The Legend of Zelda
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Super Rare Games Announce First Nintendo Switch 2 Physical Release: Minishoot' Adventures!
Super Rare Games has announced its first physical release for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, "Minishoot' Adventures." The game will also receive a limited PlayStation 5 physical edition. This marks Super Rare Games' expansion into the next generation of consoles, continuing their mission to preserve indie titles physically.
Shameless Palworld imitator Pickmos removed from Steam after publisher 'officially intervenes' in development:…
The game Pickmos, a clear imitation of Palworld and Pokémon, has been removed from Steam after its publisher, NetworkGo, intervened in its development. NetworkGo stated they will supervise the developer, PocketGame, to improve the game and ensure a controversy-free experience. The game was also recently renamed from Pickmon to Pickmos.
Crimson Desert’s Endgame Is Just Cosplay Now
Players of Crimson Desert have embraced a "Fashion Desert" trend, using the game's character customization to cosplay as characters from other franchises like The Legend of Zelda, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Persona 5. The game has sold 5 million copies since its March 19 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with players enjoying its fashion elements alongside other features.
Bloodborne Movie Was "What I Was Put On This Earth To Do," Producer JackSepticEye Says
YouTuber Seán McLoughlin, known as JackSepticEye, expressed immense passion for his producer role in the upcoming R-rated Bloodborne movie from Sony Pictures. He stated that Bloodborne is his favorite game and he is dedicated to making the film the best it can be, emphasizing his commitment despite not being a writer or director. The article also briefly mentions other upcoming video game adaptations from Sony Pictures, including an Elden Ring film.
The Legend of Zelda movie wraps filming
Filming has concluded for the upcoming The Legend of Zelda movie, a collaboration between Nintendo and Sony. The film is slated for release in 2027.
The Legend of Zelda movie wraps filming
Filming has concluded for the upcoming The Legend of Zelda movie, a collaboration between Nintendo and Sony. The film is slated for release in 2027.
After Critics Panned Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Maybe Sony's Legend of Zelda Film Can Pull It Back
Sony Pictures has announced that filming has wrapped on the live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda, with Wes Ball directing. The movie, a collaboration with Nintendo, is slated for a May 7, 2027 release. This follows the mixed critical reception of the Super Mario Bros. Movie, which has grossed over $629 million globally.
Xbox co-creator is more interested in Switch 3 than Project Helix because Nintendo hardware is "at least really interesting and cool, even when it fails"
Xbox co-creator Seamus Blackley expresses more excitement for Nintendo's and Valve's future hardware, like the potential Switch 3, than for Microsoft's rumored 'Project Helix' hybrid console. He finds the concept of a combined console-PC device uninspired and prefers the clear content identity of Nintendo's platforms, citing the appeal of exclusive titles like The Legend of Zelda. Blackley suggests that a lack of understanding of gaming's hit-driven nature and executive insecurity are leading Xbox away from compelling exclusive games.
Bloodborne is getting an R-rated animated film adaptation, co-produced by YouTuber JackSepticEye
Sony Pictures is developing an R-rated animated film adaptation of FromSoftware's Bloodborne, in partnership with YouTuber Seán McLoughlin (JackSepticEye) and Lyrical Animation. McLoughlin expressed his commitment to making it the best possible adaptation, aiming to capture the game's gruesome and violent nature. This adaptation is part of Sony's broader strategy of adapting its gaming IPs, with other projects including Helldivers, Horizon Zero Dawn, and The Legend of Zelda.
The Legend Of Zelda And Helldivers Movies Get New Updates
Sony Pictures announced updates for its upcoming The Legend of Zelda and Helldivers movies at CinemaCon. The Zelda film has wrapped filming, while the Helldivers movie, starring Jason Momoa and directed by Justin Lin, is set to begin pre-production soon with a November 2027 release date. Updates were also shared for a Resident Evil movie and an R-rated Bloodborne animated movie.
First official images released for The Legend of Zelda movie [update: wrapped up filming]
Nintendo has released the first official images from The Legend of Zelda movie, confirming that filming has begun. The movie is set to premiere on May 7, 2027, with Bo Bragason playing Princess Zelda and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link. Sony has also confirmed that filming has wrapped up.
The Legend of Zelda movie has wrapped filming
Filming has officially wrapped in New Zealand for the live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, co-produced by Nintendo and directed by Wes Ball. The film, starring Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link and Bo Bragason as Princess Zelda, is set to be released on May 7, 2027, and is now moving into post-production.
The Legend Of Zelda Live-Action Movie Has Officially Wrapped Filming
Filming has officially wrapped on the live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, Sony Pictures announced at Cinema Con. The film is scheduled for a global release on May 7, 2027, and will stream exclusively on Netflix. Shigeru Miyamoto previously confirmed Benjamin Evan Ainsworth will play Link and Bo Bragason will play Zelda.
Zelda Games Get a Power-Up as Monolith Soft Expands Their Role
Nintendo studio Monolith Soft will expand its role in the development of future The Legend of Zelda titles. Known for creating expansive worlds in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, Monolith Soft's involvement is expected to bring even larger and more detailed environments to the beloved franchise. This strategic move signals Nintendo's commitment to innovation within the Zelda series, with changes anticipated in upcoming, yet-to-be-announced games.
The Legend of Zelda Live Action Movie Has Finished Filming
Sony Pictures has announced that filming has concluded for the live-action The Legend of Zelda movie, with a theatrical release date set for May 7th, 2027. Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed Bo Bragason as Zelda and Evan Ainsworth as Link, with Wes Bell directing and Miyamoto producing. The film is reportedly the first in a planned trilogy and will feature Ganon as the antagonist.
Temu-tier Palworld imitator Pickmon changes a single title letter 'to better align with our brand identity' and definitely not for any other reason, guys, honest
The creature-collecting survival game Pickmon, developed by NetworkGo, has been renamed Pickmos after changing a single letter in its title. The publisher claims the change is to better align with its brand identity and lore, though the move comes amid scrutiny for its visual similarities to existing games like Pokémon and Palworld, and potential legal concerns from Nintendo.
The in-demand Lego Pokémon Kanto Region Badge Collection can now be built using bricks you own with newly released official instructions
Lego has released official instructions for building the coveted Pokémon Kanto Region Badge Collection, previously a gift-with-purchase for a large Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set. This allows fans to construct the badge collection using their own bricks or by ordering individual pieces from Lego's Pick-a-Brick service, offering a more affordable alternative to the resale market. The article also briefly mentions other Nintendo-themed Lego sets, including those for The Legend of Zelda.
Street Fighter 6 director talks working on Zelda: Minish Cap, says Shigeru Miyamoto is “a North Star guiding all game creators”
Street Fighter 6 director Takayuki Nakayama reflected on his experience working on The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap and the influence of Shigeru Miyamoto. Nakayama stated that Miyamoto serves as a guiding figure for all game creators and that the advice he received during the development of the Game Boy Advance title significantly shaped his approach to game development.
Final Fantasy? GTA? Nope, It's Pokemon Bugging Out on S... | TAG
Several gaming news items are covered, including a bug in Pokemon Champions on the Nintendo Switch that requires undocking the system for proper resolution, the anime movie ChaO's unique take on The Little Mermaid, and Framework's concerns about the future of personal computing. Other topics include Marathon's high development budget, the possibility of Link speaking in the Legend of Zelda movie, and discussions around Grand Theft Auto 6's potential delay and pricing. Additionally, Amazon is ending support for older Kindles, a guide for Pokemon Champions' Pokédex is available, and reviews for the Epomaker HE68 Lite keyboard and Final Fantasy 14's upcoming expansion hints are discussed. Finally, Rhythm Heaven Groove has a confirmed summer release date, and Rust 2 is confirmed to not be in development.
Monster Hunter and Pragmata creators praise The Legend of Zelda as the series turns 40: "A source of inspiration in…
Creators of Monster Hunter and Pragmata have praised The Legend of Zelda series as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. Kaname Fujioka of Monster Hunter expressed gratitude for the series' consistent quality and wonder, while Yonghee Cho of Pragmata highlighted Zelda as a significant source of inspiration for game developers.
