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more about #eijiaonuma ShaSt One: The Talking Tree Video was hilarious! Another favorite was Video Brainwashing, because you could see a person who's never played Zelda and didn't real... more » Gyaruson: Ya know, some of these are absolutely brilliant but they don't showcase that many people. The contest specifically stated that the goal was to try and... more » Ursus-Veritas: I enjoyed Clskbc's entry, it was original and fun. But after the way they responded in the comments in the last poll article, my vote firmly goes next... more » BeerManMike: Trainspotting is clearly the best. Anyone can get friends together, draw zelda stuff, or stuff swag in front of the camera. more » nerve11: Hi, first I'd like to thank all the people who have voted for me and support my view on my entry. There's just so many ways to go about each entry and... more » logan25wolves: My vote went to Nerve's entry. The other ones were just boring. There was another picture being circulated with a man, his wife, and dog holding up ... more » CLSKBC: Kotaku - thank you for putting our submission into the finals. Congratulations to everyone else who made it! However... We are disappointed that Kot... more » netMASA: I wanna thank Kotaku for placing us in the finals. Really cool. I also wanna thank everyone that has voted for us. Thanks so much you guys! Good luck... more » Wuffles: Okay, I know it was slim-pickings and while Nerve11's entry is by far the most inspired and visually impressive - it shouldn't be in the finalists. N... more » Izod517: Thought Nerve11 was absolutely awesome but it wasn't what they asked for, so I went with the Digipen crew. more » mariospants: There was a big to-do by a competitor that Nerve's entry didn't abide by the contest rules as strongly as it should have. He actually asked that Nerve... more » plasticmouse: Congratulations to everyone for getting to this point. You all did a great job! more » WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit: I'm a little surprised by how underwhelming these all are. I am betting the Darknut(?) guy will win, if only because his looks the flashiest and appe... more » Friedhamster: Whoooaa! Go get 'em Nerve! You had my vote and then I saw 86%!. more » Ursus-Veritas: I was going to go for Netmasa's Triforce, as that was going to be my idea for the contest if I could enter - curse my Englishness! - but goddamn, I lo... more » jgibson75: Here is what he should do... make his Link Crossbow Training 2 on the sly, and stick in as a bonus in a special edition set for the next Wii Zelda game. more » GunFlame: Well, he should make something for the training to lead to. Why train else? more » Pretty Sneaky Sis: If Nintendo somehow got a hold on Chex Quest, that'd be cool to play on Wii. more » StubbornScorpio: Link's Crossbow Training 2: Crossbow Mastering. more » BryanH: Damn, that sucks. Its too bad he can't get his wish. more » -
#contest
The Eleven Zelda Fan Finalists: Vote Now
Don't forget to look over and vote for your favorite finalist in our Zelda contest.
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Win a Signed DSi: The Eleven Zelda Fan Finalists
Last month... last year we asked you to show your Zelda pride not just by bragging about your ability to buy things or knowledge of the franchise, but by making you get out there and proselytize. More » -
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Zelda Producer Wanted More Crossbow Training, "More, Better FPS" From Nintendo
Eiji Aonuma, master of all things Zelda at Nintendo, was a big fan of Link's Crossbow Training. So big, in fact, he wanted to make a sequel to the Wii Zapper launch title. More » -
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Kotaku Contest Reminder: Zelda Fans Can Win Big, Save Christmas
Are you a Zelda fan living in North or South America who hasn't entered our Biggest Zelda Fan contest yet? We made it tough, because the prizes are grand: $1000, a signed DS, Zelda games. Deadline Dec. 31. Details here.
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Kotaku Contest Reminder: Are You The Americas' Top Zelda Fan?
If you are the biggest Zelda fan and desire a $1000 gift card for the Nintendo Store, (!) a signed DS, (!!) a copy of the new Zelda game, (!!!) and/or a Biggest Zelda Fan Trophy, enter our Zelda contest.
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#thelegendofzelda
Realism's Place In The Legend Of Zelda
Edge magazine has an interview with Legend of Zelda series director Eiji Aonuma in their 211th issue feature, Links To The Past. His feelings on Twilight Princess? Regret. More » -
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Kotaku Contest Reminder: Are You The World's Biggest Zelda Fan?
If you are the biggest Zelda fan and desire a $1000 gift card for the Nintendo Store, a signed DS, a copy of the new Zelda game, and/or a Biggest Zelda Fan Trophy, enter our Zelda contest. Ends December 31.
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Win A DSi Signed By Zelda Director, $1000 Shopping Spree (And More!)
If you're a Zelda fan you're going to want to sit down before reading this. More » -
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#nintendo
Why Nintendo Doesn't Remake Zelda Games And How New Zelda Will Be Different
While some players might think it would be fantastic if Nintendo remade older Zelda titles like Nintendo 64 title, Ocarina of Time. Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma doesn't think remakes are so easy. More » -
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How Modern Can Zelda Get?
We've seen hints from Nintendo's Zelda franchise producer, Eiji Aonumam that more flight may be in Link's future. Last week, I asked him about things like cars and guns getting into a Zelda game. More » -
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Zelda Developer Was Stumped By New Zelda Game's Puzzles
The next Zelda won't be too easy for veteran players, the longtime head of the series' development at Nintendo, Eiji Aonuma, recently told Kotaku. Plus, the new DS adventure will cater to Nintendo fan's research-proven taste for independent women. More » -
#legendofzelda
Zelda Producer Won't Quit Til He Betters Ocarina of Time
Legend of Zelda bossman Eiji Aonuma is a perfectionist. Dude made Ocarina of Time - widely regarded as one of the best games ever - and yet, he's not happy. Why? More »
