As good as this year was for video games, several highly anticipated releases severely missed the mark in more ways than one.
Arguably the best version yet of musou style gameplay buoys a dull story.
Travel back to the Imprisoning War and fight alongside legendary heroes to stop Ganondorf in an epic hack-and-slash adventure.
Sync Strikes, new playable characters and a compelling narrative await, but the Musou title is critically on par with previous offerings.
The battle against the Demon King Ganondorf and his forces begins on November 6th, exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Zelda and crew can also utilize Zonai Devices to attack and crowd control enemies and Sync Strikes to unleash devastating team-ups.
The presence of the three titles means that we will likely see new trailers for the games, as well as footage from playable demos.
The trailer caps things off by teasing a brand new character that might end up being more of an automaton rather than a regular person.
Higher frame rates for the Musou-style action game are possible compared to the Switch 2, says AAA Games studio head Yosuke Hayashi.
Developed by Koei Tecmo's AAA Games Studio in partnership with Nintendo, the Musou title encompasses the Imprisonment War.
