zelda

When the Grand Rapids Symphony does pop culture music, it's always a good time. When they do video game music, it's freakin' magical! If you recall, the Grand Rapids Symphony did "PLAY! A Video Game Symphony" a couple years ago, and it was awesome! Then they did "Legend of Zelda: Symphony of Goddesses," which was amazing! Now, the Grand Rapids Symphony returns with rePlay: Sy

I was finally able to pick up the latest entry into the Zelda series. If you stick to WGRD.com and on air, you will know that I am quite the Zelda fan. However, this is a first of its kind when it comes to the Zelda series. Koei Tecmo and Nintendo teamed up to create a pretty awesome version of Dynasty Warriors.

When I bought my Nintendo WiiU over a year ago, the big reason that I bought it was because of the special Zelda bundle that came out. It was only $300 for a special system and a game! It was what finally got me to buy the WiiU, even though many people still hate this thing. When I got it, I played the living hell out of Zelda: Wind Waker...then I just stopped. That finally came to an end this wee

Episode 6 of The SNaCK has arrived! On this episode we try something new by not having any kind of script! What do you think happens! Listen to find out!

YouTuber Egoraptor has a very popular video series by the name of 'Sequalitis.' He has made hilarious video commenting on the greatness and the falls of games like Mega Man X and Castlevania. Now Egoraptor has gone after my favorite game of all time, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Not so recently, I did a post of my favorite Super Nintendo games, and it was a very difficult list to come up with. After the Super Nintendo, the next console that I owned was the Nintendo 64. Honestly, it was the last game console that I was TRULY excited about...

The Grand Rapids Symphony has been performing some great concerts with their Symphonic Boom Series. I checked out PLAY! A video game symphony earlier this year, and was incredibly impressed! My favorite parts of that performance were by far the Legend of Zelda parts...so when I heard they were dedicating an ENTIRE NIGHT to Zelda, I had to check it out!

Last night, I went and checked out the Grand Rapids Symphony. Normally, I never really attend the Symphony because classical music doesn't appeal to me to much. Last night however, the DeVos Performance hall was packed with crazed gamers, young and old! Why? The symphony performed some of our favorite video game songs. Was I satisfied with it though?

We don't normally talk highly of Ohio State here at WGRD, but this is too good to pass up.  The Ohio State marching band did a tribute to video games during their halftime show this weekend.  The band played video game theme songs while marching in formations that depicted the games.  Some of the games that the band featured were Zelda, Halo, Pokemon, Tetris, and Super Mario Brothers.

Every time a new Zelda game comes out, it generates a lot of buzz. Why? Well, all of the games are so damn good. Dungeon exploring, action, adventure, storyline, all that good crap. Turns out Nintendo has cranked out another Zelda game. Competing with games like Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Wii's motion controls, and focus on the Wii Motion Plus, is this really worth shaking your wrist too?

Let's start of the new "Games to try before you die" with the game that started pretty much everything in modern gaming, The Legend of Zelda.

Have questions of what this awesome console is? Well here you go! It is a new Handheld gaming console from Nintendo. It is going to have 3D gaming without the use of those chunky 3D glasses! (whoa....awesome) It will be able to play all of your old Nintendo DS games along with the new 3DS games...