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Spirit Tracks Spoilers Galore! (Zelda Dungeon) Thanks to Mike over at GameTrailers.com we have a very in-depth preview of a large portion of the Legend of Zelda Spirit Tracks, including LOTS of details and spoilers of everything up through the second dungeon of the game as well as some of the multiplayer. I strongly advise those who want to keep the game fresh when playing, to stay away from this preview. However, if you just cannot resist hearing more about the game, head on over to the GameTrailers.com Blog to see the spoiler filled preview. This new trailer, along with the recently revealed artwork and the updating of the official Spirit Tracks website have left us here at Zelda Dungeon backlogged, and we are working to bring our Spirit Tracks sections as up to date as possible. Stay tuned. Guy At Destructoid is Given a Wooden ST Train Whistle (ZeldaInformer) I have to get me one of these. Spirit Tracks Multiplayer Impressions (ZeldaInformer) Kotaku got a chance to play around with the multiplayer aspect of Spirit Tracks and gave some insight into it. While we have been overloading all of you with information regarding the main quest, we have neglected to even mention that the multiplayer aspect exists. Along with playing with four friends in a mode called "tag", you can also trade items between games. What other tidbits have come out? Step inside to see what Kotaku had to say.

• US release in D days, H hours, M minutes (CST). • EU release in D days, H hours, M minutes (GMT).

• November 14th, 2009 - Community Content: Our Community content has recently been moved to its own, newly created namespace (indicated by the "Community:" prefix). This will allow the Community pages to be expanded and improved in future, while keeping them separate from normal in-game content in the Main namespace.
• November 4th, 2009 - New Wiki Exclusive Article: Many years after the feature was first launched, we're revisiting the Wiki Exclusives with the addition of a new article! We proudly present Trinity of Truth, by our very own Brent McBride (Cipriano 119).
• October 24th, 2009 - Capitalized File Extensions: Over the past few days, all of the files which had capitalized extensions (.PNG, .GIF, .JPG etc:) have been moved so that they all have lowercase extensions (.png, .gif, .jpg etc:). When uploading files in the future, please remember to upload them with lowercase file extensions.
• September 30th, 2009 - Thumbnail Issues Fixed: The thumbnail issue was rooted in ImageMagick, our image processing software. Until ImageMagick fixes its issues, we've switched to GD, an alternative image processor. It works just as well (and actually works), so we'll be sticking with it until ImageMagick gets its act together.

For more Zelda Wiki news and updates, go to Castle Town, the wiki community portal.

Trinity of Truth - wiki editor Brent McBride (Cipriano 119) expresses his take on what he calls the "Trinity of Truth" (the Lens of Truth, Stone of Agony, and Mask of Truth). An informative and well-written piece, this article is an original twist on some of the more mysterious items from one of the greatest games of all time.

If you'd like to discuss this article, head over to its talk page.

To check out past exclusives Zelda Wiki.org has had, why not head over to the archives?