Because of this dynamic, Zelda is able to be more than just a princess in some games, which adds depth to her character by showing a variety of her skills beyond just her ability to lead Hyrule.

Here's the statement Nintendo sent IGN: "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Nintendo ... will also get the upgrades for both BOTW and TOTK as part of their subscription.

Zelda Is More Than A Silent Protagonist The Princess Often Plays A Huge Role ... Why don't we talk about it like BotW? It's moments like these that prove Zelda to be much more than just a silent ...

Princess Zelda, from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, has a release window for her new Figma. The Good Smile Company has released new, full-color images of the Figma, showing off its ...

“The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom” is the first core game of the franchise to center Princess Zelda. The result is inventive and character-driven. “Echoes of Wisdom” even feels ...

Princess Zelda has been lost, kidnapped, and forced into hiding. She’s been trapped in stone, crystal, and in the twisting body of a dragon. Yet she’s never had a meaningful opportunity to ...

It’s been a long road, but the princess in the Nintendo franchise named after her is no longer helpless or simply an assistant. By Aimee Ortiz Aimee Ortiz has spent hundreds of hours in Hyrule.

Princess Zelda has to escape from jail. She was tossed into prison over her alleged involvement in the appearance of mysterious “rifts” all over the land of Hyrule. Under normal circumstances ...

Nintendo knows you want to see the princess hack and slash her way through Hyrule. Nintendo knows you want to see the princess hack and slash her way through Hyrule. Charles Pulliam-Moore is a ...

A reader argues that Zelda: Twilight Princess is the best entry in the series and unfairly criticised for being unoriginal. It’s probably going to be at least five years till we get another ...

For the first time in nearly forty years, Princess Zelda is starring in the blockbuster video game series that bears her name. “I was shocked,” says Polygon Deputy Games editor Maddy Myers.