Legend of Zelda Triforce Heroes Articles
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DLC, Costumes & More with Tri Force Heroes Ver 2.0.0
0 commentsUpdate includes 30+ stage dungeon, costumes, blacklisting, and a better match-up system.All Nintendo Direct (11/12) annoucements
The most Nintendo news we have received since E3 come take a look at all of the events major announcements.Checkpoints and more added to Super Mario Maker
Checkpoint flags, mushroom/fireflowers, and more get added to Nintendo's platformer creation tool.Aonuma promises Zelda Wii U team is trying to finish the game "as fast as possible"
Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma says the upcoming Wii U title is "all that is on our minds."Legend of Zelda: TriForce Heroes lets you send trolls back under the bridge
Ever wish you could block trolls and never see them again? Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes lets you banish those "false heroes"On the fence about Triforce Heroes? Nintendo's giving out demo codes
Nintendo is e-mailing some lucky fans demo codes for their upcoming title in a promotional tidal wave.Legend of Zelda Tri Force Heroes story-line released in new trailer
A new Tri Force Heroes trailer debuts showing off game play, along with insights into the story-line that motivates Link.Hyrule Gold New Nintendo 3DS XL Gamestop Exclusive - already sold out, Tri Force Heroes Bundle added
GameStop was breifly retailing a Hyrule Gold New Nintendo 3DS XL, but updated their website to include a large bundle for the console and Tri Force Heroes for $240.Release Date Announced: Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes
LOZ fans in North America and Europe can expect Triforce Heroes release on October 23 of this year.Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Not on Zelda Timeline
There's no room on the timeline for Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Some story-line is set up, but not enough to prove to be a Zelda sequel.A Closer Look into The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes
More information about Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, and why teamwork matters.Zelda: Triforce Heroes Announced at E3
A new Zelda title announced at Nintendo's digital event at E3 today.- News
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