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What If The Legend Of Zelda Was A High School Drama From The '80s?
Not a question you've ever asked yourself? Too bad! I found the answer!
The expert filmsmiths over at GamerVision -- the same people who brought us the crazy God of War reimagined as Rushmore trailer -- have done it again. In their latest video, they reinterpret The Legend of Zelda franchise as a John Hughes movie from the 1980s. Enjoy the hints of Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off amidst a flood of great, nerdy video game references.
[via Kotaku]
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