Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released in 2017 to wild reviews, earning Link-Cable’s highest ever score awarded to a game at the time, and generally being considered a return to form to a series that was always great but who’s recent 3D entries didn’t seem to match the franchises’ lofty expectations. Now Zelda fans are usually used to having to wait a considerable amount of time between the main entries in the series (six years separated Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild) but with the Switch Nintendo has seemingly thrown out the playbook and is taking a new approach to both their release schedule and their approach to game development, which begs the question – might we be getting a new Zelda game sooner rather than later? I think we are."
The Nintendo Switch has been an undeniable success for Nintendo, but which games make the best selling chart for the console?
Agreed. I think a lot of the AC: H sales have to do with early lockdown players!
I mean, I would've played it anyway. But I guess there's a lot of people who got into it because of the hype and their new found free time!
Nintendo made out like bandits with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. It's the same game that was on the WiiU except they added 2 item boxes like in double dash.
It's the Capcom method:
1. Add a new word to the end of the title and features that should've been expected first time around.
2. Charge full price for it.
3. Profit.
this is why i always say that Nintendo will always be fine. look at those numbers lol
and those are all first party games.
Goron Champion and pilot of the Divine Beast Vah Rudania, Daruk, is set to be immortalised in a high quality statue.
The Adventure games genre is insanely massive and creative, so here is the in-depth list of its Best and greatest titles to play in 2022.
A new 2D one yes
Let's see here:
ALttP: 1991
Links Awakening: 1993
OoT: 1998
MM: 2000
OoA/OoS: 2001
WW: 2002
Minish Cap: 2004
TP: 2006
Phantom Hourglass: 2007
Spirit Tracks: 2009
Skyward Sword: 2011
ALBW: 2013
BotW: 2017
I wouldn't expect a full-fledged huge 3D Zelda title anytime soon based on that pattern, but a 2D one is a possibility.
I'm just wondering when they're gonna port over Twilight Princess HD & Wind Waker HD & if they're gonna remaster Skyward Sword. I'd really like to play em on Switch.
One like A Link Between Worlds (no motion controls) and a real console one with actual dungeons (no motion controls either)