We have plenty of new details on The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess from Nintendo's hour-long demo and walk-through session. Read on to find out the identities of some of the characters from ...

The game does not seem to feature perfect 1:1 controls for swordplay (1:1 meaning Link’s sword animations match your own hand movements with the Wii-mote). However, it does feature ...

In general, Twilight Princess still looks good, and its helped by the addition of new high-definition textures. The new content is a bit more sparse, being mostly limited to Amiibo exclusives.

Both the GameCube and Wii versions of Twilight Princess are priced at $49.99. Although, if you don't already own a Wii you should also consider the cost of the new hardware at $249.99.

For now, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess 1.0 randomizer beta is not available to the public. However, version 0.20b is available for download.

While in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Zant’s pact with Ganon gave him an array of magical skills, he possessed his own skills. One ability, in particular, came back to haunt Ganondorf.

The N64 Zelda s were limited to attacking with the sword, blocking with the shield, or jumping side-to-side. Wind Waker added a single counterattack, but Twilight Princess gives Link far more options.

It Doesn't Lean Too Far One Way or Another Twilight Princess was made with both the GameCube and the Wii in mind, so the controls had to be easily adaptable to both consoles. The game is arguably ...

If you've ever wondered what one of the old school Legend of Zelda titles would look like with the graphics of a modern, current-gen Zelda like Skyward Sword, you may be in luck.