Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

@Nicolai no, they're definitely a reference to Mario and his overalls.

Or Pokemon red and blue.

Or any other red and blue things in other video games. Some of them being switches too.

Or maybe just a basic color scheme they used to get across the idea that the switch is a home console meant to be shared.

Anyway, hey multiple endings!

Can't wait to see the new fork in the timeline.

It's definitely meant to represent democrats and republicans

But the red and blue switches in Zelda are the only red and blue things that are also switches, like the Switch!

I can tell you that's pretty much a happy coincidence.

Red and blue are simply two popular colors usually paired together.

@Meowpheel I guess we'll never know-oh! ♫
To me, that's what its going to mean.

It's patriotic! Red, gray and blue!!!

So it's meant to represent the Neo Punk France flag.

The world isn't just in red and blue. Everyone needs to see the gray in it.

@DarthNocturnal Well, according to Aonuma, we're going to cry when we see how cute Zelda is.

Ooooooh, male writing...

Then it turns out the game is actually silent hill 2 with Zelda characters.

"In my restless dreams, I see that kingdom... Hyrule."

I can't wait to hear Link's amazing voice acting

The final boss: You think it's Ganon and then you find out it's just 10 Warden Eternals from Halo 5

That game was worse than Skyward Sword. No.

Apparently there's 120 shrines, 900 seed puzzles and 76 side quests according to the back of a game guide.

@jump I would spoiler tag that to be safe.

And it's nice that the guide's bullet points mentions dungeons, while specifically distinguishing 'shrine mini-dungeons' as separate.

Then again, the wording reads 'korok seed puzzles,' when none of the koroks I've seen so far have been 'puzzles,' simply hidden collectables. So who knows if they know what they're talking about or not.

Anyone has found good wallpapers from the japanese/american box art? I remeber seeing some, I don't remember if here or when I was lurking in Neogaf, but I haven't been able to found it again.

If its the European art it would be nice too. Thanks!

Cozy and warm.

@jump What are seed puzzles? And why are there 900 of them?

@Octane The Amazon page called them 'korok seed puzzles.' I would assume it's just bad writing that refers to a ton of hidden koroks, who give you their seeds as some kind of currency. No idea about any kind of puzzles that would be involved.

Sounds fun! I love puzzles, and 900 is more than most dedicated puzzle games offer!