Released in December of 1988. It's considered the "black sheep" of the series for it's steep departure from the original style of game play. Yet the game has left behind it's own enduring legacy. The use of magic and other popular Zelda items like the hammer, originated from Zelda II. While not seen as being as good as the first game, it still drew in 4.38 million dollars.

Considered to be the greatest original Game Boy title ever released along side of Tetris. It debuted on August of 1993. This is the first game in the series which does not take place in the fictional land of Hyrule, but instead happens on a distant island named Koholint. Ganon is not present in the (technical since) for the second time in the series. It has sold over 3.83 million units since 1993.

Released on November 21, 1998. It is hailed by the gaming community as the greatest title in the series to date. Noted for it's extraordinary leap into 3-D, and beloved for it's beautiful musical presentation, this game has won numerous rewards over the years. It has sold 7.6 million copies! A special gold cart version of the game was released to those that had pre-ordered a copy.

Released May 14, 2001. The "Oracle" series was originally slated to be a series of 3 games dubbed the Tri-Force series. After realizing the complexity of developing all this on the GB Color, they scaled back to a 2 game set with interlinkable capabilities. Seasons emphasizes game play based around the changing of the seasons in general.

In 2002 A link to the Past was re-released on the Game Boy Advance. The game features very minor changes from it's original SNES form, but includes verbal grunts and gestures. Nintendo decided to include a seperate side game of sorts called "Four Swords". This game unveils a new series antagonist and later spawned a spin off of it's own. It sold 1.81 million units.

Released March 24, 2003, The Wind Waker found certain success even on a waining Gamecube system. Dubbed "cellda" by critics before it's release, many were put off by it's use of cell shading graphics. But when the game finally launched, people forgot their biased out look and gave in to the craze of this stellar 2.2 million copy seller. 480p progression mode is supported.

In early 2004 Nintendo promoted a retro edition Game Boy Advance SP that looked like a classic NES controller. The idea was to port classic 8-bit NES titles over to the GBA. The Legend of Zelda on GBA is the same exact game as it's original 1987 version with the only differences being the ability to save quickly, and it's portability in general.

Released on June 7, 2004 This was originally bundled with a Gamecube/GBA link cable. It's a direct sequal to the Four Swords side game found in the GBA port of A link to the Past. It utilizes Wind Waker style cell shading and partical effects, and connects with GBA. 250,000 units have been sold thus far. Can be viewed in 480p progression mode.

On November 19, 2006 The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess launched along side the Wii console. Since launching, many debate weather Twilight Princess has finally dismantled Ocarina of Time in becoming the greatest Zelda title in the series. Many more agree that THIS version of Hyrule is the most beautiful yet. The game has sold 4.52 million copies. Only the Wii version supports widescreen.

Released October 1, 2007 for the DS. Phantom Hourglass is a direct sequal to the Wind Waker on Gamecube. It's on the same timeline as OOT and Majora's Mask. There is now a limited edition Nintendo DS Gold with this game packed in for good measure. Gamers Should grab this bundle before it's too late! 4.13 million copies have been sold thus far.