The Zelda Cast

In celebration of Zelda Dungeon's themed week, Companion Week, the fellas decide to weigh in their thoughts about every Zelda companion - EVER! From Midna to Fi, Navi to Moosh, we break it down and give you our candid thoughts about some of Link's best - and not so best - companions.

The boys are joined by ZD's own Rod Lloyd to give their reactions to the Nintendo Direct! Luigi's Mansion, Animal Crossing, Final Fanasy, Smash, and more! It's one of our best episodes yet!

Andy is joined by Zelda Dungeon friends Kevin O'Rourke and Kat Vadam to open up the ZD Mailbag. We talk Castlevania in Smash, what a mess the timeline is and if it can be saved, our favorite Zelda websites other than ZD, and whether Spirit Tracks is a good game or a good Zelda game. Check it out here!

In a (very) long episode, Andy and Taylor count down their top ten favorite Wii games of all tine! Where does Skyward Sword rank? Should Twilight Princess be eligable? What's gonna take home number one? Which hidden gems make the list!? It's all here!

The boys are back to talk Stranger Things: The Game, what a mobile Zelda game would look like, the rumor and innuendo suggesting Skull Kid might be a playable character in Smash Bros Ultimate, and asking if the Switch is already Nintendo's greatest console ever in terms of great games!

The boys unpack the IGN controversy, the Zelda timeline bombshell, and that incredible Smash Bros. Direct!

Andy gives Taylor a list of 20 characters to have him give the odds of them appearing in SSBU! Mipha, Spring Man, Shovel Knight, and more are discussed!

The Marathon hangover is almost gone as the boys ape fellow Zelda Dungeon collegues Mases and Gooey's 'Definitive' ranking system to talk Twilight Princess Dungeons!

Award winning Zelda composer Rozen stops by to talk to the boys about his new album, Ballads of Hyrule.

Also featured: Why can't Zelda save herself ever, our favorite Dark Horse Zelda books, the future of 2D Zelda, mobile gaming, and so much more!

The boys are joined by Zelda Runners host Euan Crombie to discuss SGDQ, the scene, and what goes into speedrunning

The boys are at it in this gigantic 3 hour E3 episode. A pre-show, post-sow, reactions, predictions, analysis, and so much more! If you missed it live, come join us for Nintendo's 2018 E3!

After a little audio snafu, we get the right show to you guys! Featuring Andrew Willlis and Gooey Fame, we dive deep into E3 predictions!

We're joined by Zelda Dungeon's Kevin O'Rourke to talk Marathon, Zelda at E3, and Pokemon Let's Go!

We put it all on the line and bet our souls on Nintendo's E3 conference.

UPDATE: Correct audio is posted! Sorry for those who downloaded and got a bum track! The right one is here now! Andy and Taylor are joined by Rob Maher, lead developer of the awesome indie title Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King, a 2D Zelda inspired adventure, to chat game development, Zelda, and future games!

We unpack Nintendo's Paid Online service for the Switch and make the case that a remake of The Four Swords would be a perfect launch title

Plus discussion of which Wii U games deserve to be ported over to the Switch next!

Andy is joined by special guests Gooey Fame and Captain Dangerous to explore the world of Nendoroids, amiibo, photography, and making a difference!

Plus we discussed the Zelda series most missued villains and explore what villains from different media would be cool in Zelda!

The Cast delivers a more introspective show, talking remakes, future hopes, and sorting out their feelings on the timeline.

The gang are serving up a special bonus episode for your Friday night as they crack open the Zelda mailbag and answer some fan questions.

Andy, Sav, and Taylor are feeling turn based as they ponder what the best way to make an awesome Zelda RPG

The gang is back to talk about all things Super Smash Bros.! We go over our hopes and dreams for the game, which aspets from Breath of the Wild we're hoping to see incorporated, and examine the curious case of the Zelda series in Smash. Enjoy!

The gang look back at Breath of the Wild one year after its release and ponder it's legacy towards the Zelda series