Ah, I've been waiting for the Majora's Mask box art brawl. Not only do I think the Japan one is the best of the bunch, it is also one of my all time favorite box arts of any game.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask cover art features link riding a horse while other characters of the game are behind him in stylistic shafes of pruple, blue, green, yellow and orange.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask stands out in the Zelda franchise for its darker themes, psychological horror, and pervasive sense of impending doom. While other games feature a more ...

Majora’s Mask would not be the last time that Imamura had the opportunity to work on the Zelda franchise; the art director was briefly involved during the planning stages for The Wind Waker.

Majora's Mask is both hailed and hated for being as stressful as it is enjoyable. Having just three days of play piles on the pressure, compounded by the many clock faces around Clock Town and the ...

As it turns out, though, the art director of Majora's Mask Takaya Imamura didn't feel his designs for both those things were all that scary. Speaking to Edge Magazine (via GamesRadar), Imamura ...

To get Majora’s Mask in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, you’ll need to defeat five increasingly difficult Lynels at the Floating Coliseum.

Many of the lines written for NPCs in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask relate to crunch, including its infamous "you've met with a terrible fate" line. It's widely known that the game was ...

Anyway, yes, Majora's Mask is a horror game and no one can convince me otherwise. Feel free to peruse our list of the best horror games for some more frightful fun. Sign up to the GamesRadar+ ...