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<br>Whilst Breath of the Wild seemed to indicate a move away from previous Zelda games' reliance on sequentially receiving a set roster of items to progress, the hookshot seems like it could integrate perfectly into the new games' focus on free exploration. With the tighter mechanics of the new generation of Zelda games, rappelling to higher points would be more fun than ever and a smart addition to Tears of the Kingd<br><br> <br>A first-look trailer that showed [https://zeldatearsofthekingdomfans.com/ Zelda Tears of the Kingdom online guide] plunging into a pit and a more recent trailer that showed a lot of gameplay of Link and no appearance from the princess seems to all but confirm she won't be a playable character. However, this is something that fans have been asking for ever since her expanded role in Breath of the Wild and many are likely to continue holding out hope until there's explicit confirmation she won't be playable in Tears of the Kingd<br><br> <br>Considering Link to the Past has the most dungeons out of any game in the series, it makes sense that multiple bosses from the game would wind up being great options for returning fights. The three-headed elemental Trinexx is a triple threat, shooting both fire and ice from two of its heads and then attacking as a serpent once the others have been defeated. Trinexx appears to be partially made of rock, so it would fit right in with previous BOTW bosses like the Talus creatures but with an added elemental twist that would help to shake things up, combat-w<br><br> <br>Bethesda is known for making large and complex open-world RPGs, and if __ Starfield is anything like Skyrim , we could have a potential GOTY contender for 2023. However, while I do have my hopes high, I am still concerned about the 1,000 planets that might serve as filler content like the early days of No Man’s Sky, or the myriad of bugs players might encounter at lau<br><br> <br>For Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to avoid disappointing fans, it likely won't be able to get away with recycling the same enemies from the previous game. BotW had plenty of fun and challenging enemies , but that's likely exactly why Redditor NoEggsOrBeansPlz is worried they'll get complacent and fail to " add more enemy variety " in the seq<br><br>Our heroes spent so long saving Hyrule only to plunge it into turmoil a second time, and their relationship will soon be tested through tough decisions and sacrifices we are yet to see unfold. Heavy is the head that wears the crown, and the limbs forced to adopt ancient powers to overcome unknown evil. The hopeful melancholy this land boasted in previous years has been torn away, replaced by an intense apocalyptic veneer that it will likely be our duty to wipe away. Zelda is a damsel in distress no more, and Link is no longer an untouchable hero who can hold the entire world on his shoulders. Tears of the Kingdom must confront these changing circumstances, and judging from everything we’ve seen, it likely will.<br><br> <br>Nevertheless, the fact that Starfield will let players customize ships, the crew, and even bases across multiple planets, gives us a hint at the sheer scale of the game. With returning marquee features such as detailed skill trees, extensive crafting, a comprehensive dialogue/persuasion system, and support for community mods, Starfield might just give The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom some tough competition in 2<br><br> <br>For many, the Legend of Zelda series will always be associated with ancient dungeons and temples, usually each with its environmental theme and unique mechanics related to that theme. Breath of the Wild 's shrines were great in their way but fans' fondness for this traditional style has only grown as a result of the absence. That means Tears of the Kingdom presents the perfect opportunity to bring them back and satisfy f<br><br> <br>While there aren't any traditional BOTW -style __ puzzles in Shadow of the Colossus , the Colossi scratch the same itch. It's never enough just to slash away at a Colossus’ feet; each one has a unique mechanic that players must exploit to beat them. Some of the Colossi have weak points on their heads, and the player must find an opportunity to climb up; others lurk near slippery slopes, and the player must goad them into falling off. While it doesn't promise the same freedom as Tears of the Kingdom , Shadow of the Colossus has a similar focus on exploration and puzzle-like combat. Its remake is available only on PS4 and PS5, with the original PS2 version also receiving a port to the <br><br> <br>Additionally, if the new fight were anything like the original in Ocarina of Time , its creative setting on the top of a drum and general music incorporation could be expanded upon in interesting ways. In the original fight, Bongo Bongo hits the drum with his hands to the beat of the music as the battle progresses, which as a general concept has a lot of potential, especially considering the excellent minimalist soundtrack in Breath of the Wild that still felt very impactful. To accent this minimal music with fierce drum beats could create a one-of-a-kind intense fight experie<br>