Unlike previous Legend of Zelda games, Link doesn't recover health ... but there are some ingredients that are BotW-exclusive. You can cook meals to restore health, of course, but if you put ...

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.

Each game follows the young hero Link, who wields a legendary sword as he defeats evil and saves the magical Princess Zelda. Wes Ball will direct Nintendo and Sony's live-action "The Legend of ...

Princess Zelda is one of Nintendo's best-known characters, but she'd never starred in one of its games until this year. Despite lending her name to the Legend of Zelda series, she'd always played ...

The franchise may be named after her, but the legendary Princess Zelda of Hyrule has almost never been a playable character in the nearly 40-year-old series. Originally a damsel-in-distress ...

Back in 2016, a manga series was also released based on GameCube and Wii release The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. This same manga series has now received a complete box set courtesy of VIZ ...

You'll need to beat the Princess Zelda Echo in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom in the Ancient Ruins rift to progress in the 'Prime Energy and Null' main story quest. It's a common saying that you can be ...

“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 ...

It’s finally The Legend of Zelda. Nearly 40 years after Link, a brave hero, first embarked on a mission to save Princess Zelda, she finally gets her due. Echoes Of Wisdom, which was released for ...

Instead of having Link as the ever-faithful protagonist rescuing Princess Zelda, the titular character ... different considering the gameplay style. BoTW and ToTK, on the other, are massive ...

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.