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If you are looking for something to wear in the kitchen that is both geeky and sexy, I would suggest this Legend of Zelda apron. It’s dangerous to cook alone. Take this. And make me a steak dinner. Ow! You didn’t have to hit me. Please? What do you mean “Only if I dress up like Princess Zelda?”

This Zelda inspired apron comes from Etsy seller Bambinoamore, who creates beautiful aprons inspired by several popular video games, movies, and pop culture stuff. What guy wouldn’t want to see his significant other in this, whether she is in the kitchen or not.

Bambino also makes a neat Mario apron and even a Batman apron among others. They are a great way to geek up your time in the kitchen if nothing else.

[via Geeks Are Sexy]

I am quite sure that any gamer worth his or her salt would appreciate the amount of hard work that goes into the development of any first party Nintendo title. For instance, Zelda has thrilled gamers for many years already, and in the latest outing known as The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, it is said that gamers are able to duke it out with other players’ versions of Link using StreetPass. This is what we were able to gather from the most recent trailer of the game that you can view above.

As depicted in the trailer, players are able to swap Shadow Links, which happen to be ghost versions of the character, using the Nintendo 3DS’ StreetPass functionality. Once you have created your very own Shadow Link, you will be able to set up the items and number of hearts which he has and send him out. Needless to say, the more powerful a Shadow Link is, the bounty that is attached to him will be correspondingly higher should someone beat them. Once a Shadow Link is beaten, one will earn Rupees, which happens to be the game’s famous in-game currency. On the other hand, there will be no penalty for losing to these Links, making this a win-win situation for everyone. I wonder if this can be turned into a “farming” situation down the road.

Links Duke It Out In The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds original content from Ubergizmo.

These awesome stained glass Zelda decals will make your home look like a place of video game worship. They come from Blik Surface Graphics and there are eight to choose from. I know. They look amazing, right?


Yes they do. Each vibrant decal tells it’s own story and features Link with a different iconic item from the Wind Waker game. They each measure appx. 22.5″ wide by 34.5″ to 42.5″ high. At just $37(USD) each and they really look like they are worth the price.

It’s perfect if you are setting up a Church of the Holy Triforce in your home or office. You have to buy them all, because there’s no way you could just choose one or two. Hit Blik’s website for more images or to buy yours now.

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This awesome custom Link action figure has it all. Look out Ganon. You are about to have a very bad day. This amazing custom figure was made by KodyKoala, who wanted to explore what the Zelda games would be like if they were set in a steampunk universe.

After seeing this, I believe that he should be the one to populate that universe. He wanted to make a futuristic Link, but still keep some of the classic things that we all love. He also wanted to have a fun way for Link to carry all of his inventory. It looks like Link has about fifty some items he is carrying here.

It took a lot of parts, so it ended up being a more expensive than he wanted. But that is why it looks so good. This figures stands about 6 inches tall. You can buy it for $300(USD) in his Etsy shop.

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Always be prepared for a fight cosplay convention with this Legend of Zelda-inspired hoodie. Aside from being green, the hoodie also has a handsewn replica of the Hylian Shield and the Master Sword attached on its back. It also has a couple of faux leather belts connected by a buckle up front.

You can order the hoodie from Geeky U’s online shop or from its Etsy outlet for $100 (USD). It’s a shame Geeky U didn’t upload a shot of the hoodie from the front. Or maybe that’s the front. Whoa. A maskie?

[via Fashionably Geek]