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Finally, some Zelda music Nintendo won't take down. - Vimarsana News

Finally, some Zelda music Nintendo won't take down.

After Nintendo cancelled it’s Nintendo Live 2024 Tokyo event, the two concerts set to take place during the event — Zelda and Splatoon — were scheduled to be released later on YouTube. The first of those two concerts, Tears of the Kingdom, is now available and it starts strong. Zelda music rarely, if ever, misses, and just the first notes of TOTK’s “Main Theme” hits like a rolling Goron. Splatoon fans can listen to their concert tomorrow February 10th.

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The Palworld Pokemon mod from ToastedShoes is back, but this time it's legally distinct from Nintendo's own franchise, and available now.

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Nintendo fans said Mario's voice sounded different in new trailers, and they were right. - Vimarsana News

Nintendo fans said Mario's voice sounded different in new trailers, and they were right.

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