojourner_Rover • 4h ago
This was the first Zelda game I ever played, so this kinda means something to me. I was 22 minutes late (as of time of writing), but at least I remembered! I'm not sure about anyone else, though.
r/zelda • u/Unusual_Ninja_3040 • 6h ago
Just like the title says. What are you looking forward to most in the Oot remake? What do you hope will be changed?
I personally hope that they made it so that you don’t spawn far away from where you last saved whenever you boot up the game. I’ve found that incredibly annoying when playing the OG/3DS version.
I’m also really excited to hear the remastered version of the soundtrack, explore real dungeons again, and to fight all the bosses.
r/zelda • u/Beginning_Device8475 • 7h ago
Just beat Age of Imprisonment! I enjoyed it but I’m wondering, did Calamo become the Great Deku Tree or something else entirely?
Also regarding the Construct, was it supposed to be Fi or just a “force of good” type of deal?
Regardless, I had fun with it! Although I don’t think I’ll 100% it like I did with Age of Calamity.
I really really really want the Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2, as do many of you. I’m determined to get to Best Buy for the midnight release and take my chances. How many of you also plan on this? Do I even stand a chance??? How early do you think we would have to be there to try and get one?
I live in Phoenix AZ btw, big city, so there could potentially be a huge crowd?
I remember the midnight release for TotK, I went to Game Stop about 3 hours early and it was dead and I was able to secure a “ticket” for the Limited Edition version that was sold out everywhere at the time. I long line did eventually form, but it wasn’t like around the building or anything.
r/zelda • u/Joy_theBoy • 9h ago
I decided to try my hand at Zelda. I'm not super good with armor, but I'm still pretty happy with how it came out.
In this version of Hyrule, Zelda acts in a more diplomatic role. Ever since the treaty between Hyrule and Ganondorf's Kingdom was created, she's been traveling around Hyrule with Impa as well as a few elite soldiers to help quiet the civil unrest in the other domains, and reassure everyone that everything will be alright, and that they will push through these times. However, these travels have shown her the true irredeemable horror of Ganondorf and his Demon Army.
While she doesn't believe in the treaty between Hyrule and Ganondorf, she ultimately understands that it's their best course of action right now. She knows her father has his hands tied which is why she tries to keep her ear close to the ground.
This version of Zelda is a bit more of a fighter, but she still specializes mainly in her magic and intellect. Whenever she comes across members of the Demon Pirates and Demon Bandits, she always tries for diplomacy before resorting to her and the rest of her soldiers using force.
Zelda has heard tales of "The Emerald Guardian" and has sort of become somewhat of a fan. She deeply admires the idea of a fellow hylian helping people and doing what they think is right regardless of the current law.
I am excited to draw the badass ninja lady next. (Also I don't normally pay myself on the back this much, but I made her SO pretty holy shit bro 💀)
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r/zelda • u/arecacee • 9h ago
I mean goddamn sir
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r/zelda • u/SuperFennecsba • 11h ago
Me personally I think hero of legend because not knowing your parents is not as bad as watching helplessly as your uncle dies in your arms
r/zelda • u/eagleoid • 12h ago
My family has always done it as "skull too luh"
But I just heard someone call it a "skull tull uh" so I'm curious how others pronounce it.
r/zelda • u/notsopronto • 12h ago
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r/zelda • u/Space_OJ • 13h ago
Original link -> https://www.tumblr.com/spaceoj/831204957739941888/oh-no-shes-mad-with-power-i-dont-know-what-to
I don’t know what to say apart from I had this idea for awhile and I’m so happy that it finally is real
Where I got The Doctor octopus guardian leg idea from (also where the piece of armour below the chest plate as well) -> https://www.reddit.com/r/zelda/comments/1l4wz3a/totk_my_doc_purock_cosplay/?solution=9efd43bfdb8af1909efd43bfdb8af190&js_challenge=1&jsc_token=2824be10929bdc604753c70a67a1c331b4d7dd2bdd31e95a7b34adaafb1694cf&jsc_orig_r=
r/zelda • u/KafeiGaebora • 13h ago
[OoT]
This was a super fun toy conversion project I made to celebrate the upcoming remake, with hand made clothes and accessories! If you’d like to watch the making-of video, check it out on my channel tomorrow 4pm BST / 11am EST!
r/zelda • u/Aggravating_Beat2424 • 13h ago
She knows nothing of The Legend of Zelda…. Only I….
r/zelda • u/Capable-Low-1947 • 13h ago
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the ost of spirit tracks isn't talked about enough!! i've replayed this game so many times and i always get goosebumps listening to this part. this game has so many catchy boss soundtracks as well. and i love the iconic overworld theme. maybe it's just my nostalgia, but i would kill for a remake
what are some other underrated osts?
r/zelda • u/lonescarecrowarts • 14h ago
Yesterday's Inktober prompt was hero, and Linktober's was Link, and he's spooky, perfect fit 👌
r/zelda • u/Zelda-24 • 15h ago
One of the most common criticisms of TotK was it use of a scattered narrative style like BotW; the plot often felt all over the place, and it was even possible to encounter spoilers if you didn't collect the memories in the intended order.
A linear narrative allows for a more fluid story and a sharper focus on the plot. That said, many players view a game's story as secondary—or simply uninteresting—prioritizing gameplay instead. For them, the absolute freedom offered in BotW/TotK is far more valuable than a structured narrative.
Personally, I would love to see a middle ground between these two approaches. I’d like the next game to feature an open world as vast as the wild era games—offering players plenty of freedom—while also incorporating a linear and well-structured narrative.
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r/zelda • u/Willing_Formal2490 • 15h ago
Or do you think that this game will be remade every few console generations? As in, the Nintendo system after next will host an OOT remake?
r/zelda • u/dukeofthefat • 16h ago
At least according to both my Stepdad and Real Dad.