2004 was maybe the best E3 Nintendo ever had. They started the show with Reggie and ended with a trailer for this Zelda game.

Sans and Papyrus may be fonts you never use, but they are characters you nerdy love from this game.

"This PS4 launch title with five letters may be a knack in the gaming... FUCK!"

To put it bluntly, Studio Ghibli would not be a thing without this once-in-a-generation director.

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In most game's, the protagonist Link is tasked to rescue the Princess Zelda, who is the mortal reincarnation of this goddess.

Companies love to exaggerate their games with this adjective; even Masahiro Sakurai couldn't resist the word as a subtitle for his Smash Bros. game.

"If you want my comeback, you'll have to scrape it off your mum's teeth."

Arguably Studio Ghibli's magnum opus, this 2001 film follows little Chihiro as she tries to make ends meet after her parents turn into pigs.

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Imagine this. You are playing Skyward Sword. You see a flying house. You climb up to flying house, only encounter this person biking.

In September 2019, gamers became obsessed with this three-hour indie game starring an annoying fowl.

"Maybe she has menopause..."

Batman in a Studio Ghibli film? Yes, before this actor became Gotham's protector, he portrayed Howl in Howl's Moving Castle.

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Gamers will complain today that Zelda releases are so few & far between. They should have lived between 1988 to 1997, when this total number of Zelda games released.

Nathan Drake decided to help the poor PS Vita by starring in this game.

"Wolfie, you are the aggressive submissive."

Released in 2020, this CG-animated Ghibli film scored the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score with 31%.

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Everyone remembers Groose from Skyward Sword, but we shouldn't discount his two lackeys that bully alongside him, these names.

What video game lets you play as Kairi, Holden Dippledorf and Freddie Mercury? Well, this interactive horror game give you that opportunity.

"I wish I could put a bullet through your head."

In 1988, two depressing but landmark anime films were released: Akira & this Studio Ghibli film from Isao Takahata.

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