Archive for Tag: The Legend of Zelda
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The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX (GBC)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 
10 The name of this game makes many a fanboy spring up with joy, though I'd rather they kept it in their pants. Just as much as if you criticize Picasso, you'll be thrown out of art college, if you crit
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E3 2011: The Nintendo Press Conference
News Posts by Michael Gray on GameCola's E3 coverage continues, with a report from Nintendo's Press Conference.
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Skyward Sword Looks like a Wii Game
News Posts by Paul Franzen on 5 During its keynote at the Game Developers Conference earlier today, Nintendo showed off some new footage of its upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, and boy does it look waggletastic! Check it
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John Hughes’ The Legend of Zelda
Videos by Paul Franzen on 3 Nothing in this world matters more than you watching this video.
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Cleverbot Considers: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Columns by Nikola Suprak on 10 We here at GameCola have quite the history with automated chatbots. Back when our editor Paul Franzen was young and naive, and his beard was but a baby and not the epic nest for birds and vagrants it
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Oh, the Humanity!: How to Draw Legend of Zelda
Columns by Michael Gray on 2 Hello everyone, and welcome to "Oh, the Humanity!," the column that reviews videogame-based movies and books. The book I've got for you today is this:
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Flash Flood: Mega Man Versus Everyone Else
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on 2 Duels to the death are dangerous.
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Captain Eric’s Cheat Codes for Life
Columns by Eric Regan on 1 Captain Eric Regan offers advice on growing great beards and psychic predictions about the future of the Legend of Zelda series.
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A Letter about Zelda
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 1 Dear GameCola, I've been revisiting Zelda: Majora's Mask lately. That was a good game. It had lots of sidequests and minigames. Twilight Princess was lame. I mean, it was SO GOOD, but it was lame. All
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Low-Rent Adventures in Japan: Of of Oves
Columns by Richo Rosai on When I was a young boy spending all my time in the back of the room in Christian math class painstakingly translating books and song lyrics, I assumed that my perception of Japanese as being less expressive, less beautiful and poetic than English would slowly fade away with time as I was able to more fully grasp and appreciate the subtleties of the language. As of today this hasn’t been the case.