Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

This will happen, except instead of being able to choose a girl, the girl is Peatrice, the item check girl from Skyward Sword.

Let the nightmares commence!

The Peatrice sidequest was definitely one of the more amusing/interesting ones. I broke her heart in my initial playthrough by telling her dad (which made me feel awful), and then during my Hero Mode playthrough I pretended to acknowledge her advances...her gushing was kinda awkward. O_o

I love Dead or Alive!!! I love how Hyrule Warriors had camera angles directly on boobs. Heck even The Great Fairy's boobs shake/jiggle in Hyrule Warriors...

@Blast: It's definitely a step forward in quality for the Legend of Zelda franchise. I'm looking forward to the clothing damage Linkle can sustain in battle.

Lol, I'm absolutely cracking up right now! I don't think I've ever burst out laughing while reading forums before.

There is literally no one else on these forums who would unashamedly say something like this, with all seriousness.

Gotta love it.

Inb4 Cia is a confirmed character for Zelda U.

Cough Hyrule Warriors is not canon to the timeline Cough

Cough That's the point Cough

Cough Sorry, I didn't notice Cough

Hahaha thanks. I like my fanservice!

Mmmmm... Yessssss....

Take out Linkle and throw in Cia!

Cough It's okay Cough
Okay I'm done; anymore of this coughing and I'm gonna hurt my throat.

Zelda a puzzle game? Are you seriously thinking Zelda have more in common with Dr Mario than it has with games like skyrim? Zelda is an action adventure rpg. Puzzle elements are not uncommon in that genre.

i love that everyone thinks those are the only kind of puzzle games lol, when you have to walk around a room for 20+ minutes trying to figure out how to get through, or when you have to fight a enemy for 5+ minutes til you figure out how to hurt them, those are puzzles.

if you have trouble seeing zelda as a puzzle game, remember back on the water temple in ocarina of time. that entire temple was one giant puzzle, and a messed up one that had you retracing your steps for even one misstep or if you forgot to do something in one area you had to redo the entire puzzle.

@Tsurii: Hmm...I think you have played enough Zelda to be familiar with most of the puzzle elements and now you just see them as trivial. However...they are still puzzles

Nintendo, where is my Zelda U, Zelda! >:0
I'm waiting for you to reveal her...

@Tsurii: Actually, it's not clear what you're supposed to do when you first enter the Water Temple. You have to run around and hit switches or something before you finally figure out that you're supposed to raise the water levels.
I think that qualifies as a puzzle, at least.

@VeeFlamesNL: The puzzle aspect is figuring out when to lower and raise the water level, finding out that you need to raise the water level isn't a puzzle.

You hear about measuring the intelligence of primates in labs with the old experience of hanging up a banana where they cannot reach it, and putting a block that they can push under it to gain some height.

Some figure this out and some don't. It's a really simple puzzle to us human beings, because we all grew up in households that have boxes, step-ladders, and cookie-jars on the counters. But just because it's really simple, it doesn't mean it's not a puzzle, if that's the primary obstacle between you and the banana/cookie/final boss in each dungeon. Zelda dungeons are filled with these chimpanzee puzzles that are put in a convoluted system of rooms, and Zelda veterans are less likely to be baffled by the large scale of each dungeon.