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The Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System is one of the most iconic games ever made. While not every trick it used holds up today's standards, the number of innovative techniques they used to make an adventure feel huge informs game design to this very day. Join us in revisiting this stone-cold classic.This episode originally aired as off-season episode of Bonfireside Chat.For more Hidden WOFFs, check out our collection here: https://www.patreon.com/collection/1908383

We hear your thoughts about such as games as Wasteland 3, Wasteland 3 and Wasteland 3.Upcoming Games:JanuaryLegend of Zelda (Bonfireside Chat Rerun)Binding of Isaac (Gary and Will Hughes)Thief II: The Metal AgeRobocop: Rogue City (Premium)FebruaryMortal Kombat IIMega Man X4Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Premium)

To wrap up the year, December's premium episode of WOFF! is the live panel we did at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo back in October. Bob Mackey and Jeremy Parish of the Retronauts joined us to talk about the best and worst 7/10 games. One score means a lot of different things, and we try to get to the bottom of what's 7/10 (derogatory) and 7/10 (laudatory).Games we discuss: Shadowrun (SNES). Ghostbusters (2009). Yakuza: Dead Souls. Dragon Quest VII. Clash at Demonhead. The Misadventures of Tron Bonne. Ninja Five-O. State of Decay. Haunting Ground.

To celebrate episode 500, we wrap up the plot of our yearly CRPG, Wasteland 3. We're heading up the mountains toward the north in order to deal with Victory, the Psychopath who is holed themselves up in Aspen.

Continuing our journey into the Wasteland, we need to follow up on a lead about the involvement of a Casino magnate.