The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will change everything and nothing. The core of the game remains the same as always: adventure, fairy tale and exploration. But the entire game will have a much broader and new mechanics could refurbish a now old structure, with Skyward Sword (Wii) began to show signs of failure.
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA BREATH oF tHE WILD: tHE wORLD gAME AND DUBBING
One of the most important innovations concerns the significance of the game world, for exploration : you can climb mountains, cut down trees, explore over 100 temples (but will remain the vast dungeon, as usual); will be present on the day / night cycle and weather will change frequently. The protagonist Link will have to adapt to situations: wear the most suitable clothes and be careful to wear weapons, for example.
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Another element that characterizes Breath of the Wild than previous chapters is the presence of different game sessions with audio dubbing . The narrator, for example, will present a real dubbing, a choice that the producer Eiji Aonuma wanted to justify: “It is really hard to leave an impression on the players only with the text” he told Polygon. “We have doubled everything. But there are some moments where I really wanted to excite the users. And there I added the dubbing. “
Link will be muted, however, as always . According to Aonuma, if the protagonist had had a voice, the relationship with the player “would have been lost” because maybe links he might have said something that you did not agree, ruining the “magic.”
tHE LEGEND oF ZELDA BREATH oF tHE WILD: tECHNOLOGY
Those who have followed the Nintendo Treehouse already knows that Breath of the Wild has several technological elements: Link is awakened after a hundred years of sleep spent in a kind of cryogenic tank; the “guardians” around the world appear as arachnoid robots. About this, Aonuma said: “Essentially Link ventures into a world in ruins. I wanted to add technology as opposed. I thought it would be interesting for Link to use technology to explore this wild world and in ruins. I imagined that it would have added a further substrate to the game. “
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA BREATH OF THE WILD: GAMEPLAY
As mentioned, the next chapter will change various game elements. Some are new and others have already appeared in previous episodes of the saga, as in Wind Waker. For example, the day / night cycle mentioned above, or a chance to get sneak behind enemy . All this should enrich the fighting Zelda and give a little ‘breathing in sessions that, with the exception of the boss, I’ve always been a bit’ slow.
in addition, the main character will be able to collect the land of the enemy weapons to use against them, or throw them. Each weapon will have a state of wear and will break if overused, especially those rougher. Finally, we note that the meteorological conditions will influence on the range : Use a weapon or a metal shield during a storm will be a risky decision. Skyward Sword Nintendo had already explored this idea, but in that case it was limited to the use of elements such as fire and lightning. In Breath of the Wild it will be expanded to the whole world, and may come into play at any time.
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA BREATH OF THE WILD: WII UO NX?
Although the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be available for both Wii U and the upcoming NX console, we do not know anything about the new console apart from generic statements by the leadership of the company; therefore, it is currently difficult to determine what the differences between the two versions in addition to the technical aspect.
Definitely There will be better graphics and will ensure stability of the frame rate, seemed a bit ‘dancer during the presentation at E3 2016 (but remember the game will not be available March 1, 2017).
the game will still part of the NX launch next year. When Nintendo officially announce the console may also know more about the differences between the Wii U version of NX and the Breath of the Wild.
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