Although Nintendo said it would be focusing mostly on releases in the "first half" of 2021 during its latest Direct broadcast, there were still high hopes for some news about the upcoming sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
In the second half of the presentation, Zelda series producer, Eiji Aonuma, shared a minor update. Development is apparently proceeding smoothly and Nintendo "should" be able to bring fans an update this year. Here's exactly what Aonuma had to say:
"I'm sure a lot of you saw me and thought there might be news to the sequel to the Breath of the Wild game. Unfortunately, we don't have anything to share right now. Development is proceeding smoothly and we should be able to bring you some information this year. For now, we'll have to ask you to wait just a bit longer."
So, it sounds like this game might still be a while away from release. Were you hoping to actually see this entry in the latest Nintendo Direct? Do you think this game has any chance of arriving this year? Leave a comment down below.
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Honestly not surprised. You expected new info? You're crazy.
Probably next year I'm assuming. Honestly I'm fine with waiting till whenever it's ready. It'll take as long as it takes but it'll be worth the wait in the end.
Who remembers Metroid Prime 4?
Anyone?
Never has the excitement risen and fallen in quick succession. At least they acknowledged it and seems like info later this year.
I don't think its coming this year and I don't want it to, I want them to take as long as they need to make this as (If better) good as the first one.
Much better to get this sort of thing rather than radio silence. More of this please Nintendo for your other franchises - namely Metroid.
The only truly disappointing part of the broadcast, not surprising though and at least this news brought us the much happier news of Skyward Sword getting on the Switch.
@henrysbloggin They were pretty open and honest about Metroid Prime 4 being restarted from scratch.
Yeap best to take your time, don't be like Cyberpunk 2077. Give it to us when it's ready.
At least it was acknowledged
Excited to know they’ll show something this year though!
100% certain it will be an E3 reveal
Absolutely mad for nothing about BotW2, Metroid Prime 4, Bayonetta 3 or Shin Megami Tensei 5. The four huge Switch exclusives and nothing?
Skyward Sword will keep me tied over until we get more news I am really expecting BOTW2 to be a 2022 game now though. That's ok, I'll wait as long as it takes!
At least they told us. Meanwhile God knows what's happening with Bayonetta 3.
Please take your time and don’t rush it. I would insert that Miyamoto quote about delays, but it seems kinda hypocritical coming from the guy behind Mario Sunshine.
"Please Understand" - Nintendo Direct edition.
But the delay is no surprise. Zelda games always take a while to get here. Better than being rushed and getting something like Cyberpunk 2077.
Hey I'm just here to wind you up, as if there's nothing to show of a game that's releasing next year and is probably using the botw engine!
@nessisonett Wasn't expecting any of them to appear, was very surprising that Nocturne wasn't present though.
You're expectations were too high if you're disappointed about today's Direct.
Skyward Sword... I was watching that thinking "ok, that's the original version, how far graphics have come since those days, when are they going to cut to the upgraded Switch version?"
And it never happened.
Nintendo: "You shall get nothing, and like it. Buy some of our old games again thx"
I’m honestly not bummed about this. I’d rather they take their time and truly deliver an amazing sequel.
Honestly l don't even care. I just hope people be patient because l don't see that a lot, but l sorta can understand if they only liked BOTW. Just hope my friends can just stop though.
The fact that it's almost 4 whole years since the release of the original AND not even bothering to mention the 35th anniversary (which is THIS SUNDAY!!) is just infuriatingly obtuse, everything they did for Mario and there's next to nothing for Zelda?! Like what the eff have Nintendo being doing for 18 flipping months?!
And just like Cyberpunk, this was revealed way too early.
@Linux7055
That is why my expectations are never high, I simply apply: "" I expect for something new but at the same time I do not expect anything,"" so I enjoy the announcements that there will be and possibly there will be something that I like. Easy life
Not worried. I’ll be shocked if this isn’t the holiday game anyway.
That being said super excited for skyward sword.
@nessisonett We already know SMT5 is coming this year so be patient. There's no chance Metroid Prime 4 and Bayonetta 3 coming out this year. Botw2 might be a holiday 2021, but more likely a 2022 release. Nintendo doesn't like revealing stuff early anymore. Every game announced had a release date or window, so whats the point of showing Botw2 again when it isn't ready.
@Otoemetry
Welcome to Nintendo drought hell, things might have been going differently at this point in Switch’s life cycle but Nintendo saw the opportunity and took it so it’s trapped in a holding pattern, the system’s legacy will be known as the port machine and Nintendo will proceed to Wii U things up again rather than make a Switch 2.
Honestly, as long as we get news this year, I'll be happy.
@BenAV this.
This said what i'm more curious about is the lack not of announcements but even just mention that this year is the Zelda 35th anniversary.
But that anniversary isn't until the 21rst next week so now I can't help but wonder if this stream was just a mean to get a lot of announcements(including the odd bird out that Skyward was for the franchise) out of the way before another, more focused, Direct next week.
Probably won't be anything(2020 was hell on game development so anything that was planned this year is probably delayed by multiple months), but i'm definitely curious about the 21rst next week.
Oh i didn't expect BOTW2 info, what I actually did not expect was Aonuma making a cringe comparison between BOTW and Skyward Sword.
Like...really?
If they are sitting on metroid prime trilogy, then I think they are real pricks.
@teo_o it's not as crazy as it seems. Iirc there is amounts of indications they originally planned Skyward Sword to be a much larger game but had to drastically cut back their plans as they hit the upper limitations of the Wii.
In many ways(and thanks to further adjustments reactions to other aspects of Skyward Sword led to), there's hints that BOTW is the game that Skyward was supposed to be.
Seems like BOTW2 should have been revealed here instead of at E3 2019 where Nintendo is forced to talk about it at every announcement when they clearly don't want to.
@BMOC Yea they owe you stuff for sure
No worries 💯
Still Day 1, whenever that day does finally come.
@SalvorHardin but now they ran out of old wii u games so they stoop to original wii games that weren't even that good
BIG SHOCKER. NOT! I knew there would be no news. but I thought skyward sword, and Ocorana of time and Twilight Princess would be the 35th anniv. Zelda collection. guess I was wrong on that one. Is skyward sword going to be it? if BOTW2 does come out say November? will there be a collection for the switch this year? or at all? I hope so, but just because mario got one doesn't mean zelda will get one. but who knows? I would love to have a zelda collection, so we shall see.
@Ludovsky oh I have no doubt Skyward Sword had a potential that wasn't expressed well enough. And that's why Skyward Sword is Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild is the one that actually is recognized to be the one which breaks the formula a bit 😆. All jokes aside, what I personally enjoyed the most were the sword duels, so for me the game has absolutely so elements to stand on its own legs. Just don't mention the stamina wheel like you invented it please 😖 criiinge
@BMOC kind of not holding my breath but for the anniversaries I wouldn't expect any announcement until at least(if not after) the -day- of the anniversary.
Like we got a Skyward Sword reveal but no mention at all(unless I missed a bit in the video) that this year is the Zelda 35th anniversary.
But the actual day of that anniversary isn't today but next week on the 21rst. So if anything is meant to truly celebrate that anniversary(and it wasn't mentioned during the Skyward reveal, that I recall), I get the feeling it won't be mentioned until that day or later.
I expect something similar with Metroids if anything is planned at all, it won't be announced until later. And it's case the day of that anniversary isn't until August 6th.
@teo_o well the stamina wheel felt less "we invented this" and more "that was the title we introduced this into the franchise"?
Starting to think the game will launch in (early) 2022 rather than late 2021.
Oh well, better to have a massive worthwhile sequel to Breath of the Wild rather than ending up with Cyberpunk of the Wild in order to fill the fall/holiday software lineup (the Pokémon Diamond/Pearl remake that will likely be announced next week should cover that role nicely).
@BenAV true but that was 2 years ago - I think it’s reasonable to expect at the very least a passing remark on its development at this point.
Oof, "no information" was a bit surprising & disappionting. In that case, I won't be shocked if we don't see game release this year. UNLESS they want to wait until after Monster Hunter to launch to bring the BOTW2 info.
@Ludovsky no I understand Aonuma's point, it's somewhat factual, and I understand he takes pride in it. It's like he's making a subtle gameplay point that fans totally understand, but the 20 millions of customers that bought BOTW and don't know anything about it won't.
@henrysbloggin I don't really expect to hear anything until they've actually got something to show. Two years isn't very long, reckon we might still have a bit of wait before hearing anything.
@Linux7055
Agreed,
Considering we didn't have one 500+ days prior to this, the 50mins of announcements were competent with some nice surprises. We've been spoiled!
@nessisonett Seriously. I was at the very least expecting some info on at least one of them. Nope
I can't believe some expected BOTW 2 reveal here.
It doesn't take "2 years" to make this game.
Expect 2022/2023 release.
My guess is E3 trailer, March 2022 release. Is Shin Megami Tensei V dead?
Possible they're holding their cards until E3. One E ticket game for 2022 (Splatoon 3), but nothing for Christmas 2021. Something has to fill that gap. E3 is about winning, and a surefire way to do that would be to shock the world by revealing the most anticipated title far sooner than anyone expects it. Are they smart (or stupid) enough to do something like that?
@Lute-Waffle really??? I felt like 500+ days would warrant truly special announcements. Not a bunch of shovelware and a remake. I hardly feel spoiled I feel like they've just quit trying.
metroid and bayonetta has left the chat
You couldn’t have given us a 20 second teaser? You’re killing me.
They can take their time polishing it. Don't be like CD Projekt Red!
Ok but most importantly what is their holiday game? I honestly don't expect BOTW2 until 2022. Ae of Calamity DLC goes right up until Nov... so not sure about BOTW2 a month later for Christmas...
If breath of the wild 2 should release in 2022 then I hope we have a completely new map or maybe a new setting. Given that it takes roughly five years to make a Zelda, I know they are using the same engine but for the time it could make breath of the wild 2, they could initially of started from scratch again on a whole new game. I also have a hunch that the trailer we saw for it back in 2019 might be very different from what we might get. And the possibility of it being cross platform for the next switch system, and I say the next switch system because I’m sure Nintendo will keep with that kind of set up now. Just my humble opinion though
@Mii_duck That game looked super blurry on my HD television when I replayed it 3 years. I imagine I see some improvement. I was watching it think “oh, there’s that mechanical pirate thing—I HATED that thing.”
@Andymad possibly Mario Odyssey 2 or Mario Kart 9?
No big deal. This, like Metroid Prime 4, is a game that has a LOT riding on it. They need to take their time and get it right.
It's nice of them to talk about it, to say they know people are waiting and simply acknowledge it.
@Ventilator it's been almost 4 years since BotW released, even counting the DLC would only push the 4 year mark to October this year. That is way more than 2 years, and considering they're using the same engine you have to wonder what on earth is going on that's making it take so long.
@15roundTKO I think you are confusing the terms "shovelware" with "things I don't like".
@BiscuitCrumbsInMyBed I mean maybe... I don't know I have a feeling MK is over on the Switch as it is rn because it is so terribly popular. Mario Odyssey though is highly probable. A new MK I think is something reserved for a new upgrade or a new console. Maybe that's the case for all releases after Christmas who knows.
I can wait.
Random aside, is anyone else a little bewildered by the development of this game? Didn't the original game, a game built from the ground up, take five years to complete? From what I understand they began work on the sequel after finishing the DLC for BotW which came out at the end of 2017. So assuming it does come out in the second half of this year, that means it took them four years to make a game that uses the same building blocks and assets as the original? Something isn't adding up.
@michellelynn0976 I thought it was interesting that Skyward Sword is being released in the same month that Paper Mario: Origami King did last year... and its arguable that it was the unofficial kickoff to the 35th celebrations for the plumber. This gives me hope we will see more dedicated things, whether re-releases, directs, and merchandise before the end of the year.
With the Age of Calamity DLC finishing by November, I feel like that would be the perfect dovetail/tie-in to the sequel for either a Christmas or February '22 release for the BotW sequel.
Take hope!
@GilbertXI possibly true. I sure didn't LIKE 98% of that bloated direct full of remakes, eshop filler, and niche games. If you liked what they are offering good for you. I don't.
So they have nothing new to show from BOTW 2? OK then moving on.
not surprised just glad they're taking there time with it, skyward sword was a nice surprise for me can't wait to delv into this
@Andymad I’m learning to thinking that maybe they are gearing the big hitters up for a more powerful system, but also still being able to play on the normal switch. A possibility maybe
@Otoemetry Probably taking it to the next level and a lot can go wrong a long the way in a game like this. They also need to try out a lot of new ideas and remove those who don't work.
Also remember that Nintendo do far more effort to get rid of bugs before release than most other devs, and it takes a long time in the BOTW engine.
Sure, Nintendo could release BOTW 2 with 1000 bugs, but then people would complain about that the game is too buggy and wait months or a year before it's fixed.
Cyberpunk 2077 is what happens when people begs and demands for a unfinished game to be released.
Somehow i still think 1000's wants more releases like Cyberpunk, so they don't need to wait for the game to be finished and playable.
They are probably waiting for the Switch successor to be announced as you know BOTW2 will be a launch title for it!
I'm more disappointed we got no news about Metroid Prime 4 or even the Metroid Prime Trilogy. Not even news there's "no news".
@15roundTKO I never said you had to like the direct or the games, that's perfectly reasonable. But I don't think its fair to put the games from respectable, albeit niche developers and remakes that were remade for a reason on the same level as ninjabread man.
Edit: Nintendo could have done a better job showing games that were actually good to a western audience though.
@Otoemetry
They are probably building an entirely new map and character models. For all we know this game’s map may be to BOTW what San Andreas was to Vice City. Multiple times larger. Plus we don’t know about the story yet.
I’m very patient and willing to wait. BOTW is my favorite game of the last ten years. I’d rather them take their sweet time so they can make it better, rather than rush it out and ruin it.
@Chowdaire
They probably aren’t reusing too many assets, outside of Link and Zelda’s character models.
I’m willing to bet we get an entirely new game world.
My biggest hope is that it has a new game world where the story takes place, but they include or release DLC that includes an updated version Of BOTW’s Hyrule as a post game area to explore. They could just add a bunch of missions and drop it in.
They could have shared some new in game footage or something and kept the hype train rolling.
However, acknowledging the lack of info was absolutely the right thing to do. Thank you Nintendo
Fine by me. Breath of the Wild was delayed, and look what we got as a result! Don't rush. I want it to be the best game it can be. Besides, this gives me time to buy and play Age of Calamity, now that I've finally played and completed BotW.
Also I’m pretty bummed Nintendo rolls outs the red carpet for Mario’s 35th anniversary, but roll around to any other franchise and all you hear is crickets.
I do like Mario, dont get me wrong, but for me personally, Zelda is Nintendo’s flagship series
@Chowdaire it really does lean towards ‘switch pro’ rumours doesn’t it
@Decapre Pepperidge Farm remembers
@nessisonett
I found it weird there was no SMT 3 HD release date. Also have a hunch SMT V will be delayed until 2022.
@MS7000 I expected nothing and was still disappointed.
Their announcing the Skyward Sword re-master makes me think BotW2 is nowhere near being finished. Kind of like how the WiiU got the Wind Waker & Twilight Princess remasters, to tide us over until BotW was (finally) released.
Hey instead of making Wii U and 3DS games now we can just concentrate on Switch games and give you lots of first party games to look forward to, what happened Nintendo???
“We have nothing to share with you regarding BotW2 - but don’t be disappointed, we DO have a $60 Wii Port for you instead!”
I’m still shaking my head about how incredibly underwhelming this direct was. Look, I have a backlog and enough items on my wishlist to keep me going for a while, but I can understand if quite a few people decide to jump ship after that showing.
I've been trying to find something positive for hours but other than mediocre Mario Golf this presentation just says "we're happy to alienate the core fans sorry but not sorry...we don't care to spend a dime while making millions off of old rubbish and unfulfilled teases." Sad. Honestly infuriating. Nintendo is happy to do nothing and take your money for the aged rotten scraps it throws out. Disgusting really...but they're making money off of stuff a lot of gamers already paid for....isn't that great? This has been going on for years now. You shouldn't support it.
Nintendo is getting dumber. Look at that Direct...look at how much effort they put into stuff no one cares about! Impressive.
They can take their time polishing it. Don't be like CD Projekt Red!
@Lgndk11r The expectations people already have for this game! I'm terrified on the developers' behalf (and Retro Studios is in an even worse position with MP4). And I know for a fact that, as a direct sequel, people, especially professional critics, are already sharpening their knives to greet its release...
that means it took them four years to make a game that uses the same building blocks and assets as the original? Something isn't adding up.
@Chowdaire Given the trailer's heavy use of the underground motif, very subtle references to Twilight Princess and perhaps even Zelda II on the NES, and some of the empty stretches on the world map in the 2017 game, I conjecture that they are going to be borrowing more heavily from past games, namely by restoring full-fledged dungeons and items.
@samuraicop Not really. The direct was filmed in advance. I feel like it's more likely that they understood their fans, and understood that if the man appeared in the direct, then BOTW 2 must've been there. They could've also seen potential backlash coming, so they ended up just confirming that news would come later. Either way, I'm excited for later this year, since it's guaranteed to have information.
@COVIDberry I mean, we don't exactly know what they're doing. For all we know, this game is probably going to be way different from the original, despite using the same map. They're probably changing up the map, and adding a lot of new things, as well as changing up other things. Not to mention, the game probably got shadow delayed due to the pandemic going on right now.
its okay sir, as long skyward is coming. make it better first then announce again
I predict - Breadth of the Wild 2 release date will be Friday March 4, 2022 just at the end of the celebration of the 35th anniversary, and 5 years since BotW first released. Meanwhile, there are TONNES of games to play, and finish, and this year will be busy on all platforms. Good Game > Having to have patience.
Looks like 2021 is gonna be another super quiet year from Nintendo then
Any teeny tiny grain of hope I had of a possible 2021 release pretty much vanished last night 😭🤣. Seriously though, the excitement crashing to the floor just about killed me last night.
It was funny, because my brother and I were watching it "together", so we both screamed "AONUMA!" and then "GAAAAAH" when he said no BotW news. It was pretty funny. Happy that they aknowledged it though. And Skyward Sword
hello, I have news and the news is that there is no news
I'm happy to have a current-gen Skyward Sword, but it's yet another remake of a legacy game that Nintendo wants us to shell out $60 for all over again. Going forward I would hope (although I'm not going to hold my breath) that future Nintendo consoles will be fully backwards-compatible with current titles, and that digital purchases linked to each user's account will be able to be carried forward and played on them. If Microsoft and (to a lesser degree) Sony can do it, Nintendo ought to be able to do so. It would also free up tons of development time for actual, original games and iterations as opposed to so many remakes and remasters.
I have a feeling we may hear more on BotW 2 around E3, along with maybe one or two other major first-party games slated for the 2021 Christmas season. For those hoping for a 35th Anniversary Zelda compilation, the likelihood took a hit from the Skyward Sword reveal today, and even if it happens, I doubt that Nintendo would launch it right alongside or even very close to BotW 2.
If BotW 2 falls into 2022, it would obviously be very disappointing, but hopefully the finished product will justofy the wait as BotW did. In the event that occurs, which IP would go nicely alongside another Zelda remake/compilation? Personally I'm rooting for Mario Kart 9/Smash Kart.
I feel like they had to acknowledge BOTW 2, even with no update, as the speculation is rife. Can’t believe they didn’t acknowledge Metroid. I expect More on BOTW2 and other Zelda ports after the release of Skyward Sword, gearing up for October for more ports (a la 3D All Stars) with perhaps BOTW2 in March 22
Well, you heard the man. Play Skyward Sword HD. As a matter of fact, how about playing literally any other Zelda game other than Breath of the Wild? You're missing out on a lot by skipping out on the stuff that isn't Breath of the Wild.
Well to be honest it has a lot to live up to and everyone will be very disappointed if it’s not at least as good so they should take their time
@BenAV honestly another trend of late with Nintendo has been trying to also stagger announcements and careful selection of format as well for said announcements. This Direct was a nice opening for the year with lots of expectables but also nice surprises.
But I couldn't help but find that oddly missing is mentions of Zelda's 35th anniversary next week on the 21. So while I keep my expectations low, I've come to muse that a main Direct before an "anniversary" direct could be a way to partition announcements. Anniversary content could still be coming on the 21(being revealed as a "surprise", especially after we already had a full fiat Direct) and in that way would have more time that could be dedicated to the content of these new announcements rather than fighting for time with more general announcements of the main Direct.
In fact, bar MH Rise, most of the Direct's releases are distant so if there's anything coming "soon"(February/March/April) that's planned, it's likely to be revealed as a surprise I get the feeling.
Otoh the early year already has somewhat solid content: Mario 3D World, Persona 6 Strikers, Monster Hunter... all within the two months of February and March so I wonder if Nintendo might be pacing some planned releases either ways to avoid hurting these titles(especially a third party exclusive like MH Rise after spending the entirety of World without new MH titles on Nintendo).
@Ludovsky I think the first half of the year is more or less locked in now. The release schedule actually seems incredibly stacked compared to usual where it tends to be quiet early then picks up towards the end.
What we know almost nothing about though is what's coming later on this year. Definitely wouldn't surprise me to see more Zelda after Skyward Sword and a few other nice surprises but I'm not sure we're going to hear any more big news from Nintendo for a little while. Pokemon news is quite possible though.
@Ludovsky You speak very happy words, my friend.
The fact that Aunoma said "We SHOULD be able to give you some information this year", that really doesn't sound too assuring to me. It's just the wording of it. Sounds to me like even Nintendo is unsure about when to provide or when they will be able to provide new info. I think this game is definitely coming out next year. But as long as it's polished and is the best it can be I can wait.
@BenAV Honestly, yeah. I mean just February/March is pretty massive if you think about it.
Mario 3D World+Bowser's Fury?
Persona 5 Strikers?
Bravely Default 2?
-Monster Hunter Rise-?
I could imagine Nintendo being very careful with announcement and pacing of releases. They wouldn't want to take the wind out of that especially when they're trusted with an exclusive for something like Monster Hunter of all things.
Like... really. 2021 is actually not off for a bad start. And Splatoon 3 is a good way for Nintendo to not only go "we'll still be around in 2022" but also "and beyond" because you know that Splatoon 3 is gonna continue the tradition of post-release content updates over months and year.
@BenAV All of this said, since Mario 3D All-Stars wasn't revealed until Mario's actual anniversary that wasn't until September 3rd 2020(despite the fact we had hint as early as March 2020 something like that was coming), I'd say the big dates to look toward to(and beyond) are:
February 21: Zelda's 35th anniversary starts(and they could literally start that with "more about Skyward Sword" before suddenly revealing other re-releases/etc.... and if anything, it's the "start" of the anniversary, so there's plenty of time for later announcements still)
February 27: "Pokemon Day", as Pokemon's 25th anniversary begins
May 27th: Dragon Quest's 35th anniversary begins(and devs already hinted there's announcements coming this year)
August 6th: Metroid's 35th anniversary begins.
And I'm forgetting some others, but these are some of the "essentials". Note that Metroid isn't until well into the summer. So like Mario, we might get hints early of something coming that wouldn't be announced until much later this year.
And technically, there's also the fact that we technically are STILL within Mario's 35th anniversary since it technically only end come next september. And we did get a Mario Golf revealed just yesterday. So who knows if more mario-themed titles are awaiting for the rest of the year?
You people act like a global pandemic didn’t set back any development of games at all, considering E3 has adapted and is going to be an all digital event this year why would you think Nintendo would waste news on their most anticipated game for a random direct? With all that said and the lack of mentions of zeldas 35th it’s obvious Skyward Sword is an appetizer for something bigger.
@Chowdaire I think it has less to do with using the same assets and engine and more about the world of hyrule in this game. Aunoma staged that the game would take place in the same hyrule, but nintendo knows that they can't just use the same ruined, empty space from the first game. They have to make it with a different look or a more developed feel (if that's where they're going). Aunoma also said something like "in order to make the world from botw more impressive, the team is working hard on its development" which tells me they're added a lot of new things and different things to the world and that will take time
@nessisonett calm down. Aunoma said we should get some info on Zelda later this year.
As for Metroid Prime 4 the game has only been in production for 2 years, realistically speaking it would be another year if we are lucky to get some info.
Stop being so spoiled.
@BeetleSpider99 #114
To be honest, Mr Aonuma's "wording" isn't clear unless you know Japanese. I'd love to know what he actually said.
The translation "we should be able to bring you some new information this year" makes it sound like they're trying to get ready to preview the game by the end of the year. But the little blurb that appears under Aonuma said "More information planned for later this year" gives a bit more hope that they actually have a plan to show it at some other specific time.
I believe him when he said that development is going smoothly but I'm afraid the scope of the project might have grown during development to a point where they needed a couple of years more and it's going to miss Christmas 2021. Or maybe they're just timing it's release to coincide with the release of the Switch Pro.
Oh my gosh!!! This is going to have to be the greatest Zelda game created. It's taking sooooooooo long. I bet it will be out November 2023. I bet.
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