They arrive in a cavern where a corpse resembling Ganondorf is held in suspended animation, gripped by a pale. The announcement trailer shows Link and Princess Zelda exploring a subterranean ruin, presumably underneath Hyrule Castle. This game is scheduled to be released in 2022. Here are some things you might have missed, as well as a few dots you may not have connected. The sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an upcoming main installment in The Legend of Zelda series. The video is only a little over a minute and a half long, but fans are already examining it frame-by-frame in order to discover as much as possible about Link's newest adventure. The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 2 was confirmed to be in development during E3 2019, where Nintendo premiered a first look trailer. It took a few years, but Nintendo has finally released a new preview for the anticipated sequel. A sequel was announced in 2019, although the announcement trailer didn't tell you much about what you could expect from the new installment. This trailer seems to further confirm that Breath of the Wild 2 will likely connect to older Legend of Zelda games in some way, specifically Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. But once fans defeated Dark Beast Ganon and witnessed the game's ending, they instantly started clamoring for more.įortunately, they didn't have to wait long. Many people credit the incredibly successful launch of the Switch to the lauded action-RPG, especially since "BOTW" actually sold more units than the console itself. Some have even gone as far as to proclaim it the best open-world game ever made.
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As of right now, pundits from gaming publications are suggesting its release window is likely to sit between December 2021 and March 2023.Īnd at the Nintendo Direct presentation in February, Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma, clarified that the title is ‘proceeding smoothly’ – but noted that fans will have to wait ‘just a bit longer." The Legend of Zelda" has always been one of Nintendo's most successful franchises, but "Breath of the Wild" was something special, even among other "Zelda" games. Breath of the Wild Sequel Trailer Reversed: BOTW Audio & Music Played Backward. Speculation so far has suggested that BOTW2 would be the launch title for the console – and while this is unsubstantiated, it would follow the template for the original Switch, which launched with the first Breath of the Wild.Įarly leaks suggested that BOTW2 would be released as soon as December 2020. Though unconfirmed by Nintendo, it’s rumored to be a more powerful version of the 2017 original, and a release in the next 2 years would be consistent with the cadence of Nintendo’s usual console upgrades. Unlike the original Stasis, which simply locked an item in place and allowed Link to hit it back at.
The game could be coming in tandem with an updated console: the Nintendo Switch Pro, or ‘Super Switch’. In the trailer, Link can be seen using a variant of the Stasis ability from Breath of the Wild. Plus, with the previous game and its Hyrule Warriors prequel having wrapped up the Divine Beast storyline so extensively, it’d be surprising to see them be a major element yet again. It’s fair to assume, then, that Nintendo will have absorbed this criticism, and will address it in the sequel. It made for a stark contrast to typical Zelda dungeons, which had become known for their distinctive and memorable dungeons and bosses.
The two ‘dungeon-like’ areas in the game - namely, the shrines and the Divine Beasts – were hard to distinguish, and the bosses were all built around the same aesthetics. Though praise for the first game was widespread, one recurrent strand of criticism was aimed at the repetitive and samey dungeon design in the first game. At a Nintendo presentation in January 2017, a trailer was shown announcing that the game would be released as a launch game for the Switch.
As of yet, the only indication that he’ll return is a glimpse of a shadowy hand in the trailer, which rendered in the colour palette used for the villain in the original BOTW game (and which promptly set Twitter and Reddit alight). Although – spoiler alert – the player defeats him in the final scenes of the first game, he’s also been killed in almost every entry in the Zelda series so far, meaning he’s more than likely to make a comeback. In case anyone is wondering whos doing the music the composer for the tracks weve heard from Breath of the Wild was confirmed to be Manaka Kataoka who has previously worked under Kondos supervision on the Spirit Tracks OST alongside Toru Minegishi (Majoras Mask, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess) and Asuka Ota (Four Swords Adventure and Twilight Princess). At present, it’s unclear whether arch-villain and primary antagonist Ganondorf will be returning.
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