The Zelda Globe | September Edition

Hello Zelda Amino!

It is time. Time to release the September edition of The Zelda Globe community magazine!

ߐ Community Updates ߐ

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Two beloved curators have returned to the team!

Welcome back Iris/Daddy and Final/Dark!

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Curator Amanda takes a break from Amino because of personal reasons!

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The community will change its concept soon.

Stay tuned for future updates on this!

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The Zelda Globe will from now on be released every 2 months!

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ߐ Art Gallery ߐ

ߐ Cosplayer of the month ߐ

The cosplay of the month goes to...

Link /RP!

She always releases amazing cosplays, which are really popular here. Here’s a little spoiler to her newest cosplay post!

Here you can find her post!

ߐ Fanfiction ߐ

A Hero’s Return by: Blake Seeger (kokiriforestresident)

The Hero of Time is needed once again!

After battling Majora in an alternate Hyrule, Link awakens to find himself in a mysterious forest and his memory gone. Returning home to Kokiri forest, he finds that nothing has happened. It’s as if he had never left. Seven years and Link has grown. Though the forest had yet to be touched, the rest of Hyrule was in a state of decay. Learning that the Goddesses left much of their power in three rings, he sets out on his journey. But this time he will be aided by many friends along the way. The foe that threatens the lands this time is no pushover; an unknown enemy locked within a crack in space and time. Can Link obtain these rings and stop him from escaping his prison? Along the way, he will come across new and old foes and gain memories of another timeline.

Can be ed for free on Smashwords, Barnes&Nobel, and iBooks

Thank you Blake for sharing this!

ߐ Game Review ߐ

BS Zelda is an artifact of Zelda history many people know about, but some people have yet to hear of this game, let alone play it. BS Zelda is a remake of the NES title, “The Legend of Zelda”. It wasn’t an exact recreation, though. The game was broadcast only in Japan to the player’s Super Famicom through an add-on called the “Satellaview”. Therefore, the Super Famicom had access to real world time. Sometimes the game was playable, and sometimes the game was not. At certain times, dungeons, caves, and items would be accessible, and other times, they would not be. The players had to keep track of when to play.

I played a fan translated rom hack of this game which took out the time element of the game entirely. Overall, I really liked this game. As I said earlier, this game is not an exact recreation of the original NES title, therefore, it’s dungeons, shops, and item placements are different. The map is basically the same, with a few differences. Zelda is also a playable character. If you really like the game that the original was, you’ll love playing this game as well. This game isn’t as hard as the original, but to some people that’s a very good thing, including me. It’s pure Zelda fun. I would totally recommend giving this game a play. All you need to do is search around for a SNES emulator and the rom.

I would suggest visiting this website if you wish to learn more about BS Zelda. (http://bszelda.zeldalegends.net/bszelda.shtml)

Review by Ergico. Thank you for sharing it!

Thank you all for submitting articles, art and more for this edition of the magazine!

I hope you enjoyed reading it!