As long as you keep your finger on the pulse of the gaming industry, it should be fairly obvious what the meat and potatoes of this article is going to be about. Gaming critic and controversy lightning rod Jim Sterling recently posted his review of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and his score of 7/10 – a rating of ‘good’ going by the definition in his personal review policy – garnered a, shall we say, mixed response from some fans of the long running Nintendo franchise.
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Every times, people got triggered of everything. "Sigh"
I actually agree with him about the weapon durability system. Some games do a better job with that mechanic, but I have NEVER liked it.
There is a controversy? Pretty soon a game developer stubbing his toe on the edge of his desk with be a controversy.
Judging by the lack of input in this thread, it must not have been that controversial all along. Nobody cares.
There is no controversy. It's just geeks being overly sensitive geeks.