Take some plywood, four wheels, an engine. The new innovation is that Link can graft together random objects strewn around Hyrule. But the gameplay is even more compelling than in Breath of the Wild. like the premise of every video game ever? Link wakes on an island floating high in the sky with a metal arm grafted on, Luke Skywalker-style. Zelda and Link are exploring Hyrule Castle when a demonic force from the past – to be clear, not the Dublin footballers – escapes and blasts the fortress to smithereens. Speaking of kingdoms, what’s up with the new game? Short of travelling to New Zealand and buying that village where they filmed Lord of the Rings, it’s about as close as you could get to exploring a real fantasy kingdom. No, the idea was that, within the Middle Earth-esque Kingdom of Hyrule, you could roam wherever you wanted and interact with the landscape as you saw fit. Whatever I wanted? Leave my pants on the floor all day? Tell my boss where to stick their performance review? Let my kids drive themselves to camogie for once? Breath of the Wild was acclaimed because it was set in a giant open world where you, as Link, could do whatever you wanted. Steady on Grandpa – gaming has moved in a bit in the last. Greatest of all time? Better than Jet Set Willy, Manic Miner, Doomdark’s Revenge? “Donkey Kong” – one of their first games – makes no sense in English or Japanese.Īnyway, why all the excitement over this new Zelda game?īecause it’s a sequel to what many regard as the greatest video game of all time: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. was named after the landlord of an early employee at Nintendo Of America. Nintendo, which developed the game, has a track record with strange names. Link? I thought elves all had to be called Legolas or Tanis Half-Elven? Link sounds like they spent five minutes thinking up a name and took early lunch. The little dude in green and gold I was referring to earlier is an elf named Link.
She’s the princess the hero spends most of the game attempting to rescue. Who is Zelda? And what’s so legendary about him anyway? The only video game anyone is talking about right now, as it happens.
But no, Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a video game. It does feature a nippy guy in green and gold taking on a bulldozing foe with overwhelming resources in their favour, so I can see why you’re confused. Tears of the Kingdom? Is this to do with Kerry coughing up the five-in-a-row to Dublin a few years back?
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