This iconic Zelda Lego set is about to retire and it’s already selling out

The recent Nintendo Direct in June was packed with exciting announcements! Fans can look forward to a new One Piece game, a trailer for the highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts 4, and—as the biggest surprise—a complete remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This classic Link and Zelda adventure is coming to the Switch 2, and it’s expected to feature improved graphics and gameplay.

Chained Echoes for Switch is getting a new physical Complete Edition release

Both versions of the game will be available from these two locations, and shipping is planned for September. Originally, physical copies of Chained Echoes were going to be handled by First Press Games, but Matthias Linda recently announced they’ve ended that partnership, with details available here. Along with this news, Deck13 and Matthias Linda have a message for fans.

Valor Mortis delayed to October 13 for PS5, Xbox, and PC

The delay is because September has too many game releases. A demo is also now available on the game’s Steam page. Valor Mortis launches on October 13 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam). You can find the delay announcement below:

$140 Dune Sandworm Lego set leaked and it’s massive

Whether you’re a fan of the Dune book series, the films, or the game, the franchise has tons of collectables for you to show off. We already have the iconic Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter as a 1,369-piece Lego set, complete with a ton of minifigures from the adventure, so you’re able to show off some of the most memorable aspects of the movies.

The Valley Recap: The Ties That Bond

I’m sorry, but we need to move on. I can’t do it again. I can’t keep watching this same fight. I will reiterate that either Janet and Jason or Danny and Nia need to go, or everyone needs to take a vow of silence about this old shit. This one stupid fight is keeping the whole cast divided and on their own individual sides. Maybe we need new characters, maybe we need someone else for everyone to be mad at, so that we can redraw the lines of the show.