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Historia Lessonby *argibi

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Yeah, the CD-i Zelda games were technically not Nintendo games, but they were officially licensed, and they were even looked over by officials from Nintendo. So it begs the question, how did these things get onto market? And yes, it's understandable that these... "games" not be included in the Zelda art book, but when you think about it, they should technically be there. If they were officially licensed and approved by Nintendo, then they're official parts of Zelda history, even if they're a darker part of the history. And the whole point of cataloging history is so that we never forget, in hope that we don't repeat past failures, right?

~Blaze-Typhoon Feb 22, 2013

lols, if I remember right, nintendo didn't make those games

*argibi Mar 7, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

They were actually licensed by Nintendo but they were made by Phillips for the CDI

~Blaze-Typhoon Mar 8, 2013

Licensed, not made, though Capcom made a few of the zeldas as well

~Seldavia Feb 21, 2013

It's an art book. Nintendo employees didn't provide the art, Phillips ones did. That's my theory.

~OminousKnowledge Feb 21, 2013

It's* blasted typos

~OminousKnowledge Feb 21, 2013

You have a very good point...xD

I don't own the book but I flipped through my brother's. I's pretty cool

*argibi Mar 7, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

Yeah it is really awesome. It is nice to finally see tons of Zelda art in one place

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