The Legend Of Zelda Games, In Chronological Order

With so many Zelda games available, it’s still debated which one is the best place to start. However, if you prefer to experience the series in story order, the general timeline is well-established. Here’s the official chronological order of every Legend of Zelda game released so far.

FBI Wipes $345M BTC Hard Drive: Justice or Just a Good Cleanup? 🤔💸

Picture this: at the venerable Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, three wise judges sat-probably bored but dignified-who decided that Michael Prime’s latest cry of “Hey! That’s mine!” was a tad … unconvincing. Prime, fresh out of the clink, asked for his “precious” hard drive back, hoping the FBI’s digital extermination was just a bad joke. But nope! They wiped it clean, citing the “standard procedures” rule, which is conveniently as flexible as a rubber band. The court noted that Prime had a habit of denying his cryptocurrency empire, only to claim finery later-like a gambler trying to hide his chips after losing the big hand.
“Prime’s delay in claiming rights to his bitcoins was unreasonable,” said the judges, perhaps with a hint of smirk, “and awarding him the loot would be, well, just plain unfair.”

If Bitcoin Plunges 50%, Will Aliens Rescue It? 🤔🚀

Bitcoin Chart

According to the wise and slightly caffeine-deprived Bloomberg sage Mike McGlone, Bitcoin might be on a bumpy road to somewhere around $56,000, which he charmingly dubs a “Speed Bump Toward $56,000.” Apparently, past rallies have the habit of reverting to their 48-month average-because why not?-and this could mean a graceful fall of almost 50% if the downward trend insists on playing hard to get. The market’s favorite drama critics are waving their arms wildly, warning of impending doom with the enthusiasm of a soap opera star.

Sony Sues Alleged Counterfeit PS5 Seller for Millions

While Nintendo is famous for aggressively protecting its creations, Sony has also acted to safeguard its intellectual property, particularly when the PlayStation 5 first launched. A good example of this is the PS5’s customizable console covers. Several companies making unofficial face plates for the system were forced to stop by Sony, which also obtained a patent for those face plates in 2021.

30 Years Later, There’s Still No Multiplayer Mayhem Quite Like Worms

This series really captured the spirit of the mid-to-late 90s, right up there with things like Jurassic Park and the Backstreet Boys. Like those classics, it’s still around in new forms, but nothing quite matches the original. Both Worms Armageddon and the Backstreet Boys’ “I Want It That Way” came out in 1999, and just like the band, the creators of Worms Armageddon haven’t been able to replicate that initial success.

It’s Time To Welcome The Real Strongest Yonko In One Piece

In the world of One Piece, the Yonko are the four strongest pirates, and their power is so immense they’re considered one of the forces that maintain global stability. The first group of Yonko consisted of Whitebeard, Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks. But things have changed significantly, and now only Shanks remains from the original group. The current Yonko are Luffy, Blackbeard, Buggy, and Shanks.

After 16 Years, Oda Finally Reveals The New Strongest Attack In One Piece

One Piece features a huge number of powerful pirates, each with unique abilities. Some gain their strength from Devil Fruits, like Sir Crocodile, while others rely on Haki, such as Garp. Many characters, like Luffy, skillfully combine both. Given the series’ diverse world and fighting styles, creator Eiichiro Oda has delivered countless impressive attacks over the years. In chapter 1165, Oda revealed what many fans consider the strongest attack in the entire series: a combined effort by Roger and Garp against the formidable Rocks D. Xebec, who had recently been affected by Domi Reversi.