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Nintendo’s beloved adventure series The Legend of Zelda has turned 35 years old.
Fans around the world celebrated the anniversary online this weekend, though Nintendo itself has remained silent.
The original Zelda game – The Legend of Zelda – first launched for the NES on 21st February 1986 in Japan.
Other series standouts include Link’s Awakening in 1993 for Game Boy, Ocarina of Time for N64 in 1998, and The Wind Waker in 2002 for GameCube.
Breath of the Wild, the series’ most recent all-new release, arrived alongside Nintendo Switch in 2017.
So, why hasn’t Nintendo marked the anniversary on its social media? Well, despite recently announcing an HD port of Wii entry Skyward Sword, the company is yet to properly detail its plans for Zelda’s 35th anniversary year. In Nintendo land, we’re technically still celebrating Mario’s 35th (which was last year) until the end of March. Here’s hoping Nintendo realises it is Link and Zelda’s birthday after that.
Can you tell which one’s my favorite Zelda game? ?#Zelda35th #???35?? pic.twitter.com/TtbjtZwBzZ
— Niko Geyer (@nikogeyer) February 21, 2021
Happy #Zelda35th ?? pic.twitter.com/BgQQJ0KI1n
— Shell ?? #CurlyCosplay (@Shellanin) February 21, 2021
Thanks, but y?all are 4 years early… #Zelda35th
— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) February 21, 2021
nintendo may not be doing anything but i fully intend to celebrate by sticking my head in a pile of snow and then screaming for eight hours #zelda35th pic.twitter.com/OEqKrbPLhZ
— both slightly inactive and slightly insane (@nikiforcvs) February 21, 2021
For #Zelda35th, here is the glorious The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Japan rap! pic.twitter.com/wRWgyhcD4O
— Zelda Gif World (@GifZelda) February 22, 2021
Which is the best Zelda? A few years back, we all had a big argument and assembled a Legend of Zelda top 10.
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