How to pronounce“zelda”in English

And I realized why Zelda really appealed to me.

with music from "The Legend of Zelda" or "Final Fantasy."

And the example that you bring is Zelda.

I grew up with Mario and Zelda and Kirby.

love with The Legend of Zelda is because at the beginning of every game you're always this scrawny, a little kid with a wooden sword and a wooden shield and you're told you need

And so let me just do a little more Zelda or whatever it is, whatever they're doing scrolling on TikTok usually.

And when I was a young lad it was just like Zelda, except for it also had a level editor and it had a C-like language,

I think about Breath of the Wild of Zelda, the new Hogwarts games, or things like that, where there are these immersive worlds that you're

Hi, Zelda, I'm your fellow South African and also, I guess, Afrikaner.

trying to think of any of them, even "Zelda 64" and the emotional journey of that story.

they played Nintendo games when they grew up-- so they would automatically buy then Zelda, and Super Mario, and 3DS, and Wii, and whatnot.

I have an incredibly lazy French Bulldog, named Zelda.

So then I went and bought-- I have literally right next to me about 15 different books about "Gatsby," about Zelda.

Yeah, like a video game or not-- I've played "Zelda."

It worked for "Legend of Zelda."

Or it could be in three dimensions, like a "Super Mario" or "Legend of Zelda" game made today.

Some go as far as saying "Call of Duty" or "Legend of Zelda" which are narrative,

Because I feel like there were a lot of kind of novelty songs in the beginning, where it's rap, but it's about Zelda, and Pokemon.

And even Mr. Arakawa, Minoru Arakawa, their president, when people would say, oh, Zelda is doing great in Japan, why don't we bring it over

But anyway, throughout this game and also another famous game that he created called "Legend of Zelda," they're sort of peppered with all these tiny little details that make

I'm talking about "The Legend of Zelda."

You're defeating Ganon, rescuing Zelda, saving the world.

So, my favorite game in Zelda was always "A Link to the Past," way back in the Super Nintendo.

What you do in this game you, again, very similar to Zelda, you get to go up from a zero to a hero--zero to level 50, or whatever the level cap is these days.