also will be disappointed if they take out gamepad use to accommodate NX.sounds very un-Ninty but still a concern of mine.I'm also a map junkie but love exploration. I completely agree with your surmise of them revealing the story details along with the NX info and release date. Thu 16th Jun I must admit I felt disappointed that the WiiU wont have its own Zelda and only hope that they consider doing something like LoZ Oracle of Ages and Seasons where both versions are similar but also very different and by completing both you can unlock the true ending regardless of which game your playing.but thats just wishful thinking on my part.But equally impressive was how the game's mechanics back-up the seamlessness of that open-world design." Our man at E3, Morgan Sleeper says "seeing a far-off shrine in what would otherwise be the background, and actually making our way there by trekking over hills, across fields and through valleys was striking, and immediately made Breath of the Wild stand out from any other Zelda game we've seen. That's certainly been our experience in our own hands on time with Zelda: Breath of the Wild. To overcome the issue of getting lost in Breath of the Wild and give players scope to explore unfettered, Aonuma says "Link can climb up high and look down from cliffs, It's kind of like 2-D gameplay". This criticism is something the Zelda team was determined to improve on for this joint Wii U / NX iteration of the popular franchise. Speaking to WIRED, game director Eiji Aonuma explained his fears of allowing the player to have complete freedom to roam unguided - "I thought that making the user get lost was a sin".Īonuma recalls his experience with the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, "A lot of the feedback that I received from the players of Skyward Sword is that they saw these pockets of land, but couldn't explore what was between them". While previous Zelda games offered the illusion of an open world, there were often visible areas which the player would be prevented from exploring.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the most definitive open world game in the series to date.
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