Motörhead – Eat The Rich (Official Video)

Happy 35th Anniversary to the Motorhead album Rock n' Roll.

The Price is Right, Extended Theme

Happy 50th Anniversary to the current version of The Price Is Right. It's a shame my grandparents aren't around to celebrate with my grandpa having his Cheez-its and Busch beer.

Pride Shockwave/Dynamite 2002 Opening Ceremony

Off by a week but Happy 20th Anniversary to the MMA/kickboxing supercard Dynamite 2002 which gives me the excuse to showing this awesome opening ceremony.

Motörhead - Motörhead (Full Album) 1977

Off by about two weeks but August 21st marked the 45th Anniversary of Motorhead's self-titled debut album.

Castlevania II: Simon's Quest (NES): Bloody Tears (Extended)

Happy 35th Anniversary to the game Castlevania II: Simon's Quest.

The Legend Continues: A Look At Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 35 Years Later

The Legend Continues: A Look At Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 35 Years Later
August 27, 2022
By Ryan Porzl

In 1986, the world was first introduced to The Legend of Zelda, one of the greatest video games ever created. Telling the story of an elf boy named Link who journeys to save Hyrule from an evil being named Ganon. In the end, the game was fun and innovative as well as successful. So, with the game being a success, that would obviously result in a sequel made. Sure enough, in 1987, Nintendo would release the second game of the Zelda franchise called Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Somewhat deviating from the successful formula of The Legend of Zelda, Zelda II sees the player take control of Link as he journeys through Hyrule in order to cure the original Princess Zelda of a sleeping spell. Taking a more side-scrolling/RPG position, the game would have it's supporters as well as detractors. With the 35th Anniversary having happened back in January 2022, let's take a look at perhaps the most unique Zelda game in history. This article does contain spoilers.

Note: I don't own the graphic.

I Am the Future

Off by a day but Happy 40th Anniversary to the Alice Cooper album Zipper Catches Skin