Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

I'll sacrifice a series tradition for more immersive gameplay anyday.

I may be just imagining this since it's hard to see clearly but I think I saw the magic meter depleting when Link used the sailcloth.

I noticed that too. I think the sailcloth will act like the Magic Leaf (or whatever) from Wind Waker

For the record, TP literally has a magic meter on the back of the game box. I won't believe there is a magic meter until I pay the gane.

I'll sacrifice annoying motion controls, for fun gameplay anyday.

I'm not going to dignify that with a response

Too much land, 7.8/10

I love that Epona pretty much controls herself, like an actual horse does. In real life you don't really control the EXACT movements of a horse like previous Zelda games do. Having her on autopilot seems like it'll make riding Epona feel very natural. Can't wait for 2015!

Dang that world is big! This might be the longest wait for a Zelda ever! So beautiful!!

I think I see a new meme brewing in the horizon...

I will say that was infuriating if you care about technical graphics. It could look like an early 360 game or it could look like an upcoming PS4 game for all you know.

But it seemed to have some really cool lighting.

But more importantly Link and bullettime! Nintendo knows how to turn old gimmicks into something exciting.

The beacon seemed very dim. I know, you can see it on the map, of if you're doing Off-TV Play, you'd have to keep pausing to make sure youre going in the right place.

Is it out yet? TwT

I loved how they were like

"Zelda will be out before the end of the year, but before that you'll buy our new Star Fox you ****ers. And before that you'll buy Majora's Mask again because we're ****ers! Hehehe!"

I love the casual confidence Nintendo has.

Nintendo totally got the last laugh. I kind of feel bad for everyone else, Ninty just stole the spotlight.

Gameplay was awesome but looked like a ton of games I already played.

Beginning and ending the show with Koji Kondo was fantastic too. Great respect to a great composer. That and the piece dedicated to Sierra were the only two things that really struck me as a celebration of gaming, what Keighley advertised the show as. Everything else was the standard heavily commercial awards show stuff (plus Zelda and Mario Maker).

Yeah, that tends to happen when something is the 18th original game in a 27 year old series.

After Bayo 2 lost.... I cried but Zelda U cheered me up!

You know what I mean. The game looked like Dragon Fable Scrolls Dogma Inquisition.