I just noticed that when Link dove into the river, he made a huge splash from how fast he was going so the water splashed upward and trickled down like rain
@@Ayoul The details are what make us keep coming back to Breath of the Wild, people took YEARS to find out all the little details Nintendo put in that game.
Ever since the first reveal ended with Zelda's Lullaby playing in the same style as the Dragon's theme, I knew the dragons were going to play a bigger role in this game. It's really cool see them flying in the distance so frequently. I'm sure they'll have some story significance this time around with so much of the game taking place in the sky.
Yeah, the stuff they have shown were really impressive. I love the transition between sky and ground. Imagine Nintendo devs had access to a hardware as powerful as PS5 or Series X. Still worried about using same map.
Don't be worried, something you probably missed is the minimap. Not only is there a Z co-ordinate, for going up, but I would bet it goes into the negatives too. There's a few new symbols on the minimap, one of which is caves, we saw a bunch of them up in the sky islands, but realistically we'll be seeing a lot on the ground too. The surface was all we got in BotW, the surface is massively changed here, the sky is new, and so are the caves, it's basically like Pokemon Gen 2 where they added Gen 1's map as well as the new one.
Let it sink in, we've seen nothing of story, dungeons, bosses, enemies. They dedicated 10 minutes to the main abilities at Link's disposal, something we obtain within the first hour of the game in BotW. We've seen nothing and it seems already incredibly promising.
I've seen some people complain about the lack of details but I really like it, they really feel like they are building it to be a revisiting of a world you know but things have changed in major ways
You know what woud be awesome for dungeons: a series of underground , alien ship looking rooms, that all use exactly the same very basic neon blue/dark blue colors, just slightly organized differently, with puzzles...and then a alien guy at the end can give you a power up.
Those building plots can also be seen at the start of the video near the stable. I think it's more that Hyrule started to rebuild before the new threat appeared. It's a convenient means of leaving materials around for Link's ultrahand ability.
The fuse ability is going to open up so many new opportunities, i can already see it (i wonder if i can fuse 2 swords to make a literal double edge sword? ooo exciting)
So annoying how you didn't remove the TH-cam interface! Xd Love the new gameplay mechanics. I hope it doesn't make the game too easy. We still better get diving and caves/dungeons though. But no dive button when he was in the water. T_T And I hope weapons last longer or have some kind of thing you can do to weapons to mitigate it. I don't like that weapon clipping through the ground.
Reminds me of when Batman origins was made, they used alot of city's original map to churn out that game quickly,(which was a good game) while another team (studio) was making the true next gen batman Arkham knight. Wouldn't surprise me if this is what Nintendo is doing with the next gen Zelda.
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The fuse ability reminded me of Little Big Planet.
@@NelsonTheAwesome I'm quite technically ignorant so correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the jump in horse power between the Wii U and Switch pretty miniscule?
@@franjaff6919 I’m not sure, I don’t know anything about the actual tech tbh but there’s gotta be some hiccups that happen when porting over a game from a game made specifically for a completely different console. Plus, if you pay close attention, the draw distance and graphics are better and more sharp in TOTK then in the original game. They’re probably also taking advantage of Nvidia resolution upscaling like some other recent switch games have used
I really like the new gameplay features and think this is shaping up to be a good game (even though I still hope they give us some permanent weapon options and actual dungeons). Having said that the visuals are very rough. It's really blurry and the flickering (especially with flora and shadows) is jarring. It's probably going to be a great sequel heavily handicapped by outdated hardware. I don't know what the chances are for a timely Switch successor but I'm tempted to hold off til Nintendo finally pulls the trigger, ngl.
I think it'd be worth it. This seems to be the only real complaint about current Nintendo games, but their gameplay, art direction, attention to detail, etc should be more than enough to justify it honestly. The visuals are easily definitely a step above from BOTW given that was released with Wii U in mind. This is Switch native.
@@TonyJenn that's rather subjective imo. I've watched the gameplay in just 1080p and the flickering in particular was incredibly distracting (especially in the area with the yellow grass). I can only imagine how it would look like on a 4k TV. Handheld would probably be the way to go, yet drift made my Switch almost unplayable ergo why I might just hold off until there's new hardware. Emulation might also be an option at some point.
I dont know if the base resolution is lower or if it's my memory but this looks more switchy than BOTW and still saw has obvious framerate dips. It'll still be an amazing game but it's gonna be hard to play 100 hours of this 30fps sludge after playing 1440p 60fps for the past 2 years. Very pumped but this could seriously benefit from a switch 2
My worry is their reliance on us to make our own fun with these mechanics, rather than providing plenty to do in the world. That's what they did in BotW and it's why I didn't like it. I want it to give us stuff to do, exactly like past Zelda games and in that level of concentration, relative to the size of the Gameworld.
Zelda looked pretty good, but the trailer or the stream, not sure what exactly, made the game look very washed out. Almost as if the gamma is turned way up. In the brighter areas like with the yellow grass and white boulders in the background, details get completely blown out. Same thing for when they were ontop of the mountain with the snow. It's probably just turned up for the stream, hopefully.
Honestly... I don't like where this is going. There is even more quirky world manipulation and crafting than in BotW. I hoped the sequel would be more focused and streamlined after the radical open world experiments of BotW. While I have to admit TotK looks like a great sandbox game, it also looks like a really bad TLoZ game to me.
So much negativity in the comments. Anyway, I really think they included dungeons. They just want us to be fully surprised when we discover one! Looking forward to the game.
I am honestly glad they finally showed some gameplay, now I know that I don't need to plan on buying it. I strongly dislike BotW, and this game is truly a sequel to that game without bringing back what I loved from the series prior. But, that's okay, I was extremely happy with the FFXVI PAX East panel, so I have something super exciting to look forward to even with this dud.
Underwhelmed. It looks exactly like what we feared since the E3 2021 trailer it would be: Its BotW 1.5. It looks like a mod that fans put together in a year, with the difference that it took Nintendo over 4 years. The graphics, the world, the interface, the music, its all the same.
I hope there's more they're not showing because this is a bit underwhelming. At the very least I hope there's an *active* story and not an *inactive* story like in BotW. But who knows
@@eric_clover How much longer can they go without "showing" us the appeal of the game? They are not showing us cause there is nothing to show, what we've seen is what we get, a Breath of the Wild DLC 5 years in the making.
My thoughts exactly, BOTW came out in 2017 even more than 4 years. From soft released Dark Souls 3, Sekiro and Elden Ring in the same space of time. Im so fed up with Nintendo. Minimal effort yet people cream over their games.
At least put the segment where you share your thoughts on frame trap in.. jeeze, I came to watch your thoughts, not a trailer in the corner of my screen with crap audio and random "oh that could be cool" thrown in.. def a dislike from me
Someone getting hyped for Glass weapons? Weapon durability sucks. It doesnt incentivise to use different weapons its makes me want to farm the same sword over and over.
@@lucasromerova6150 Hate the weapon durability but it was never enough to stop me playing the game. Considering killing mobs never really gave you any form of progression I just chose to avoid combat if it wasn't necessary. With that in mind this video has demonstrated a move to somewhat alleviate the situation as it looks like newly fused weapons reset durability.
IMO: The mechanics look cool, but the "style, vibes, world, graphics" are all too similar to BoTW... i know, its a sequel. But im worried itll just feel too much the same with a few upgrades... I miss the older zeldas styles changing drastically from game to game.
@Ryudo159 Majora's Mask is in a completely different location, is tonally different, places players under a strict time limit (a complete change from the rest of the franchise), masks, and a new villain. Tears of the Kingdom is instead an expansion and reworking of a world we've already explored, still having a focus on exploration as opposed to a huge structural shake-up like in MM.
@@franjaff6919 It also reduced the amount of playable content in replace of more mechanics and gameplay. While also placing the story behind side quests making the game feel one note if played straight through. To the modern standards of gaming, thats a perfect example of a large DLC
Looks like a BotW DLC 6 years in the making. Same overworld, washed out graphics and identical art style. That underground world better be spectacular, but even then it's not worth the wait.
Frustratingly we don't know. I *think* the game is going to be a lot denser than we can tell, but from what they've shown, your conclusions are totally justified! Some kind of press hands-on and interviews with certain outlets would go a long way.
@@franjaff6919 True.. I'm just gonna wait and see. The fusing mechanic is cool, but there better be a lot of new towns and areas in the overworld for me to start caring about this game. The fact that they haven't even given us a glimpse of that in the trailers makes me suspect the worst.
@Jacques Nomdefamille It's totally valid. I love Zelda and I have faith in Nintendo's developers to make a game that's well worth the money in terms of new ideas, but if any other developer pulled this kind of marketing they'd be getting mocked way more.
Sad how far behind Nintendo tech is compared to ps xbox steam deck. Next gen era of gaming is here and we've seen games like ff16 cyberpunk rdr2 kojima walking simulator while Nintendo is selling $70 BOTW dlc that's worse than ps3 era
Nintendo fans have never cared about fancy visuals. Its about the quality of the games. Visuals are bonus if Nintendo upgrade their system. If it doesn't appeal to you then just avoid buying it. Stick with your steam deck and xbox. They have great visuals.
@@Imran84_ i agree with you no wonder Nintendo ip keep becoming more irrelevant every generations. Heck kids today don't have any interest towards Nintendo games at all they all know who aloy is but have 0 knowledge of Princess Zelda. Bleak and scary time for Nintendo fans indeed.
@@SDoesNotKnow im Nintendo fanboy and want young gen today to have more intterest towards their games sadly that time will never come. gamers prefer hyper realistic cinematic graphics games on ps xbox pc
@@Imran84_ that's not true. Nintendo fans always cared about graphics. SNES owners talked about hardware advantages over Mega Drive. N64 owners used to say it was superior over ps1 hardware. Gamecube fans always talked about how Gamecube had better hardware over ps2. Nintendo fans cared until Nintendo said they should not with the Wii.
New mechanics are cool but need to see more to be covinced it's a sequel. Also looks ugly and blurry af. I can understand from sales point but releasing this game for Switch is a big mistake for the game itself. Greedy bastards.
Yes it is blurry mess. But the full package is important. Some Zelda games are running on a hardware which is less powerful than your credit card, but they are more fun and engaging to play than 90% of current AAA games.
I never understood the criticism of an empty world. I’ve played games with “full” worlds, which basically just means lots of buildings that don’t really add anything of value or NPCs that also don’t add anything. The rest is just monsters and copy and paste side quests. It’s about exploring and finding cool things or areas.
Why did it take them this long to explain core mechanics? Just a bizarre and frustrating marketing cycle to me. Of course, with COVID the game probably took much longer than expected, but the secrecy is kind of obnoxious at this point.
I just noticed that when Link dove into the river, he made a huge splash from how fast he was going so the water splashed upward and trickled down like rain
I Love that touch too!
I love that everyone's talking about all the new mechanics, but it's a simple (but pretty) VFX that is your takeaway.
ALSO. Notice how when he went underwater, the “ascend” icon in the top left shined bright. Does this mean there will be underwater gameplay????
@@Ayoul next time I’ll repeat what everyone else already said, idk what your deal is but please shut the hell up
@@Ayoul The details are what make us keep coming back to Breath of the Wild, people took YEARS to find out all the little details Nintendo put in that game.
That fuse ability is basically our answer as to why this game has taken so long
seriously playtesting Fuse probably took half of the development time.
That and the ability to seamlessly transition from the sky to the surface...really pushing the ol' Switch tech to its limits.
what a waste of time, who cares about making a rock stick out of a rock and a stick, just make a great new Zelda adventure
@@joel20596 …that’s exactly what they’re doing??? Having enemies holding various weapons means that there is a lot more variety in combat
@@LOVER_LINK Don't waste your time explaining common sense to people who have adopted a shallow minded narrative of things, they'll drive you crazy.
Ultrahand is named after a toy from Nintendo's past, the Ultrahand from 1966, made by Gunpei Yokoi.
That little korok stuck on his backpack @2:50 is so cute already a 10/10 classic Zelda
Dude I didn't even notice it! that's funny XD
Ever since the first reveal ended with Zelda's Lullaby playing in the same style as the Dragon's theme, I knew the dragons were going to play a bigger role in this game. It's really cool see them flying in the distance so frequently. I'm sure they'll have some story significance this time around with so much of the game taking place in the sky.
ALSO. Notice how when he went underwater, the “ascend” icon in the top left shined bright. Does this mean there will be underwater gameplay????
Link is rocking that barbarian outfit quite well...
Seeing your faces light up always 10/10, your reactions are the best! L&R
the fuse ability blew my mind, that mechanic alone adds so much to this game! and we've still barely seen anything
How does it blow your mid have you never seen that wtf lol
@@RubMySweatyThighs Zelda fanboys will act like dead rising never existed
@@Aliencoochie Except that Dead Rising don't have gravity/flying/swimming/weather, vehicle building mechanics.
@@SuperAvocadoo who brought that up? What was mentioned was the fuse ability which is just crafting
@@Aliencoochie not everyone has played dead rising. Let people have their joy.
Yeah, the stuff they have shown were really impressive. I love the transition between sky and ground. Imagine Nintendo devs had access to a hardware as powerful as PS5 or Series X. Still worried about using same map.
there are changes to the map
Why so worried about it? A Link Between Worlds and A Link to the Past use the same map as well and man, they're completely new and different games
I don't think it took them almost 7 years to copy and paste a map.
Don't be worried, something you probably missed is the minimap.
Not only is there a Z co-ordinate, for going up, but I would bet it goes into the negatives too.
There's a few new symbols on the minimap, one of which is caves, we saw a bunch of them up in the sky islands, but realistically we'll be seeing a lot on the ground too.
The surface was all we got in BotW, the surface is massively changed here, the sky is new, and so are the caves, it's basically like Pokemon Gen 2 where they added Gen 1's map as well as the new one.
@@Kmaitland89 its not the same lol
Let it sink in, we've seen nothing of story, dungeons, bosses, enemies. They dedicated 10 minutes to the main abilities at Link's disposal, something we obtain within the first hour of the game in BotW. We've seen nothing and it seems already incredibly promising.
I've seen some people complain about the lack of details but I really like it, they really feel like they are building it to be a revisiting of a world you know but things have changed in major ways
We still haven't all the main abilities, he said there's more. Could be as many as 8 this time.
looks like 14:45 is a glimpse of the underground world
Lol
The 1st game barely had any of that tho
The fuse ability is peak big brain gaming
"Lots of ways to reach the sky islands, we hope you'll try a few different methods". I wonder how else
You know what woud be awesome for dungeons: a series of underground , alien ship looking rooms, that all use exactly the same very basic neon blue/dark blue colors, just slightly organized differently, with puzzles...and then a alien guy at the end can give you a power up.
The water looks so good
Mechanics look great I just hope there are different things to do in the world vs shrines and actual dungeons.
I'd imagine the floating islands are going to replace the shrines.
6:57 there's another sky island on top of sky island and on top of that there's a dragon
how high this map gonna be?
Me: So why did this game take so long again?
Direct: Here's Link's Fuse ability.
Me: Oooohhhhh....
I feel bad but thankful for the group of devs that had to constantly test that ability to work with so much in the world.
Ultra Hand is a reference to an old Nintendo toy designed by Gunpei Yokoi.
Wonder if they implemented the Recall ability after Tenet came out lol
Loving the Fuse mechanic with weapons but absolutely dreading using it to create vehicles. Nuts & Bolts flashbacks
Well thankfully you don't use Fuse to make vehicles, you use Ultrahand
Imma fuse 100s of chopsticks and make the pole from FRIENDS
Best part like the game before it no loading screens, except if you’re entering a dungeon/shrine type thing
Looks awesome!
I have a couple complaints but I already know I’m going to have a fun time playing this game.
Between RE4 Remake, Final Fantasy XVI, and now Legend of Zelda TOTK, the old school boys might take over the game awards this year.
Appreciate the dark backgrounds behind the logo PNGs 👍🏽
The Legend of Nuts and Bolts
I wonder if I fuse a star fragment with my rod would I have a twinkle rod 😆
Where are my dungeons, Nintendo
Flying up in the air.
Fuse is such an amazing ability. I'm sure every other developer will try to copy it for years to come.
Or not when they realize how difficult it is.
Already on it.
It looks astonishing. This coming from someone who didn't really like Breath of the Wild all that much.
You think we can fuse with Zelda?
That's post-game.
The beast with two backs
It looks like link was building a home at the end? It looks like they intentionally panned towards the in progress home.
Those building plots can also be seen at the start of the video near the stable. I think it's more that Hyrule started to rebuild before the new threat appeared. It's a convenient means of leaving materials around for Link's ultrahand ability.
The fuse ability is such a genius way of like, boosting the in game item economy. I’m in awe of this game after seeing this.
What does the leaf and arrow do? 🤔
maybe it'll fly around and distract the enemy 🧐
Maybe it wraps up around an enemy and restrains him
Shoot it at a tree and you get a giant korok
Probably just blows wind.
all i want from this game is more dungeons please. thats all i want back from this series.
The fuse ability is going to open up so many new opportunities, i can already see it (i wonder if i can fuse 2 swords to make a literal double edge sword? ooo exciting)
Become Darth Maul, wield twinblades :D
@@omegadirective haha YES
@@omegadirective that would be cool
Survival-craft zelda? Do you have a hunger and thirst bar?
So annoying how you didn't remove the TH-cam interface! Xd
Love the new gameplay mechanics. I hope it doesn't make the game too easy. We still better get diving and caves/dungeons though. But no dive button when he was in the water. T_T
And I hope weapons last longer or have some kind of thing you can do to weapons to mitigate it. I don't like that weapon clipping through the ground.
Reminds me of when Batman origins was made, they used alot of city's original map to churn out that game quickly,(which was a good game) while another team (studio) was making the true next gen batman Arkham knight. Wouldn't surprise me if this is what Nintendo is doing with the next gen Zelda.
The fuse ability reminded me of Little Big Planet.
I know botw was running 900p 30fps. I’m curious if it will be 1080p or have the option of 60fps sub 720p
I'd keep performance expectations low given the scope of the game.
probably 900-30 or 1080-30
Well keep in mind botw was a WiiU game ported over to Switch, while Totk is fully a switch game
@@NelsonTheAwesome I'm quite technically ignorant so correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the jump in horse power between the Wii U and Switch pretty miniscule?
@@franjaff6919 I’m not sure, I don’t know anything about the actual tech tbh but there’s gotta be some hiccups that happen when porting over a game from a game made specifically for a completely different console. Plus, if you pay close attention, the draw distance and graphics are better and more sharp in TOTK then in the original game. They’re probably also taking advantage of Nvidia resolution upscaling like some other recent switch games have used
Goty 100% all the way
RIP keese
Hope you can fuse animals.
I have never been less hyped for a zelda game, especially not one month before release.
I really like the new gameplay features and think this is shaping up to be a good game (even though I still hope they give us some permanent weapon options and actual dungeons).
Having said that the visuals are very rough. It's really blurry and the flickering (especially with flora and shadows) is jarring.
It's probably going to be a great sequel heavily handicapped by outdated hardware. I don't know what the chances are for a timely Switch successor but I'm tempted to hold off til Nintendo finally pulls the trigger, ngl.
I think it'd be worth it. This seems to be the only real complaint about current Nintendo games, but their gameplay, art direction, attention to detail, etc should be more than enough to justify it honestly.
The visuals are easily definitely a step above from BOTW given that was released with Wii U in mind. This is Switch native.
Rough is an exaggeration.
@@TonyJenn that's rather subjective imo. I've watched the gameplay in just 1080p and the flickering in particular was incredibly distracting (especially in the area with the yellow grass). I can only imagine how it would look like on a 4k TV. Handheld would probably be the way to go, yet drift made my Switch almost unplayable ergo why I might just hold off until there's new hardware.
Emulation might also be an option at some point.
Brain dead response. I bet you can't watch older movies as well, right?
That’s interesting, in my many times rewatching this footage I never noticed anything like that 💀
This game is cool and everything except for the fact that weapons break like why?
At least we can reset the durability by fusing
I wish fuse could get me as excited as it does others...
Always love your reactions! Is it possible to make the subs appear over the easy allies logo rather than your cam?
I dont know if the base resolution is lower or if it's my memory but this looks more switchy than BOTW and still saw has obvious framerate dips.
It'll still be an amazing game but it's gonna be hard to play 100 hours of this 30fps sludge after playing 1440p 60fps for the past 2 years.
Very pumped but this could seriously benefit from a switch 2
The reaction I was waited for!
A little over a month out! Can’t wait!
Hello Zelda nuts & bolts!
IM so excited for the POSSIBILITIES of this game
Zelda is really about to be considered revolutionary for something Nuts & Bolts did 15 years ago.
nuts & wut?
Zelda nuts and bolts lol
Can’t freaking wait!!
My worry is their reliance on us to make our own fun with these mechanics, rather than providing plenty to do in the world. That's what they did in BotW and it's why I didn't like it. I want it to give us stuff to do, exactly like past Zelda games and in that level of concentration, relative to the size of the Gameworld.
@@DroneCorpse Thats not Zelda tho
Kinda sounds like a 'you' problem. BoTW was pretty much universally praised. Maybe give this one a miss.
@@RubMySweatyThighs It is now.
@@RubMySweatyThighs Zelda is always about imagination the hell do you mean?
@@mistressofdreams6031 WTF are you talking about have you played any Zelda before BOTW lol
ZeldaxHitmanxMGSxMinecraftxJustCause
Damiani is a legend 🎮
This game looks more like Minecraft than Zelda itself... Probably gonna skip the legend this time...
botw master/g rank expansion.
Zelda looked pretty good, but the trailer or the stream, not sure what exactly, made the game look very washed out. Almost as if the gamma is turned way up. In the brighter areas like with the yellow grass and white boulders in the background, details get completely blown out. Same thing for when they were ontop of the mountain with the snow. It's probably just turned up for the stream, hopefully.
I think the gamer is bigger than expected. There’s just more to it
Game & System should separately. 🤦♂️😭
Nonetheless, looking forward to Tears. Should b a fun experience, as well as a GOTY contender. 💯👏
Every special edition switch has no game that base off like a new game.
To be fair, most console bundles include the price of the game, still inconvenient tho
Honestly... I don't like where this is going. There is even more quirky world manipulation and crafting than in BotW. I hoped the sequel would be more focused and streamlined after the radical open world experiments of BotW. While I have to admit TotK looks like a great sandbox game, it also looks like a really bad TLoZ game to me.
Please don't play
So much negativity in the comments.
Anyway, I really think they included dungeons. They just want us to be fully surprised when we discover one!
Looking forward to the game.
There a Nintendo game call ultra hand.
*toy
I am honestly glad they finally showed some gameplay, now I know that I don't need to plan on buying it. I strongly dislike BotW, and this game is truly a sequel to that game without bringing back what I loved from the series prior. But, that's okay, I was extremely happy with the FFXVI PAX East panel, so I have something super exciting to look forward to even with this dud.
You not liking something doesn't make it a dud. Botw by far is biggest Zelda game ever by sales. And it score very high
@@markfaraday9204 If sales meant good than other games must be the best
@@RubMySweatyThighs missed the score on purpose I see
@@mistressofdreams6031 Come on man people critics raved BOTW for what doing mechanics other games were doing the decade+ before it
@@RubMySweatyThighs Uh huh and? Clearly they did something right or their overall score would be low, and it wasn’t.
Underwhelmed. It looks exactly like what we feared since the E3 2021 trailer it would be:
Its BotW 1.5. It looks like a mod that fans put together in a year, with the difference that it took Nintendo over 4 years. The graphics, the world, the interface, the music, its all the same.
I hope there's more they're not showing because this is a bit underwhelming. At the very least I hope there's an *active* story and not an *inactive* story like in BotW. But who knows
Then don’t buy it. I’m excited, it looks fun.
@@eric_clover
How much longer can they go without "showing" us the appeal of the game? They are not showing us cause there is nothing to show, what we've seen is what we get, a Breath of the Wild DLC 5 years in the making.
My thoughts exactly, BOTW came out in 2017 even more than 4 years. From soft released Dark Souls 3, Sekiro and Elden Ring in the same space of time. Im so fed up with Nintendo. Minimal effort yet people cream over their games.
@@The_Ostrich there’s a leaked art book out which should alleviate some of your concerns, Nintendo is hiding a lot
It looks exactly the same?
It really doesn't
It's the same engine my dude
@@waywardlaser mario galaxy 2 apperantly isn't a game 😔
No. Why are you asking?
@@pokemigas6049 What looks different about it? Don't say draw distance or frame rate.
Zelda fans are so easy to please.
Hard to not please us when every mainline Zelda is game of the generation material
And every other fan thinks its somehow any of their business 😁
L&R
At least put the segment where you share your thoughts on frame trap in.. jeeze, I came to watch your thoughts, not a trailer in the corner of my screen with crap audio and random "oh that could be cool" thrown in.. def a dislike from me
Who is getting this for PC 😉????
Im sure those PC 4k videos goona be awesome 👌
I mean, there's always emulation.
Someone getting hyped for Glass weapons? Weapon durability sucks. It doesnt incentivise to use different weapons its makes me want to farm the same sword over and over.
Ok
@@Not_aHorse alrighty then the great contribution to the discussion ore rebuttal as to why they are good.
@@lucasromerova6150 Hate the weapon durability but it was never enough to stop me playing the game. Considering killing mobs never really gave you any form of progression I just chose to avoid combat if it wasn't necessary. With that in mind this video has demonstrated a move to somewhat alleviate the situation as it looks like newly fused weapons reset durability.
@@pixeljauntvr7774 it made me get the Regular Sword instantly so it wasn't game-stopping but quite annoying.
IMO: The mechanics look cool, but the "style, vibes, world, graphics" are all too similar to BoTW... i know, its a sequel. But im worried itll just feel too much the same with a few upgrades... I miss the older zeldas styles changing drastically from game to game.
Ocarina of Time vs Majoras Mask. Nearly all the same in visuals items and gameplay with extra stuff added
@@Daimyoku1 Ridiculous comparison based on what we've seen so far.
@@franjaff6919 how so?
@Ryudo159 Majora's Mask is in a completely different location, is tonally different, places players under a strict time limit (a complete change from the rest of the franchise), masks, and a new villain.
Tears of the Kingdom is instead an expansion and reworking of a world we've already explored, still having a focus on exploration as opposed to a huge structural shake-up like in MM.
@@franjaff6919 It also reduced the amount of playable content in replace of more mechanics and gameplay. While also placing the story behind side quests making the game feel one note if played straight through. To the modern standards of gaming, thats a perfect example of a large DLC
i'm calling for a multiplayer mode
This looks so meh
Looks like a BotW DLC 6 years in the making. Same overworld, washed out graphics and identical art style. That underground world better be spectacular, but even then it's not worth the wait.
Complaining about an identical art style when it's a sequel to the game with the art style 💀
Frustratingly we don't know. I *think* the game is going to be a lot denser than we can tell, but from what they've shown, your conclusions are totally justified! Some kind of press hands-on and interviews with certain outlets would go a long way.
@@franjaff6919 True.. I'm just gonna wait and see. The fusing mechanic is cool, but there better be a lot of new towns and areas in the overworld for me to start caring about this game. The fact that they haven't even given us a glimpse of that in the trailers makes me suspect the worst.
@Jacques Nomdefamille It's totally valid. I love Zelda and I have faith in Nintendo's developers to make a game that's well worth the money in terms of new ideas, but if any other developer pulled this kind of marketing they'd be getting mocked way more.
@@Jack655321 Just don't do it.
Move along elden ring the new King of open world games is here and once again reinventing the genre and gaming industry in general.
Sad how far behind Nintendo tech is compared to ps xbox steam deck. Next gen era of gaming is here and we've seen games like ff16 cyberpunk rdr2 kojima walking simulator while Nintendo is selling $70 BOTW dlc that's worse than ps3 era
Nintendo fans have never cared about fancy visuals. Its about the quality of the games. Visuals are bonus if Nintendo upgrade their system. If it doesn't appeal to you then just avoid buying it. Stick with your steam deck and xbox. They have great visuals.
@@Imran84_ i agree with you no wonder Nintendo ip keep becoming more irrelevant every generations. Heck kids today don't have any interest towards Nintendo games at all they all know who aloy is but have 0 knowledge of Princess Zelda. Bleak and scary time for Nintendo fans indeed.
You seem obsessed with Nintendo. You always comment on Nintendo videos and are almost predicting its demise as the Switch keeps selling.
@@SDoesNotKnow im Nintendo fanboy and want young gen today to have more intterest towards their games sadly that time will never come. gamers prefer hyper realistic cinematic graphics games on ps xbox pc
@@Imran84_ that's not true. Nintendo fans always cared about graphics. SNES owners talked about hardware advantages over Mega Drive. N64 owners used to say it was superior over ps1 hardware. Gamecube fans always talked about how Gamecube had better hardware over ps2. Nintendo fans cared until Nintendo said they should not with the Wii.
New mechanics are cool but need to see more to be covinced it's a sequel. Also looks ugly and blurry af. I can understand from sales point but releasing this game for Switch is a big mistake for the game itself. Greedy bastards.
How is it blurry and ugly?
@@firu8820 when you are used to high graphics games on the ps5 and xbox this game looks blurry
@@roseforyoubabe you don't even need to compare with them.
Yes it is blurry mess. But the full package is important. Some Zelda games are running on a hardware which is less powerful than your credit card, but they are more fun and engaging to play than 90% of current AAA games.
@@hododod246 that's what I am hoping for.
I don't get the hype. Bad graphics, empty world, and weak art direction.
BotW (and now this game since it's the same) might have my favorite art style of...any game ever. Truly a baffling comment to me.
@@IonSquared bro legit said empty world
@@michaeltovah4 Original had a pretty empty world too to be fair.
I never understood the criticism of an empty world. I’ve played games with “full” worlds, which basically just means lots of buildings that don’t really add anything of value or NPCs that also don’t add anything. The rest is just monsters and copy and paste side quests. It’s about exploring and finding cool things or areas.
@@michaeltovah4 they say anything
Why did it take them this long to explain core mechanics? Just a bizarre and frustrating marketing cycle to me. Of course, with COVID the game probably took much longer than expected, but the secrecy is kind of obnoxious at this point.
Because it's never good to show too much too early. We're just over a month away now. This is a good time to generate buzz.
@@pixeljauntvr7774 They could show something else...
Twilight Princess will be the last great Zelda game we get, and I like Botw
Looks like boring BOTW DLC
Can't wait!