The next Zelda game needs the titular princess more like Ocarina of Time's version and less like Breath of the Wild's and ...

Sheik. When The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time dropped in 1998, Princess Zelda shocked players by ditching the royal robes and stepping back into the story as a stealthy, harp-playing ninja.

Sheik is actually Princess Zelda in disguise. During the events of Ocarina of Time, after Ganondorf gains access to the Sacred Realm and uses the Triforce of Power to rule Hyrule, Zelda disguises ...

Princess Zelda was one of the biggest surprise additions to the Super Smash Bros. Melee lineup. Not because developer HAL chose to include the pretty Hylian princess, but because of the way they ...

Princess Zelda, Hyrule royalty, is no exception to the rule. ... Ocarina of Time, where Zelda is also Sheik, a mysterious Sheikah with powers that help Link advance throughout the game.

It’s finally The Legend of Zelda. Nearly 40 years after ... she returns masquerading as the character Sheik, and we see the concealed princess as a striking and confident teenager.

But now the definitive word has come from the company behind Zelda. This is easy stuff, right? Sheik is Princess Zelda wearing traditionally male clothing. Zelda considers herself a woman.

The roster of Nintendo and Tecmo Koei’s Zelda-themed hack-and-slash Hyrule Warriors is three more strong today, with Sheik, Darunia and Princess Ruto added to the ranks, according to Famitsu.

While she’s worn more than one outfit over the years, Princess Zelda’s pink dress is her most well-known sartorial choice. In the new trailer for Breath of the Wild from last night’s ...

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is rife with changes. Here's a quick primer on what you can expect to be different than the original.