The best video game series ever made. And the 2nd most popular nintendo series. I was looking at the definitions and i saw 1 hater. f*ck him. he clearly is retarted, or got feedback from oprah (who also says being gay is a gift from God). I love almsot everything about it, the one shortcoming is that they need more dungeons, so we can get more items, and have more puzzle and more fun.
by WielderOfAwesome November 9, 2011
An absolutely amazing game. It's got adventure, beautiful music, and of course some violence. What could make it better. Creator Shigeru Miyamoto is a genius, the series started in 1988.
Person: What the fuck is that game?
You: Are you fucking kidding me?!? It's Legend of Zelda, how could you not know that?
You: Are you fucking kidding me?!? It's Legend of Zelda, how could you not know that?
by pokemon218 June 5, 2014
Only the best game series to have ever been invented, this was developed and published by Nintendo. It started in 1987 and since then has been better and better. The latest was scheduled to come out in 2015 but was postponed to 2016 to make it better than before, and it is going to be best fucking game in the history of history!
by Legend of Zelda, the Nerd Herd September 10, 2015
A racsist game where an "evil" guerdo(black) guy named Ganondorf captures the blond white zelda and aryan race link has to kill ganondorf.The guerdo are seen as either thiefs or pirates in the series, in twilight princess there is a man named Barnes who sells bombs openly(weapons/explosives/terror dealer) bombs too. Ganondorf changed green and not black so they can get away with racism. It teacxhes kids to be racists(all characters against ganondorf) cultive(3 godeses of light) terorists(gorons)
Ganondorf : I just want to leave the guerdo valley(DISTRICT 9) to live with the rest in hyrule(Nazi Germany) but this link kid keeps beating me into submission(bullying)
Barnes: buy a bomb and attached it to an arrow to make a bomb arrow(RPG) and get rid of your enemies(terorism)
Link:YYYYYYAAAAAAAA( legend of zelda)
Barnes: buy a bomb and attached it to an arrow to make a bomb arrow(RPG) and get rid of your enemies(terorism)
Link:YYYYYYAAAAAAAA( legend of zelda)
by VhLevan January 17, 2010
1. Video game released in the United States in 1986 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Developed by Shigeru Miyamoto.
The player assumed the role of the young hero, Link, in his quest to reassemble the shattered Triforce of Wisdom, defeat the evil Ganon, and rescue Zelda, Princess of Hyrule. In the course of this adventure, the player had to combat foes, explore dungeons, acquire items, and solve rudimentary puzzles.
Highly acclaimed at the time because of it's huge overworld and the unprecedented degree of freedom it allowed, the game nonetheless had numerous flaws and shortcomings: the story was... derivative, to say the least; combat was tricky, mostly because Link didn't move very smoothly; the "puzzles" generally amounted to "bomb walls/burn plants/push blocks/kill enemies"; the dungeons started to get very monotonous around the third palette swap, ect...
These, and other problems would plague the Zelda series throughout its life, steadily becoming more manifest in sequels, as the series lapsed into decadence.
2. The series of action/adventure games produced by Shigeru Miyamoto, and published exclusively by Nintendo. Apart from the original (a genuinely visionary effort in its time), and Ocarina of Time, these games are characterized by unremarkable combat, insipid puzzles, and poorly-designed overworlds.
3. The Legend of Zelda: a Link to the Past. The third incarnation of the Zelda series, released in 1992 on the Super NES, can best be described as the point when the Zelda franchise, Shigeru Miyamoto, and Nintendo itself all jumped the shark simultaneously.
The player assumed the role of the young hero, Link, in his quest to reassemble the shattered Triforce of Wisdom, defeat the evil Ganon, and rescue Zelda, Princess of Hyrule. In the course of this adventure, the player had to combat foes, explore dungeons, acquire items, and solve rudimentary puzzles.
Highly acclaimed at the time because of it's huge overworld and the unprecedented degree of freedom it allowed, the game nonetheless had numerous flaws and shortcomings: the story was... derivative, to say the least; combat was tricky, mostly because Link didn't move very smoothly; the "puzzles" generally amounted to "bomb walls/burn plants/push blocks/kill enemies"; the dungeons started to get very monotonous around the third palette swap, ect...
These, and other problems would plague the Zelda series throughout its life, steadily becoming more manifest in sequels, as the series lapsed into decadence.
2. The series of action/adventure games produced by Shigeru Miyamoto, and published exclusively by Nintendo. Apart from the original (a genuinely visionary effort in its time), and Ocarina of Time, these games are characterized by unremarkable combat, insipid puzzles, and poorly-designed overworlds.
3. The Legend of Zelda: a Link to the Past. The third incarnation of the Zelda series, released in 1992 on the Super NES, can best be described as the point when the Zelda franchise, Shigeru Miyamoto, and Nintendo itself all jumped the shark simultaneously.
1. "The Legend of Zelda was a fantastic concept and a great game, though Miyamoto faltered a little on the execution."
2. "Shit, the guy's a wolf now? Just when I thought Zelda could get any worse...
3. "The Legend of Zelda is for snerds."
2. "Shit, the guy's a wolf now? Just when I thought Zelda could get any worse...
3. "The Legend of Zelda is for snerds."
by Thisspaceforrent March 25, 2007
Stoned guy: Dude lets play Legend of Zelda, Wind Waker
Other Stoned Guy: Dude screw wind waker. That games gay. Lets go play A Link To The Past
Other Stoned Guy: Dude screw wind waker. That games gay. Lets go play A Link To The Past
by Ryan G Anzaldi November 25, 2006
What to look at if you are searching for a perfected game for the N64. its official review was a ten out of ten, due to its vastness, graphics, and amazing music
by MasterOfTime June 12, 2009