ZELDA ADVENTURE

Quote 02/14/13Hi everyone ! Sorry for the long period of time without any news. I haven't worked on the map for months. The motivation was gone, and we had other things to focus on. But we're going back on the map and hope to be able to finish the 1.0 (still a lot to do ). So, nothing sure, but you may be able to play the 1.0 in a few months. What is missing for the 1.0 ? And, by the way, ZA is 2 years old since yesterday ! Spirale. We create the map with the AdventureCraft Mod, which is created by Cryect. Zelda Adventure is a map currently in progress, created by Gary520 and helped by Spirale. DONATIONS : You can encourage us by doing a don ! Paypal : Click here ! DESCRIPTION : Lifetime : Seven-Eight hours for now, we think the ten hours will be easily achieved for the final version.Number of dungeons : Seven for now, but we intend to make more than eight. WEBSITE: The website is not finished yet. Join my facebook page : Gary520 Total : 571 089 downloads !

Zelda's Post-Apocalyptic Future Is Dangerous. Take This. This kind of goes in line with the idea I've spouted a couple of times in the past about a futuristic Zelda. It wouldn't necessarily be post-apocalyptic, though.. we see too much of that "dark and gritty, dirty, demolished" look in this entire generation of games anyway. Nah, just plain future. Somewhat dystopic, lots of bad things, but not so far ahead that humanity is hanging onto what it once had and destroyed. Future Zelda would be a similar big cities Blade Runner/Deus Ex setting. Some big bad dude (head of a huge company- think Google in our future when they own your house and lives) rediscovers those old legends and finding the stories to be true when he obtains a piece of the Triforce, goes to take over the world. I'm imagining similar gameplay, with a futuristic hook. One cool thing they could do is NOT capture Zelda this time.

"The Triforce of Bass" Brings Dubstep to the Zelda Soundtracks Dubstep is a genre of music that has always been on my "to avoid" list along with country pop, scuzz rock and anything that appears on the "Mamma Mia!" soundtrack. This Zelda infused bit of musical goodness, however, is a sweet exception. "The Triforce of Bass" is an epic collection of dubstep style covers of the most iconic songs from the original Dubstep is a genre of music that has always been on my "to avoid" list along with country pop, scuzz rock and anything that appears on the "Mamma Mia!" "The Triforce of Bass" is an epic collection of dubstep style covers of the most iconic songs from the original Legend of Zelda and Adventures of Link for the NES. It brings together the talents of producer dj-lo, UK DJ Mykah, and DJ Cutman and Spamtron, best known for their Zelda II inspired album "Bagu and the Riverman". And here's the best part: The entire album is free!

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