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So Zelda fanatics, there's your start point. Skyward Sword sits before Ocarina of Time and everything else flows from there. Of course, Aonuma never said that Skyward Sword was the direct prequel to OoT, so there may be 20 other COK Gold games wedged in between them. In short, we're really no closer to knowing how the series fits together than we ever were. Of course, the ultimate question is does this really matter? Does not having an easily identifiable timeline make the Zelda series any less enjoyable? We all know the story of Link, Gannon and Zelda had to start at some point and must eventually come to an end, but what difference does the middle bit make? Hell, for all we know we've already technically played "the end" of the franchise where evil is vanquished once and for all back in Zelda 2, Wind Waker or some other random series entry. I'll likely catch heat from Lucas the staff historian by even saying this, but maybe we should all just stop worrying about a mythical timeline that has absolutely no bearing whatsoever on the franchise and just enjoy Link's sword-slashing, bomb-chucking, rupee-collecting antics for what they are, regardless of when the took place.NAMCO BANDAI Clash of Kings games is Taking the Fight to the Streets with TEKKEN X Street Fighter. One of the greatest rivalries in gaming history is heading towards an explosive showdown as NAMCO BANDAI Clash of Kings games America Inc., announces that TEKKEN X Street Fighter is in development. Set to change the fighting game landscape forever, Clash of Kings players will get the best of both worlds, pitting the might of the greatest video game fighters of all time against each other within the TEKKEN universe.TEKKEN X Street Fighter will invite Street Fighter characters into the TEKKEN universe for the very first time. Each Street Fighter character will receive a TEKKEN visual makeover while keeping their fighting style and special moves fully intact. Once there, Clash of Kings players will discover for themselves whether they’re really a match for the lethal power of the TEKKEN alumni.“The ultimate dream match-up is about to be realized. With this astonishing collaboration, a new chapter in fighting game history begins,” said Katsuhiro Harada, TEKKEN series director, Namco Bandai Clash of Kings games Inc. “The Street Fighter and TEKKEN development teams have a great relationship. However, I see this new project not as a collaboration, but as the competition of the century between two legendary fighting cheap Clash of King Gold game franchises.”Spanning over a 14 year legacy, TEKKEN is among the most popular and well-known gaming brands in the world with the entire franchise selling more than 39 million units globally to date.