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Forums - Nintendo - HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZELDA!!!!! (and Link)(and Samus) (and others)

Asriel on 23 August 2010

These'll be US dates, I think?

Zelda's Japanese release was 21st February, 1986. So it'll be Zelda's 25th birthday in 2011 in Japan. Thinking about it, Skyward Sword could be part of a 25th anniversary celebration for Zelda in Japan. It'd be one way to drum up hype and market the game.



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BoneArk on 23 August 2010

Happy B-day!



                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

MrT-Tar on 23 August 2010

In 4 years time when it is Nintendo's 125th birthday, they better do something awesome!




manuel on 23 August 2010

Happy Bday, Zelda!



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SnesTea on 23 August 2010

Best franchise ever! Keep on rocking LoZ!



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mysticwolf on 23 August 2010
iasta said:

Stupid question about the birthdays... Which release do they count? Japan, US?

I'm pretty positive these are U.S. release dates, however some dates might be the same for US and Europe.



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darkknightkryta on 23 August 2010
Siko1989 said:

lets listen to some zelda music for the celebration :)

Listenning to this makes me wanna go out and find this mix.



iasta on 23 August 2010

@mysticwolf:

Thanks for the information, i was too lazy to check by myself (shame on me :$).

By the way happy birthday Nintendo games (with all their franchise and games, you could celebrate every month and every weeks).

Last but not least as MrT-Tar i really hope can get really nice stuff in 4 years for the 125th anniversary of big N



But we must first concentrate ourselves on the way to entertain people, for video games to live. Else, it's a world where sales representative will win, which has as effect to kill creativity. I want to say to the creators all around the world:"Courage, Dare!". Shigeru Miyamoto.