Robo Luchador

As time went on and the fans clamored for more of their favorite game A Link to the Past. Nintendo heard the cries of fans and began work on a new 3DS title in the Legend of Zelda. This game was a direct sequel to A Link to the Past and was called A Link Between Worlds. The game was an amazing new Game the quickly made most people's top 5 games. Now with this game come a another new Link so let's take a look at this new hero.

As time moves on and So does the Zelda games and with the massive success of the Wii Nintendo was ready to try something new. That new came in the form of tighter motion controls and a new Zelda game to show them off in the form of  Skyward Sword. Now let us take a look at our new Chosen Hero.

As we continue down our path of Zelda games over the years we must return again to the handhelds for another's adventure. The Adventure is known as The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks and takes place in the Adult Timeliner like wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass before it. This Game is set in a new Hyrule and you guessed it stars another Link. So let's take a look at the Hero of the Spirit Tracks.

As the Gamecube reached the end of it's life and the Wii brought new life to Nintendo fans only wanted one thing. The Zelda game that was promised to them. Well Nintendo delivered and we got The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess on both the Wii and Gamecube. So lets take a look at this darker version of Link.

The next installment of the Zelda Franchise moved to the world of handhelds once again with  The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap. The Game brought a new perspective to the franchise and like the others brought us a new Link.

Wind Waker was well poorly received and while Nintendo was working on what fans wanted, more on that when it come around, they decided to well pacify fans for a while.  This pacification was to take the acclaimed Four Swords and make a longer game on the GameCube and use the GBA as controllers. With this venture into co-op we get a new Link you how does this one stand.

So at the tell end of last year I wrote The Good Smile Company a (hypothetical) letter. In that letter i talk about my desire to see more Legend of Zelda Stuff and they have not disappointed with a Breath of the Wild Nendoroid announced. This time though I have another subject I'd like to address.  That subject is Yu-Gi-Oh! that right the harmless children's card game with the goofy haired protagonists. I just recently got my Figma Dark Magician Girl and so I though write another letter but this time the letter is to Max Factory who work closely with the Good Smile Company. So let's get started Shall we.

So I've been taking a break from Zelda writing to play some really awesome games and these game are well something I've never done before. It's not that these Games are genres I've never touched before but rather part of a program I'm not a big fan of. That program is Early Access ... Yeah I'm not a huge fan of this program mostly because of the countless number of games that have never finished or never will finish. However I've found myself playing not one but 2 games in early access.

Another console generation From Nintendo came with hopes of a more epic Zelda. That loveable little lunch box known as Gamecube promised just a game. This tech demo made fans excited and just a few year passed and we got the next chapter of the Zelda franchise in the Wind Waker.

Sometime you move forward and other time you move backwards. Our next Links (yeah you're reading that right Links with a S) was well a step sideways. With the rerelease of a Link to the Past on the GameBoy Advance came a surprise to show off the new four player link cable. So include was a side game staring Link and had four player co-op. This game was Four Swords and had well four Links.