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The Legend of Zelda is one of the most beloved game series of all time. Hell, my favorite game of all time happens to be Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64. During the year 2000, the follow up to LOZ: Ocarina of Time was released named Majora's Mask. Ocarina of Time left such a stamp on video game history, how could you follow up to that? Love it or hate it, Majora's Mask has made a 3

Video games are insanely easy today. OK, maybe that's pushing it a bit, but video games back then were insanely difficult. What are some of the levels and bosses that you can remember that were just impossible to complete? Metalhead Ned has begun his journey of beating difficult levels in the first episode of This Level Sucks.

These 20 games are what we consider to be the best on the Nintendo 3DS, and you should consider making them a part of your library.

You read that right -- Link, Zelda, Ganon and all of Hyrule are coming to Netflix in the form of a live action TV series.

2015 has arrived! Which means we better record a new podcast of The SNaCK. Sam, Craig, and Ned talk about the new Nintendo Direct video, 2014, and how there should be a 'crap tax.'

When I got the news that Club Nintendo was closing down for another type of rewards program, I was pretty bummed. I looked forward to claiming my codes online and getting some free stuff! Those days are coming to close, but Nintendo is going out with a bang. To clear out your leftover coins, Nintendo has released a massive amount of stuff to purchase with your coins, however...

Guess what!? You remember that cool video game symphony that I was talking about on WGRD.com for the past few weeks? Well, tickets can be pretty expensive, but why pay for them when you can win them though us? Heck yea, we have free tickets to rePlay: Symphony of Heroes that you could win!

You may or may not have heard of my podcast that I am a part of called The SNaCK, but were a bunch of gaming/comic book/movie nerds. We enjoy talking about anything from our childhoods and today's stuff as well. Since we love the old school stuff, we love to play old Nintendo games. Lately though, we caught a virus, and that virus is Dr. Mario.

Little did we know, but Mario from the Super Mario Bros. owns a cat. This cat also seems to have inherited something the Mario knows how to do quite well. Jumping!

Remember Earthworm Jim? Aero the Acrobat? Bubsy the Bobcat? Rocket Knight? What ever happened to this strange creativity? These games were a blast! Well, maybe not all of them, but the definitely left a mark on video game history don't you think?

I remember when Mario Kart 64 hit the shelves. Everyone was playing it! My brother got the game for one of his birthdays or whatever, but we'd have friends over and play the living heck out of Mario Kart 64. Since Mario Kart 64, there has been Double Dash, Wii, and Mario Kart 8. How do today's teens react to it though?

Why is it that every time Nintendo announces something, I have to own it? I owe it to my Nintendo Fanboy-ism on this, but yesterdays Nintendo Direct video had me excited for a lot of things, but one certain item stood out. I already own one of these, but why do I need to buy another one?