Our top four posters:

1. The Muffin man with 106 posts!
2. Zelda with 101 posts!
3. Xizor with 84 posts!
4. Mercedes with 77 posts!

The four of us made at total of 368 posts, or 19.5% of the total posts made during Post Count Impossible. As promised, The Muffin Man will receive 5,000 rupees for being the top poster. However, since nobody surpassed 300, nobody will be receiving 10,000 rupees for an Arcade pass.

This event was successful, because it got people excited about posting. However, it was, perhaps, a bit too impossible for us. Future Post Count Impossible contests will still be rather difficult, but not quite this difficult. See you on the forums!

Also, a new Nintendo Wiki has opened up! Be sure to check out WiKirby to learn all you wanted to know about the Kirby series and more!

Be sure to go check out the forums and post in Post Count Impossible, and vote in Quote of the Week. See you there!

Kotaku reports that blind gamer Jordan Verner, after putting a message online asking for help with beating Ocarina of Time, was contacted by Roy Williams, who even went through the game blindfolded so to better understand Verner’s situation and help accordingly. With hard work and much dedication, they finally pulled through. Truly an impressive feat, I’m sure we can all agree.

As for Post Count Impossible, the total daily post count has certainly gone up! However, we need to make even more posts if we’re going to reach 7,000 by Tuesday. We are not reaching the necessary 1,000 per day, but we are getting closer! Keep posting, everyone. It’s fun when everyone does it.

Not a member of the forums? Now’s a perfect time to sign up! Click “Register” at the top of the page in order to get started with the registration process. It’s quick, easy, and best of all, it’s free. See you there!

That’s the theory, here. The impossibility of it will drive us all to try and prove that it is, indeed, possible. However, other than a point of pride, what’s the incentive to get involved? Simple. Any member who posts on the forums in the thread labeled “Post Count Impossible Sign-Up!” in the Hyrule Town Square, stating their current post count, will be entered into the contest. On Tuesday, March 8th when this is all over, any user who has made 300 or more posts will receive 10,000 Rupees toward an Arcade Pass. These rupees can only be spent on an Arcade Pass. The user who makes the most posts during the contest will receive an additional 5,000 rupees toward whatever they want.

The rules?

- Anyone can enter! Simply post in the sign up thread.
- To receive credit for making 300 posts, your post count must actually increase by 300. This means that certain boards will not give you credit for posting.
- All boards give credit to the overall forum post count, so post wherever you can!
- Any Spam posts will be met with an Infraction, and repeat offenders will receive further infractions and be banned from the contest.
- All posts must still follow the rules.

If we reach our goal of 7,000 total posts, there will be a victory celebration at the forums, involving many fun things. Date is yet to be determined, and will not be until after the goal has been met!

Not registered? That’s ok! Click the “Register” link at the top of this page to get involved. See you there!

After a question regarding Nintendo’s release schedule, Dunaway commented that the dates the company decides to release games in not decided by the calender, stating “When the games are ready to go, when the quality is perfect, that’s when we release… And from some of the things that Mr. Iwata has talked about, and that we will talk about at E3, like Zelda, you know that we’re going to have a good back half of the year, as well.”

Then, after a comical reference to an earlier article penned by Chris, the possible confirmation was delivered in a seemingly innocent question.

Wired.com: Do I owe you a steak dinner?

Dunnaway: I think you do.

Source: Wired.com

Galaxy 2, Other M and Zelda? 2010 shaping up to be a good year for Nintendo.

Now its your turn! Would you like to have your artwork on featured display? Every month we will select a new piece of fan art from our gallery to feature and promote! All you have to do is PM your work to Zelda on the forums, or email it. Every month we will look at all the new art we’ve received and select one to shine our spotlight on!

So start sending your fan art in and have your work seen by the thousands of people who visit LoZ.com every day! To check out the rest of the submissions for this month, be sure to check out the first six pieces of art on the Fan Art page! If you want to just post your fan art up immediately, you can post it on the Forums. Show your love on Facebook! See you there. =]

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