I’m not sure if you’re aware, but I’m a huge Zelda nut. I love my Zelda in all shapes and sizes. Handheld Zeldas, Celda Zeldas, even Smash Bros. Zeldas. This next Zelda I’m about to show you blew my mind in more ways then one. Animator Joel Furtado also likes his Zeldas, difference is he’s a lot more talented than I am, case in point the above video.

I would love to see the inevitable Wii U Zelda take an art direction similar to what was done in the video. It’s equal parts awesome and fantastic, and was obviously created by a fan who loves the series as much as the next guy, or maybe even more. I know that the video is all CGI and doesn’t contain a lick of what could be considered gameplay, but come on! Doesn’t it look fantastic? So what are you waiting for Nintendo?! Give Joel Furtado a call, like, yesterday!

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With the recent news about Mega Man 10 coming to WiiWare in 2010 a lot of people are speculating about Sheep Man and what the two player game play will be like. I, however, am more curious about what new robot masters they are going to come up and if there is going to be more robot women to fight. So I decided to look into all the past robot masters that Mega Man has originally fought, ranging from the elemental masters, to the amazing and power robots like ring man.

It was then that I happen to stumble across Mega Phil X and his creative Mega Man 10 fan project that he was working on way before Mega Man 10 was in existence. I have to say he came up with some awesome robot masters, as well as some kicking Capcom-eque music.

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Remember that Star Fox game we didn’t hear about at E3? Well here it is – Shadows of Lylat – a Starfox fan-game that looks good enough to press, package, and sell in stores.  The only problem? It’s not for the Wii.  Shadows of Lylat is built on the Freespace 2 Open engine, a cross platform space simulator engine built from, you guessed it, Freespace 2.  When finished, you’ll be able to play the game on PC, Mac, and Linux – and well, MAYBE on the Wii too, if you’re into that “grey area” homebrew stuff.

Barrel roll past the break for a trailer.

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If anyone remembers that article I posted a while back about a rumored remake of Final Fantasy VI? It would seem that the creation was not actually made by Square but by a very dedicated fan by the name of Edward. Spoony Bard jokes aside, it would seem that he found our article and gave us the 411 on the info. So if you are interested in his art you can check out his deviant art page.

Sorry for the confusion guys, but in all seriousness, who wouldn’t want to see a 3D remake of Final Fantasy VI?