Dungeons have been a crucial part of The Legend of Zelda for 37 years, and we've taken a look at how they've evolved over time.
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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is the top-selling retail game in Japan this year so far, with Pikmin 4 coming in second.
Bad news for TOTK fans, as it now appears unlikely we'll get DLC if comments by the game's producer are anything to go by.
There was no way to upgrade the master sword and no master mode...yea, definitely all they could've done lol.
Well, I think it's better they move on with the next game anyways.
I mean all they did was release a big dlc as a game, so ofcourse they are out of ideas
Yup a big DLC that happens to score very high on metacritic, bu bu bu but Baldur Gate 3 said Hey 👋
I haven't bought this (although I may soon before holidays), but It is what it is, if it's at least as big as BoTW, then I wouldn't complain. I was happy with the content in that game, I never bought the DLC for BoTW anyway.
It was a crime that they sold totk as a new game when it could have been sold as a 30-40 dollar dlc and is definitely not a 70 dollar full blown game
Everyone on here claiming it's nothing but DLC because it reuses the same map to make a new game out of it, but they will all be rushing to defend spider man 2 when it does the same thing
*devolved or changed but the dungeons themselves aren't really improved with this new saga series.
The marketing wing is selling hard with these articles.
Shrines are fun, but the new dungeons are simply 5 mini shrines....
compass, map, small keys, master key, new skill or item, mini boss, big boss
That is the classic formula.
I can only hope that nintendo will do some more 2D Zelda games with the classic style.
But never stop making open world Zelda games. I will take that over the classic style if I had to choose, but please don't make us choose.