The 20min demo Nintendo has been showing at presentations has had most of the world stripped to hide away potential spoilers. Just as well, most gameplay footage has been in one very small portion of the map. The AI is incredibly smart in this game making battle much more difficult, and there are multiple ways to engage opponents as well as new mechanics such as flurry rush. Also, Zelda does have robots. They’re more like spiders, though. That said there are also ample amounts of wildlife and you can even ride them, like deer and bison.

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And most importantly, it doesn’t have robot dinosaurs (Or at least none in the footage I’ve seen). Since I have a Wii U (Bought just for two Xenoblade games – tried some other games, none really seemed that great), I’ll probably buy it at some point – after I work through my RPG backlog (Mass Effect Andromeda, Bloodborne, and a couple other games).

Of course, impressions from just watching a game can be quite wrong – the footage I watched of Ratchet and Clank looked really dull. I bought it anyways, and it’s an amazing game, so we’ll see.

In the Zelda videos I’ve seen, the framerate really chugs when Link is running. It will be interesting to see the technical vids on Zelda, and whether the seemingly compromised framerate (if in fact it is a problem) might affect reviews. My guess is that Nintendo fans (and reviewers) would forgive and overlook that issue for Zelda where they take a more critical approach with other games, the same way Bethesda fans ignore or even embrace technical issues in Fallout or Elder Scrolls.

Thank you! My thoughts exactly. The other issue is that by lambasting a new IP, it may prevent other developers from establishing new franchises, which will lead to us getting the same old sequels. I don’t think that’s good for the video gaming community.

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Video might have spoilers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jILxYkVSHg

I no longer own a Wii U and there is no way I’m buying a N-Switch, so I will be passing on buying Breath of the Wild, but I will be getting H-Z-Dawn. Like most games nowadays there are pros n cons to each title, like Switch titles can be played on the go and at home when docked, and when at home it will run at 900p while portable it drops to 720p, while Horizon Zero Dawn is not portable but runs for full 1080p with options of checkerboard 4K gaming with full HDR using the *Decima engine* making this one of the best looking open-world games made.

Zelda is a well known series while Horizon is a new IP for PS4 gamers so looking at that Zelda should sell more BUT people also wanted new IPs and after seeing in-depth reviews on H-Z-Dawn I think the new IP will sell just fine as will Zelda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y8u7MvuArA