There’s no video game franchise out there more deserving of the live orchestra treatment than Zelda.
It wasn’t until Ocarina of Time that music became an integral part of gameplay, but ever since the very first title, the tunes were there, despite the limitations of the NES’s weedy sound chip. Armed with just a few square and triangle waves and a noise channel, Koji Kondo was able to summon soundscapes imbued with mystery and majesty.
Now, 27 years later, themes from the series are getting a proper orchestral overhaul. The ‘Symphony of the Goddesses’ tour came to London’s Hammersmith Apollo last night and HeyUGuys didn’t pass up the opportunity to witness the spectacle first hand.
If you have been awaiting the game patiently over the years, here in this Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review, check out what to expect.
Screen Rant Writes "The Legend of Zelda has reliably starred Link in every game, but the series has introduced a lot of characters that could carry their own spinoffs. The Zelda games have surprising depth in their casts beyond the series mainstays of Link and Zelda. A new game that puts the spotlight on one of these side characters could bring some new potential to the series."
It’s still very surprising that Nintendo hasn’t published one of its biggest IPs onto mobile platforms yet.…
no, screw mobile lol.
nintendo would monetize the crap out of that. hell they do it now with skyward with the amibo.
Yes let's promote Nintendo getting into the worst platform for actual games. So excited for that -_- /s
As much as I would like that knowing Nintendo they'd mess things up. I just wish they'd either put a web browser and multimedia capabilities on the Nintendo Switch or give us android.
