used was Majora's Mask. In 2000, Camp Hyrule began the tradition of ending each year's camp with a disaster. In 2002, registration quotas were finally removed due to popular request. Prior to 2002, Camp Hyrule was limited to the 500-2000 registrants, thus causing intense competition and often overloading the servers. In 2002, a majority of the camp's themes were renamed to make the camp more Nintendo related. In 2005, each member of the winning cabin received a free Stumpy T-shirt. In 2006, due to glitches the closing ceremonies were delayed for two hours. In 2006, all campers were entered into a sweepstakes to win a Wii. In 2007, the site's administrators announced they will remove Camp Hyrule's community elements. Also, all participants in the United States were able to enter a sweepstakes to win a life-size Link statue. The 2008 event was nonexistent. In 2009, the Camp Hyrule page originally directed to the Nintendo.com home page, though it eventually relaunched in the archived 2007 format. Summary of past camps References Donald-Evans, Catherine, Summer Camp Heads to Cyberspace (Archived on May 23, 2007) (August 15, 2003), FOXNews.com, Retrieved on November 1, 2022. External links Camp Hyrule Nintendo events Recurring events established in 1995 Recurring events disestablished in 2007