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Nintendo pamphlet confirms that Link and Zelda are "deep within the caverns beneath Hyrule Castle” in BOTW2 UPDATE: Not Nintendo, GamesRadar magazine
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Even though the pamphlet is old, the trailer makes doesn't explicitly confirm where those caverns are. I always assumed it was directly below Hyrule Castle since it shows the castle lifting up at the end, but if this text is official, it confirms that.
Also there's only one post in this thread that sort of sounds like they took this blurb to mean "the whole game will be in caverns" and even then, they said they'll wait and see.
Whatever we don't see doesn't exist. That's why BotW also had no towns, remember.
Super Mario Odyssey only has 4 kingdoms as well.
Crazy times those were, lmao.
Of course. I don't know how your first paragraph is related to my post at all, I didn't know it was confirmed either till this pamphlet.
There's more than one so maybe you miss it, hence the word "Some" in my post. Anyway, I just found it funny there's no need to debate over this lol
Incoming
If it isn't they are fools.
It won't be :(
Don't get your hopes up, no matter how tempting it could be
I only brought that up because it shows how very little has been confirmed or deconfirmed by that trailer, meaning any interpretation is valid at this point.
And there really is only one post, unless you're counting that Spelunky joke post
I imagine if underground is a significant portion of the game they would take a great of inspiration from things like Journey to the Center of the Earth and include actual diverse biomes. Underground lakes, rivers, flora, fauna, towns and such. They wouldn't just craft ~30 hours worth of narrow cramped stone and earth tunnels and caverns with the odd glowling crystal.
A mainline co-op one would open people's eyes to the joys of co-op Zelda tho
The wait for Zelda is easy. It's only been a year and a half since the announcement, which came with a full CGI trailer to set the tone and wet your appetite. Also, we get Zelda spinoffs and remakes almost annually. But compare that with:
Bayonetta 3: Announced via a logo over 3 years ago and nothing since. Last entry in 2014.
Metroid Prime 4: Announced vial a logo almost 4 years ago, restarted development from scratch 2 years ago and nothing since. Last entry in 2007, last spinoff/remake in 2016/2017 respectively, with the series previously having been completely missing for 6 years.
Pikmin 4: Announced by Miyamoto as being "close to completion" over 5 years ago, and only vague responses about it since. Last entry in 2013, last spinoff in 2017.
The trailer for Zelda was CGI? That was Bayonetta 3 no?
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