Echoes of Wisdom may feature the franchise's antagonist Ganon, the way he is used could not be more different from the series' past.

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom introduces Null as its primary antagonist, who also happens to be an overarching villain for the Legend of Zelda series.

In The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, you’ll need to revisit Hyrule Castle again after helping the Gerudo and Zora with their respective giant rifts.

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The Nintendo video game, a mainline entry in the long-running series, is the first one to focus on Zelda, allowing players to control the princess.

Ganon also does a thrust attack with his axe - when you see him pull his arm back slightly with a bend in the elbow then you know this attack is coming. When you see him preparing this one, make sure you're out of line of his arm and far away from him so the axe cannot catch you when he thrusts it out.

Legend of Zelda speedrunners have discovered a glitch in Echoes of Wisdom that allows you to play the game as Link instead of its titular princess - and it's genius. Speedrunners have been hard at work discovering exploits and glitches since Nintendo's big Echoes of Wisdom launch just eight days ago.

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom may have given players some exciting tools to mess around with, but because of that, the next Zelda may be in a tough spot.

Echoes of Wisdom may be the only Zelda game wherein Link steps aside to let Zelda take the leading role, but apparently that's one game too many for some Link aficionados who've learned how to restore his as the main character.

Echoes of Wisdom player finds a cool glitch that places the iconic Link as the main playable character instead of Zelda.