Zelda II: The Adventure of Link - Virtual Console Articles

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  Nintendo Concert Gets Livestream

  With the German WDR Rundfunkorchester Köln, video game concerts finally find their way to Europe. The upcoming Symphonic Legends concert in September is so popular that it was already sold out at the beginning of this year. Because of the huge demand, WDR and Nintendo Germany now announced a livestream for the music event.
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  Is Mysterious Zelda Character Anthropomorphised Sword?

  As is the norm in the gaming world after an important announcement, gamers are already excitedly exchanging rumours regarding the latest Zelda game, details of which were released by Shigeru Miyamoto at a behind-closed-doors conference a few days ago. The most prevalent of these rumours, however, seems to be the theory that the blue female character is actually an anthropomorphised form of the Master Sword, based on the gem inset into her chest and her hood which seems to resemble ...
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  New Book: The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy

  From the article: A new book has popped up on Amazon.com titled The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy. It will be edited by Luke Cuddy and will be released on November 28. The Legend of Zelda is the first video game to get the treatment from any of the philosophy publishers. However, Popular Culture and Philosophy also has World of Warcraft and Philosophy lined up for release sometime in 2009.
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  New info Zelda II unveiled?

  Shigeru Miyamoto has unveiled some new information about Zelda II in an interview, and confirmed that the game will be coming to the Wii. We can probably expect a load of Wii - DS functionalities and maybe even a FPS-mode...
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  Zelda II Marks 100th virtual console release

  Nintendo announced this morning that it's going to be putting Zelda II-The Adventure of Link on the Wii's Virtual Console channel June 4 to mark the download service's 100th title. The company says that more than 4.7 million games have been downloaded from the Virtual Console since the service was launched in November. That's more than 1,000 games every hour. According to Nintendo, the top five downloads are Super Mario Bros., Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Super Mario World ...