Felt the same but I guess since BOTW was damn good, people wouldn't mind more of the same.Skydiving looked cool but everything else just looked like BOTW. Oh boy more paragliding and using clunky sheikah pause magic. Didn't get a distinct feel from the trailer like the original botw one gave, but plenty of time i guess.
You seem real excited about Zelda being damseledThis is huge cope. It's Link, half of his chest is out in the outfit.
Here's a title for the game,Skyward Sword HD makes so much more sense now for remaking on Switch. BoTW 2 looks like a simultaneous spiritual successor to that game and a direct sequel to BoTW.
It'd have been nice to hear we were gett8ing real dungeons this time.
So, I'm guessing it would be hoping for too much for these to be Zelda and not link right? Sigh, what a missed opportunity, the more I think about it the more it bothers me, if they've sidelined her again I think it's a massive mis-step.
People saying it's Zelda reminds me of that first BOTW trailer where people stubbornly affirmed that Link was actually Zelda because he looked very girly. Yu're just setting yourselves up for disappointment. Link will be the only playable character. Let it go.
At that point what is the point of switch Pro if it's 2022? I'd imagine switch 2 is holiday 2023 or spring 2024 at the worstAonuma's sentence with "aiming for a 2022 release" does not inspire confidence. It will probaby not be a Switch Pro launch game then? If we assume that the Switch Pro will come sooner than mid-/late 2022 that is.
nah they are mad dissapointed... so am I tbh
Boy that long-haired Link looks similar - both hair-wise and clothing - to that zombie Ganon looking dude.
I am pretty disappointed regarding the release date. The game will come in the end of 2022 at the earliest or even maybe only in 2023. So there would be a time gap of almost six years between BotW1 and BotW2. This is way too long and I really dont understand what took them so long? The game looked good, but not outstanding. I would have expected a BotW sequel in this shape for the end of 2020 or somewhen like that. As reference:
SS: End of 2011
ALbW: End of 2013
BotW1: March 2017
BotW 2: End of 2022
So it takes them even longer to make BotW2 than making BotW1 - and for the latter they had to build anything up from the scratch. What is happening here?
You can wear different clothes in the first game, and dye them. Maybe they just added a barber or something.Different clothes, different hair, trailer never shows a face. If it's Link twice, then there's a before/after thing.
Thanks for posting these! I think we're only just seeing a hint of what's going to be in this. Nintendo is likely holding a lot of stuff close to the chest until we're near its launch date. Why blow everything when it's still likely 1-1.5+ years off? And by then, probably new hardware too that will show things off even better. Anyway, long wait ahead, but that's OK. At least we'll have Elden Ring in January. :) 2022 (if this makes it) will be another really excellent year.
as is traditionNot only does Zelda look non-playable, it also looks like she falls into some kind of hole... so looking like you have to rescue her again.
He teased about doing something with playing as Zelda all the way back with Minish Cap, lol. He doesn't care in the slightest.I don't think they'll fridge Zelda again - I think they just aren't ready to reveal anything yet about her role in the game. They're really deliberate with what they choose to show/choose not to, and Aonuma has been aware of the people's desire for Zelda having a more active role for a while.
Its hilarious. The playable character has been named synonymously "avatar" for 35 years, and they still don't get how Nintendo wants this series to work.You guys do it to yourselves thinking Zelda will be playable lmao
They probably started after completing the DLC for BotW. Not only that but covid pushed back a lot of development for everyone.I am pretty disappointed regarding the release date. The game will come in the end of 2022 at the earliest or even maybe only in 2023. So there would be a time gap of almost six years between BotW1 and BotW2. This is way too long and I really dont understand what took them so long? The game looked good, but not outstanding. I would have expected a BotW sequel in this shape for the end of 2020 or somewhen like that. As reference:
SS: End of 2011
ALbW: End of 2013
BotW1: March 2017
BotW 2: End of 2022
So it takes them even longer to make BotW2 than making BotW1 - and for the latter they had to build anything up from the scratch. What is happening here?
Seems very likely to be time travel, parallel world hopping, or a combination of the two.So, rewinding time might be one of the main mechanics in this game.
Wonder if it'll be part of the main story, ending in Link rewinding time back to 100 years in the past, preventing the calamity from happening.
Felt the same but I guess since BOTW was damn good, people wouldn't mind more of the same.