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The Legend Of Zelda
Andrew Liszewski
Few creative mediums let you explore stories like video games. Players don’t just watch a story – they participate in it, sometimes steering narratives to wildly divergent endings. But in order for an interactive experience to truly transport players, it needs to have a well-built world for them to live…
What’s that? Oh nothing, just the sound of the 80s, 90s, even the noughties – being so long ago I’m unintentionally emitting a high-pitched continual scream of horror. Everything is fine. It’s fine. Here, have a GIF of Link evolving over three whole decades as a distraction.
“I’m getting stressed,” I told my coworker Alex Cranz after a week with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, “because I might never run out of crap to do in this game.” The Switch launch title’s map is huge, with shrines and monsters and side-quests in every direction….
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