This year marks the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, one of the most memorable and beloved series in all of gaming. To celebrate the occasion, we've devoted 24 pages of our October issue to honoring Zelda's past and looking forward to its future.

Beginning with a look back, we have a 14-page run-down of every major Zelda release up to this point. We've split this retrospective into a series of personal essays explaining why each of these legendary games mattered to us. After this history lesson, you can dig in to a 10-page exclusive hands-on with Skyward Sword, Nintendo's upcoming Wii swan song. We spent six hours playing portions of the game that have never been seen such as the mysterious Silent Realm, experienced brand new gameplay mechanics including flying and dowsing, and spoke with long-time series creator Eiji Aonuma about how Zelda is evolving for the future. All of this info and more awaits in the new issue, and we'll have a whole month of online coverage to back it up, including exclusive videos of Skyward Sword and a ton of fun features paying homage to 25 years of Zelda adventures.

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i sure hope i can stay away from whatever they say then! :S

That's a badass cover.

So, this is the second Wii game to ever get on the cover?

Which was the first?

@Soriku

Thanks. A year between both covers, then.

Is it GI's fault that Ninty is so secretive with their own games?? Blame the devs for not sharing info.
OT looks good, I subscribe anyway.

wtf? your telling me mario kart/galaxy or wii sports never made the front cover of this mag? Im fomr the UK which seems to mimick the american market and im pretty sure our top multi format mags have had more than 2 wii games on the front covers.

Third. Red Steel in 2006

So we're down to one first-party Nintendo console game on the cover in Nintendo's best home-console generation (and best overall with the ecstatic DS). Has to prove something

Nobody in this thread is blaming anyone or complaining about anything.

Edit: Damn...forget it...

LOL, i knew exactly where it was gonna go