You just know that there are going to be a vast number of combination options, and people are going to be finding odd and unusual ones for years, and using them to do things even the designers hadn’t thought of. You know the one, where you start imagining all the possibilities and permutations of what you’ll be doing once you finally get your hands on the game. That Zelda feeling Man, as soon as the Tears Of The Kingdom gameplay video got to the Fusion mechanic I immediately got that Zelda feeling. If your priority for a sequel is how much better the graphics look then, well… you’re not short of alternative options. Tears Of The Kingdom is filled with new ideas and concepts. In fact, I’m surprised Nintendo had the audacity to make such an ambitious game on the lowly Switch. It’s still just the Switch and given the amount of physics calculations going on I’m surprised it looks as good as it does. I have seen some people saying it was disappointing or the graphics were bad, but I can’t take them seriously.
It just seems so flexible and open, I love it. I can’t wait to start experimenting with the powers and see what other people will do with them. The game may look similar to Breath Of The Wild but these new features completely change it in a way no other sequel from other publishers would ever dare. This is why Nintendo will always be the masters. I also liked that they didn’t really spoil anything while also showing off the game’s main new features. Tears of joy Loved absolutely everything about the new Zeda: Tears Of The Kingdom video, including the fact that it was just a guy sitting there playing the game for 10 minutes and not some ridiculous theatrical reveal. To join in with the discussions yourself email The Wednesday letters page has had it with monopoly investigations in the games industry, as one reader applauds Aperture Desk Job. Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom – a true sandbox (pic: Nintendo)
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