It seems that we have ourselves another Easter egg in the Skyward Sword boxart. After it was examine even closer it seems that there is some sort of musical clue hidden in plain sight, well most of it, on the boxart. A member of Zelda Universe Forums, who goes by the alias Earendil, was able to get these notes for us and place them in a musical format. Due to the fact that most of the notes were blocked he still did what he could to piece the tune together and we have it for you below. There is even a reversed version of this musical score of this piece which you can find right after the post jump
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Created on Sunday, September 11, 2011 by Blackheart in Fan Creations
Created on Saturday, September 10, 2011 by Blackheart in Zelda News
It seems that Skyward Sword really is the most Anticipated game for 2011, for it has been soaring to the top of various chats. It seems that Wal-Mart Stores are experiencing the same, only Skyward Sword didn’t make it to the top of their list but at least it made it in the top 15. The Skyward Sword Limited Edition bundle is raked no. 12 best-selling pre-order product at Wal-Mart. If you haven’t placed your order as yet then you should while the demand for this game is very high.
Pre-order sales for Nintendo Co.’s The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Gold Remote Bundlefor the Wii ranked in the top 15 sales at Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s online division due to strong demand.
This week, the The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Gold Remote Bundle ranked No. 12 best-selling pre-order product at Walmart.com.
Skyward Sword is set to release on the 18th of November for the European region and the 20th for America.
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Created on Saturday, September 10, 2011 by Blackheart in Zelda News
A few weeks ago we posted about the possibility of the Zelda Symphony Concert coming to Australia, well today we have actual proof that it will be going to that region all thanks to Ticketmaster. If you search either “Zelda” or ”Zelda Symphony” it will give the page which you can order your tickets on once they become available. If you click on More Info you will get this message:
We currently do not have any tickets on-sale for The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony.
We shall keep you guys updated on this as soon as the information becomes available. If you live in London or in Los Angeles then you can head over to Ticketmaster UK and US for more information regarding your tickets.
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Created on Friday, September 9, 2011 by Blackheart in Zelda News
The Zelda Hub over at Game Informer has been updated with a new article named Reader Discussion: Best Zelda Memories. Basically the topic is for you guys to post the best memory/personal experience you ever had with any Zelda game(s) in the series. So what is it you have? Does it have to do with the very first time you picked up a Zelda title, something you experienced on a quest, how you came out victorious in a boss battle? Whatever it is go on and post it over at Game Informer, maybe your story can be added to theirs. Here is some of the news post on this article, to read the full post you need to read the rest of this story.
In our October issue of Game Informer, we celebrated the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series by looking back at all of its major releases. Rather than go over a list of gameplay changes and storylines, though, we approached from a more personal point of view. GI editors wrote essays sharing their personal experiences with each of these games. Now we want to hear from you.
Created on Friday, September 9, 2011 by Blackheart in Nintendo News
The History of Nintendo, this book revels the history of Nintendo and how they are who they are today. Published by Pix’n Love Publishing this books was originally in French but now you can pick up your own copy in English in any part of the world, seeing that it is shipping worldwide for free. This 240 paged book goes on sale for £24.99 and it ships directly from Pix ‘n Love Publishing. Soon it will be be found on the shelves of various store outlets across the UK. So if you are a true and hard core Nintendo fan you should pick up this book.
