Gaming publication Games Radar managed to catch up with Benjamin Evan Ainsworth who plays Link in the upcoming The Legend of Zelda Movie. While he couldn't disclose any details about…
Gaming publication Games Radar managed to catch up with Benjamin Evan Ainsworth who plays Link in the upcoming The Legend of Zelda Movie. While he couldn’t disclose any details about the movie he said that unfortunately he was quite young when the iconic The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild came out, so he didn’t have a chance to play it, but he watched playthroughs on YouTube and Twitch. He said that he feels very fortunate to play Link and that he’s been loving his time in New Zealand where the movie is filmed.
“I can’t speak too much on the film itself, but I remember vividly when Breath of the Wild came out – and it might show my age – but I remember being quite young at the time when it came out, and so I didn’t have a Switch at the time,” he admits. “And so, I was watching gamers play it, and watching playthroughs, essentially.”
“And then, upon being fortunate enough to play this role, such an iconic character, going back and realizing the 40 years of legacy and history, and the varied tones, the varied stories, the varied renditions and vocal performances of this character as well,” he continues. “Yeah, I’m a big fan, and just really excited, because it was an awesome thing to shoot. New Zealand is a wonderful place. But yeah, can’t say too much more.”
The Pokemon Company has a major problem with scalpers for its Pokemon Trading Card Game as it continues to be undeniably popular. The company has talked about introducing countermeasures to…
The Pokemon Company has a major problem with scalpers for its Pokemon Trading Card Game as it continues to be undeniably popular. The company has talked about introducing countermeasures to fight back against scalpers and it looks like they will put their words into action in Japan at least. It has been announced today that The Pokemon Company will be installing facial recognition in the official Pokemon Card Stores to enforce store entry and purchase limits. If you wish to enter a Pokemon Card Store then you must consent to the use of facial recognition and will receive a numbered entry ticket which the system will ensure that that you can only enter once per day, with staff on hand to deny entry. There is one exception as preschoolers are exempt from the facial recognition software and can only enter with an adult.
