The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday we share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
Hey, it’s ANOTHER NintyBeats! None of the pieces this week were ever in a Video Game …Huh?
As you may have heard, the names of the new Pokémon games were possibly leaked today. I say “possibly” because of the vague chance the names are placeholders for later… but they aren’t. It wouldn’t make any sense, unless this is all a big plan to trick us all. Which is unlikely. The new Pokémon games will be titled… (run away now if the titles are too spoilery for you (spoiler: they aren’t)…)
The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday we share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
Hey, it’s another NintyBeats! This week, I made a NintyBeats. I’m too lazy to describe it, but… it’s great.
[nextpage title=”Intro/Creation Era” ]With the release of the next new Legend of Zelda game slowly approaching for Wii U, we hardly know anything about it. We know that there will be a constantly changing open world, you can utilise electric arrows, and Epona will be making a mighty return, but that’s basically it… we don’t even have a subtitle yet. Hopefully, this should all change during the Summer (or sooner, we know how Nintendo loves to surprise us), but in the meantime, it won’t hurt to try and theorise some of the details for the next Zelda release?
One of the most important parts of coming up with theories for unreleased games of the franchise is trying to figure out where the game will be set on the timeline. Nintendo have kept the Zelda timeline secret for a very long time (either because they wanted us to keep guessing or they just didn’t have one) but that was finally unveiled in the 2011’s Hyrule Historia (which was released a couple years later in English).
Today, we will be discussing where we think Zelda Wii U could be placed on the Timeline, and of course, feel free to join the fun… after the break!
PLEASE NOTE – The following may contain some crucial story spoilers of currently release The Legend of Zelda games!
2016 is going to be a big year, and one that will likely come with a bit more bias than usual. Yes, this year is the 30th Anniversary of The Legend of Zelda! Though Zelda’s 30th may not begin until the 21st February, we just cannot wait until then, so our celebrations are starting early, and will last for the next several months.
Be prepared for our Twilight Princess HD review in the next few weeks, as well as a review for The Legend of Zelda Wii U when it is eventually released. We also have several features planned which we all hope you enjoy and, if fortune smiles upon me, perhaps there may be a chance to win some Hyrulian Swag!
Until next time, keep on buzzing!
The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday we share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
In past NintyBeats, I may have neglected to give indie games the attention they deserve (possibly; even I don’t read these things). So this week, ’tis the time to focus on the music of three of Nintendo’s finest indie titles.
The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday we share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
It’s the third NintyBeats of 2016, and in honour of this fact we’ll be featuring three pieces this week! That’s the same as usual NintyBeats, you say? No you don’t, nobody reads these…
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