Ofcourse we cannot do this without help, so here’s how you can chip in:

• Tell your friends, family, anyone willing to hear about it. Share it on Twitter and Facebook, reddit, post it on message boards, etc. We can use as much exposure as possible! :)
• Do you happen to be the owner of a gaming related website and would like to plug the event? Awesome! Get in touch for more information about our marathon.
• We’ve already got some awesome stuff to give away, but we could always use extra sponsors. So do you sell videogame/Nintendo merchandise online and are you willing to sponsor giveaways or do you know anyone we could get in touch with? Please let us know by contacting us!

Thank you in advance from the TRMarathon Team for your cooperation and hopefully we’ll see you on July 7!

P.S. Have you noticed the Like button at the top left on the homepage? Like-like away! (see what I did there? ;))

Edit: And it has ended after 170 hours, raising a whopping $15,600 which makes them officially a platinum CPC sponsor! Great job Zeldathon team and thanks for a great week! Until next time :)

The Zelda Project is a Los Angeles, CA based group of friends who seek to bring to life the characters, settings, and overall feel of Ocarina of Time through photography and film. Our ultimate goal is to create the characters as they would appear in reality to the best of our abilities, placing them in beautiful sceneries true to their Hyrulean counterparts, and creating elaborate photosets, as well as a film short (coming once the cosplay segment of the project is completed!).

Now, I’m no big fan of cosplay because I feel that if you’re gonna dress up as a character, you gotta put some effort into the whole package and not just the outfit. Not many cosplayers pull that off sadly… A good cosplay in my opinion, is one where the person cosplaying looks very close to the original character. And this project downright nailed it. Take a look:

Not only do the shots capture the mood perfectly, but the cosplayers actually make it look like IRL Zelda. And that’s about the biggest compliment I can give about cosplay! So, if you have a dA account, be sure to subscribe and favorite their work :) Or visit their website and see what’s coming next!

There are more marathons going on right now, for example Epic Marathon is playing for raising money for cancer research. Go check ‘em out: http://www.epicmarathon.net/

The team behind Zeldathon, a brand new website devoted to helping charities by broadcasting playthroughs of Zelda games announce their very first charity drive. From December 27th at 9am EST to December 31st at 9am, the Zeldathon team will be playing through every Zelda game they can.

The charity the Zeldathon team is hoping to help this year is the Child’s Play charity which gives toys and games to children in hospitals. The broadcast will be found on the Zeldathon site at http://tnmcproductions.com/zeldathon and on UStream.tv.

Zeldathon will be using multiple computers to broadcast a live game feed along with a small webcam feed so you can hear and interact with the game players. The Zeldathon team is also currently looking for websites to sponsor and host a feed on their sites.

More details on the drive will be added to the Zeldathon website soon at http://tnmcproductions.com/zeldathon.

Anyhoo, what’s new: not much, except for the wallpaper I uploaded a while ago already (but forgot to post about) and another affiliate: World Zelda Music Radio!

And TR has another new affiliate (they just keep coming!): Zelda Capital!

On another note, I added two more affiliates to the list :) Go check out Hyrule Courtyard and Zelda Now!

(to the people who recently contacted me but haven’t got a reply yet: I’ll be getting back to you soon, please be patient :))