#Zelda breath of the wild 2 pro

Nintendo offered a new look at the Breath of the Wild sequel during its E3 2021 presentation. The trailer then ends with a clip of Hyrule castle beginning to rise into the air. A series of rapid, out of order shots follow, showing Link removing the hand, the floor around Link and Zelda crumbling, the mysterious hand of light catching Zelda by the wrist as she's falling, and the corpse seemingly returning to life. Link and Zelda eventually come upon what appears to be the source of the darkness: a mummified male corpse dressed in Gerudo jewelry and attire, presumably Ganondorf.Ĭlutching the corpse's chest is what appears to be a hand made of light. As the pair explore, tendrils of darkness can be seen creeping through the cavern. The cryptic video follows Link and Zelda (who notably sports a new, shorter hairstyle) as they make their way through a mysterious underground cavern. Nintendo dropped the first trailer for the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel during its E3 2019 presentation.

#Zelda breath of the wild 2 pro

Many fans have no doubt hoped the rumored Switch Pro would be out by the time of the game's release-the original notoriously had frame rate issues in certain areas-but so far there's been no word on the status of the supposedly enhanced model of Switch. While the first Breath of the Wild was released simultaneously on Switch and Wii U, the sequel is only coming to Switch. Producer Eiji Aonuma said the team is making 'something special' and that extra time should enable it to do just that. However, this was later changed to Spring 2023.

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