The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Features Jumping, Technology and Much More

Link has his work cut out for him in the new Zelda.

Posted By | On 14th, Jun. 2016

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Nintendo finally got around to showcased The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and it starts off in a rather interesting way. Starting with a voice that awakens Link from his slumber in the Shrine of Resurrection, he acquires the Sheikah Slate and makes his way out into the open world. The Sheikah Slate is intriguing because it’s the first time that technology has really been introduced into the franchise.

That’s not the only new addition. Link can sprint but he can also jump, allowing him to climb up trees and up the sides of cliffs. This allows for a greater degree of traversal than ever before. A special note on the name: “Breath of the Wild” was actually chosen to represent the game’s world. Previous Zelda titles had core items as the subtitles for the game but Breath of the Wild wants to emphasize the setting above all.

Right off the bat, Link begins exploring the world and picks up a tree branch for use as a weapon. Later he’ll acquire a Woodcutter’s Axe for knocking down trees to acquire apples, cutting wood for firewood and much more. A rusty broadsword, a red herring of sorts that looked like the Master Sword, is also acquired eventually. Stay tuned for more information on the game as it’s revealed.


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