So what's the new Zelda game unveiled by the Japanese magazine Dengeki? According to a couple of sources, it's a director's cut of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, which includes the never-released add-on Ura Zelda (made for the failed 64DD), enhanced graphics (plus an option to switch to the original), a making of movie, and more. This is great news if it's true, but nobody seems to be reporting about the mysterious Mario game that Dengeki was also supposed to be revealing. If it's a similar package for Super Mario 64, I'd be thrilled.

• Despite rumors to the contrary, Sony has not delayed their PS2 online network. The plan is still to release the network adapter and go live in August. Hopefully all the confusion about Sony's network will be put to rest at next month's E3 expo.
• Here's another interview with former Microsoft evangelist Seamus Blackley. This one concentrates largely on his plans for the future, as he's getting back into game development.
• More GameCube price slashing is going on, as Nintendo has announced a fairly substantial price cut in Australia.
• Moving on, here are some really blurry screenshots from Sega's new PS2 Shinobi title. This is the first I've seen or heard of this game, but I likes what I sees.
• More Sega news for you tonight...XenGamers has posted some quotes from Sonic Team's Yuji Naka.
• GameSpot has posted a whole lot of media from Tekken 4, showing off the PS2 version of the game.
• Here's a story for the sports fans...EA Sports has announced that they have signed Al Michaels to provide commentary for Madden 2003. Details, and the first two shots from the game are up at PS2.IGN.
• Tecmo has announced the full specs for the Dead or Alive 3 "booster disc" that will be included with the June issue of the Official Xbox Magazine.