10 Zelda TOTK Characters That Deserve Way More Screentime

A player has showcased their character creation skills by bringing Jon Snow to life inThe Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. The iconic Game of Thrones character was quickly recognized by The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim community, who not only applauded the player's creation but also injected some humor into the situation.

While the lore revealed in does seem to clash with the established timeline, there is an intriguing possibility that the Zonai may not have founded the original Hyrule as the game suggests. Instead, there is a suggestion that the Hyrule ruled over by Rauru and Sonia may actually be a successor to another, even older kingdom. If true, this has the potential to explain some of ’s more puzzling details and has enormous implications for the entire series.

One Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has found a simple way for players to farm rupees by using a common Zonai device found all through Hyrule. Zonai devices in Tears of the Kingdom help players build almost any vehicle or structure to help Link navigate through Nintendo’s open world.

In a recent interview with the former President of SIE Worldwide Studios Shohei Yoshida, Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida stated that younger developers should head a potential Final Fantasy 17 over the old guard. Though the interview touched upon the development of Final Fantasy 16, Naoki Yoshida said that nothing has been decided as far as the franchise's future goes.

A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has created a unique Podracer inspired by the ones in Star Wars. Since the game was released, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fans have created a wide range of impressive vehicles, and this Podracer blends the worlds of Zelda and Star Wars.

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Another has been unveiled, showing off three characters from One Piece Film: Red. The new fighters, all part of DLC Character Pass 5, are now available to purchase.

is packed with side content to complete while working toward the ultimate goal of defeating Ganondorf, but one of the most prevalent throughout all of Hyrule is finding Bubbul Gems and bringing them to Koltin at his shop. Bubbul Gems can only be found within the many caves that have appeared following the Upheaval, and are looted from Bubbulfrogs, who drop them after being struck – usually by an arrow. Koltin provides frequent rewards for bringing him Bubbul Gems, but gathering every single one across Hyrule is a tall order that dedicated players will nonetheless be rewarded for.

Sony was at CES this month, and while they didn’t reveal any Pro versions of their hardware, they did take some time to talk about a Nintendo IP.

has many minigames, but only one of them is deserving of a full release. From the delightfully buggy auto-scroller platforming of to the run-and-gun action of, Night City is full of arcade treasures for V to get sucked into. Of course, by 2077, most interactive entertainment has been replaced by Braindances, or BDs, neural recreations of all the thoughts, emotions, and feelings a real individual experienced while doing something thrilling. But arcade cabinets still line the back walls of shops, restaurants, and bars, and the denizens of Night City frequently compete for high scores in some of the day's biggest releases.

Although : and both feature Ganon as the final boss, they do not follow all the conventions associated with ’s iconic villain. Of course, the clashes against Calamity Ganon and Demon King Ganondorf are incredibly memorable parts of these games, the culmination of all Link’s hard work and preparation. However, the circumstances surrounding these fights do arguably lack certain aspects from previous titles featuring Ganon.

With the success of, there are several core games that could follow in its wake. The game that wrapped up Generation 8 titles was released to critical acclaim, offering a new type of gameplay and open-world exploration that was, until then, unknown to the classic Nintendo franchise. The game is set in Gen 4’s Sinnoh region, but hundreds of years back, when it was still known as Hisui. At that time, humanity was still establishing itself within villages in the region, which made for an interesting story set in ages past, while still maintaining a lot of its connection to present-day Sinnoh.