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Follow Link's Wildest Adventures Yet On Twitter
I never fail to be amazed by the awesome concepts people come up with for unique Twitter accounts. Here's the latest that I've discovered: A Legend of Zelda fan has created a Twitter profile devoted to chronicling the adventures of his Toon Link toy with clever tweets and adorable photographs.
You can follow along on this journey for yourself at the @LinksAdventures Twitter page. The image above makes reference to Spirit Tracks, while other recent entries include Link discovering a Deku Leaf, chilling with an original gold NES cartridge, and indulging in some very strange Elixir Soup.
The Link's Adventures account is run by Alan Rappaport (@AlanRappa), a New Jersey native who describes himself as a "wanna be photographer." Judging by the quality of these shots, I think he deserves a bit more credit than that. He clearly has skill with a camera and also appears to know what's what when it comes to the Zelda games. Follow the account and enjoy the pretty pictures -- I know I will!
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