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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 30. United Linux officially formed. ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 14. US Government announce restrictions on exporting cryptography are relaxed (although not removed). This allows many US companies to stop the long running, and rather ridiculous process of having to create US and international copies of their software. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 19. Transmeta launch their new 'Crusoe' chips. Designed for laptops these provide comparable performance to the mid-range Pent ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 22. 80486 SX released as cheaper alternative to 80486 DX - the key difference being the lack of an integrated F.P.U. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May. Introduction of Sound Blaster Pro. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June. In order to promote OS/2 Bill Gates took every opportunity after its release to say 'DOS is dead', however the development of DOS 5.0 ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1990, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1991, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1992, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1993, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1994, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1995, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 27, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 21 [poss. 23], Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 3, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 28, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1996, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1997, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 11, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 2, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1998, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - February, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1999, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Aug 31, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Nov 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2000, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 19, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Sept 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2001, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 24, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2002, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 30, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2003, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2004, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2005, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2006, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Other events of 1990 and later

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April. Introduction of Windows 3.1 Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May. Wolfenstein 3D released by id Software Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June. Sound Blaster 16 ASP Introduced by Creative Labs. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October. Commodore released the Amiga 1200 and Amiga 4000. Both machines included ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1990, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1991, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1992, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1993, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1994, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1995, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 27, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 21 [poss. 23], Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 3, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 28, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1996, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1997, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 11, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 2, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1998, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - February, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1999, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Aug 31, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Nov 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2000, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 19, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Sept 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2001, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 24, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2002, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 30, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2003, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2004, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2005, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2006, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Other events of 1990 and later

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 22. The Intel Pentium processor, invented by Vinod Dahm, is released. At the time it was available in 60 & 66 MHz versions which achieved up to 100 MIPs, with over 3.1 million transistors. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May. MPC Level 2 specification introduced (see November 1990). This was designed to allow playback of a 15 frame/s video in a window 320x240 pixels. The key difference is the requirement of ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1990, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1991, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1992, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1993, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1994, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1995, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 27, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 21 [poss. 23], Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 3, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 28, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1996, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1997, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 11, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 2, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1998, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - February, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1999, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Aug 31, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Nov 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2000, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 19, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Sept 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2001, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 24, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2002, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 30, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2003, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2004, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2005, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2006, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Other events of 1990 and later

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 25. Linux Kernel 2.2.0 released. The number of people running Linux is estimated at over 10 million, making it not only an important operating system in the Unix world, but an increasingly important one in the PC world. Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 22. AMD release K6-III 400 MHz version, 450 to OEMS. In some tests it outperforms soon-to-be released Intel P-III. It contains approximately 23 million transisto ...

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Timeline of computing 1990-forward, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1990, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1991, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1992, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1993, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1994, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1995, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 27, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 21 [poss. 23], Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 3, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 28, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1996, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1997, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 11, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 7, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 2, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - August 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1998, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - February, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - September, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 1999, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 25, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Aug 31, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Nov 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2000, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 19, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Feb 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 8, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Sept 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2001, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Jan 4, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 24, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2002, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - May 30, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2003, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - March 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - December 17, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2004, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 9, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 14, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - October 20, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2005, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - April 29, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 1, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - June 6, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - July 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - November 22, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - 2006, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - January 10, Timeline of computing 1990-forward - Other events of 1990 and later

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According to Ocarina of Time, Ganon was a member of the Gerudo tribe and was their king, at which time he was named Ganondorf - the sole male of his kind, as only one male is born to the Gerudo every century. Koume and Kotake are described as his surrogate mothers, raising him in an environment where death is almost an every day event. Ganondorf coveted the Triforce and the lush green lands where Hyrule stood. The hero Link had been used by Ganondorf, unwittingly helping Ganondorf gain access to the Triforce when he acquired the Maste ...

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Ganon, Ganon - Character background, Ganon - Game Appearances, Ganon - The Legend of Zelda, Ganon - The Adventure of Link, Ganon - A Link to the Past and Kodai no Sekiban, Ganon - Ocarina of Time, Ganon - Oracle of Ages and Seasons, Ganon - The Wind Waker, Ganon - Four Swords Adventures, Ganon - The CD-i Zeldas, Ganon - Ganon 2, Ganon - Missing in action, Ganon - Super Smash Bros. Melee, Ganon - Animated Series Appearances, Ganon - Legend of Zelda Series, Ganon - Captain N: The Game Master, Ganon - Name confusion

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Link's adventure in the original The Legend of Zelda was featured in a popular song, Zelda, from The Rabbit Joint's self-titled album. The song describes Link's adventure in the original The Legend of Zelda, to the tune of the famous Zelda overworld music. This song has often been incorrectly attributed to the popular alternative metal band System of a Down. The song was made even more famous after a graphic designer named Josh Spaulding created a flash animation to accompany it. The animation uses backgroun ...

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The Legend of Zelda series, The Legend of Zelda series - Overview, The Legend of Zelda series - Side Quests, The Legend of Zelda series - Games, The Legend of Zelda series - Upcoming games, The Legend of Zelda series - CD-i games, The Legend of Zelda series - LCD games, The Legend of Zelda series - History, The Legend of Zelda series - Chronology, The Legend of Zelda series - Nature of the protagonist, The Legend of Zelda series - Cartoon, The Legend of Zelda series - Comics manga and doujinshi, The Legend of Zelda series - Popular culture

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Valiant Comics released a short-lived series featuring characters and settings from the TV show before ending their "Nintendo Comics System" line. Additionally, a few LoZ stories were included in a larger, 2-issue "Nintendo Comics System" title, which also had Mario, Metroid, Punch-Out!!!, and Captain N. While largely forgotten and ignored, this is actually the source of some persistent fanon beliefs. The Legend of Zelda (Zelda no Densetsu) Mangas are created by two female manga artists ...

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The Legend of Zelda series, The Legend of Zelda series - Overview, The Legend of Zelda series - Side Quests, The Legend of Zelda series - Games, The Legend of Zelda series - Upcoming games, The Legend of Zelda series - CD-i games, The Legend of Zelda series - LCD games, The Legend of Zelda series - History, The Legend of Zelda series - Chronology, The Legend of Zelda series - Nature of the protagonist, The Legend of Zelda series - Cartoon, The Legend of Zelda series - Comics manga and doujinshi, The Legend of Zelda series - Popular culture

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The Legend of Zelda was made into an animated cartoon as a "show within a show" in the semi-live-action Super Mario Bros. Super Show TV series produced by DiC. The animated Zelda shorts were aired each Friday instead of the usual Super Mario Bros. cartoon that aired during the rest of the week. The series loosely followed the NES Zelda games, mixing settings and characters from those games with original creations. Due to the Super Show's syndicated nature, only 13 animated Zelda shorts were fe ...

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The Legend of Zelda series, The Legend of Zelda series - Overview, The Legend of Zelda series - Side Quests, The Legend of Zelda series - Games, The Legend of Zelda series - Upcoming games, The Legend of Zelda series - CD-i games, The Legend of Zelda series - LCD games, The Legend of Zelda series - History, The Legend of Zelda series - Chronology, The Legend of Zelda series - Nature of the protagonist, The Legend of Zelda series - Cartoon, The Legend of Zelda series - Comics manga and doujinshi, The Legend of Zelda series - Popular culture

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Link is essentially a lone adventurer. Although Zelda games feature more interaction with friendly or neutral non-player characters (NPCs) than some adventure games, such as the Metroid series, these characters rarely take an active part in Link's quest. At best they provide him with hints, maps or useful items. There are too many NPCs who help Link in some way throughout the series to name here. Nevertheless, some are particularly notable because they are related to Link, and therefore provide insight into his character and backgroun ...

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Below are synopses of the different Links' adventures. Link Legend of Zelda - The Legend of Zelda. In this game, Link's character is not examined in detail. He is a young adventurer and, like any Link in the series, is controlled by the player. Described by the instruction booklet as a traveler who saved Princess Zelda's elderly nursemaid Impa from monsters, he is mostly a generic hero character attempting to rescue Zelda (and her kingdom, Hyrule) from the evil wizard Ganon, who has stolen the Trifo ...

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Link is present in a number of games outside of the Legend of Zelda series. While varying in their regard within the gaming community, none of these games contributes anything to the series which would be considered LoZ canon. Link: The Faces of Evil, released in 1993 for Philips' CD-i system, is the only game not made for a Nintendo system in which Link is the protagonist. At the beginning of Faces of Evil, Link is visited by a wizard who tells him that Ganon and his servants have seized the peacef ...

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Although information is only considered series canon if it comes from the games or instruction booklets (where there is conflict, the games themselves are the accepted source), or occasionally other Nintendo materials, there are a number of other officially licensed Zelda stories. It is interesting to note the inclusion of fairy companions for Link (Spryte and Epheremelda) in several creations which predate Ocarina of Time. While there is no way of knowing whether these inspired Navi (& Tatl), the aspect of the crush on Link pres ...

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Although some fans believe all Zelda games feature the same characters, and some adhere to a misquote suggesting that every single game features different characters, the official line is that there are numerous heroes named Link throughout Hyrule's history, and unless otherwise indicated, each adventure is that of a new protagonist. Some of the games are linked chronologically and take place in a clear continuity, while others do not. For example, the Link in A Link to the Past is clearly not the same Link who donned See also:

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The precise chronology of the Zelda universe is hotly debated among fans. As time progressed and more games were released, the exact order of the games in an overall timeline became complex and heavily disputed. There are bits and pieces of definitive information to connect certain games to each other, but there is no definitive explanation for how every game relates to each other in a standardized timeline of events. The creators of the series have repeatedly dropped hints as to the order of the series, but over time most of these "revelations" have b ...

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It is interesting to note that the differences between LD technology and DVD have led some videophiles to prefer LD. Laserdiscs use only analog video and almost always carry some form of analog audio. Many purists believe that analog media is capable of higher quality than digital A/V carriers such as CD and DVD, and early DVD demo discs often had compression or encoding problems, giving LD proponents fuel for the fire. However, "LD-perfection" is rarely achieved in practice. Only the absolute best LDs, few and far between, exhibit such superior quality in comparison to the newer DVDs, and even then it requir ...

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LD had a number of advantages over VHS. It featured a far sharper picture with a horizontal resolution of 400 lines for NTSC and 440 lines for PAL discs, while VHS only offered 250 lines. It could handle analog and digital audio, where VHS was analog only, and the discs could store multiple audio tracks. This allowed for extras like director's commentary tracks and other features to be added on to a film, creating "Special Edition" releases that would not have been possible with VHS. Disc access was random and chapter based, like the DVD for ...

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Like a CD, a laserdisc has pits and lands back-coated with aluminium foil, but Laserdisc video was stored in analog format. So whereas on an audio CD (or DVD) the pits and lands will signify binary codes, on an LD the pits are created using frequency modulation of an analog signal, with the frequency carrier encoded using pulse-width modulation. The discs were recorded in one of two formats: CAV (constant angular velocity) or CLV (constant linear velocity). CAV discs were spun at a constant rotational speed during playback, with one video fr ...

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In 1991, several manufacturers announced specifications for what would become known as "MUSE" Laserdisc. Encoded using technology adopted from "Hi-Vision" (Japanese HDTV) hardware, MUSE discs would operate like standard Laserdiscs but would contain material transferred in High Definition (1080i) widescreen. The MUSE players were also capable of playing standard NTSC format discs and are said to have superior performance to non-MUSE players. The MUSE-capable players had several noteworthy advantages over standard Laserdisc players, including ...

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The Legend of Zelda games feature, as their central character and protagonist, a young boy named Link. Link is frequently called upon to rescue Princess Zelda, for whom the series is named. The main antagonist in the series is a powerful dark wizard known as Ganon or Ganondorf. The action usually occurs in the mythical land of Hyrule. In story terms, the earlier games did not deviate much from the standard "save the princess" theme, but later installments have diversified their plot somewhat and added twists and turns to the tale. One ...

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The first game, The Legend of Zelda appears relatively crude and simple by today's standards, but it was a very advanced game for its time. Innovations included the ability to use dozens of different items, a vast world full of secrets to explore, and the cartridge's ability to save progress via "battery backup". The game also featured a "Second Quest" in which, upon completing the game, players could replay the game using a similar overworld layout but with new dungeon layouts, and shop, item, and dungeon locations changed. This seco ...

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