The sequel to the Nintendo Switch’s wildly successful open-world videogame drops in a month. The first game has sold more than 30 million copies.
The roughly four-minute clip managed to tease plenty of story beats without actually answering any of the questions that Nintendo NTDOY players have had for years — such as whether Princess Zelda will be a playable character, finally, or where the sky islands came from? And, oh yes, why has the evil Ganon — or is that Ganondorf? — returned, and what does he want?
The roughly four-minute clip managed to tease plenty of story beats without actually answering any of the questions that Nintendo NTDOY players have had for years — such as whether Princess Zelda will be a playable character, finally, or where the sky islands came from? And, oh yes, why has the evil Ganon — or is that Ganondorf? — returned, and what does he want?
Eiji Aonuma, producer of the “Legend of Zelda” series, opened the livestream by promising viewers that “in this vast world that seamlessly connects the surface and sky, you’ll be able to enjoy using your imagination to the fullest while exploring.” The trailer led “Tears of the Kingdom” and “Ganondorf” to begin trending on Twitter Thursday morning. Highlights that got potential customers buzzing the most included shots of the antagonist Ganondorf, aka Ganon,
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