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Winner Of Our Zelda Super Replay Design Contest Selected!
After ten grueling episodes, we finally wrapped up our Super Replay of The Legend of Zelda. With Ganon defeated, and the Replay crew stuffed with pizza, it's time to have our t-shirts made. We did this contest with our last Super Replay, and the entries we received for the Tail of the Sun shirts were awesome (we still wear them with pride). We threw out the same challenge for this Super Replay, and you can take a look at several of the submissions here.
WINNER: Adam
Congrats to Adam (last name unknown as of this writing) for his awesome design! It's simple, and will look great on a t-shirt. We'll be sending him out some prizes soon. Check out some of the other entries below.
Aaron Woolever:
Adam Wohltman:
Bob Buel:
Cooper Smith:
Daniel Hamilton:
Brandon Pruitt:
Harrison Knowles:
Chris Espisito:
Guennar Reyer:
Hunter DeSimone:
Ian Richardson:
Jesper Selming:
Matt Sooby:
Michael Schatz:
Barbara Waliczek:
Stephen Howatt:
Thanks to everyone who entered, and stay tuned for the next Super Replay! In the meantime, you can discuss Replay, video games, or whatever else you feel like over at the "I Watched The Entire Overblood Super Replay" fan-made Facebook group.
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