The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will send Link's mischievous streak spiralling completely out of control. Let's be honest; for all the good that the perpetually reborn hero does, he sows equal quantities of chaos through broken pots, battered Cuccos, and stolen hotel reservations (that poor Goron in Majora's Mask only wanted somewhere to sleep). Just imagine what Link will do once he gets a few magic-power-bestowing runes in Breath of the Wild.
Case in point are these new videos from the Nintendo of Europe Twitter account, showing Link learning to whip stuff around with his Magnesis power:
Shrine Oman Au introduces the Magnesis ability in The Legend of #Zelda: Breath of the Wild. https://t.co/4l40DGw4rZAugust 22, 2016
And then combining his abilities to bomb hapless bokoblins in inventive new ways:
Runes certainly can come in handy! #Zelda https://t.co/amGSOdbcnBAugust 22, 2016
And here's Link beating skeletons with their own arms and starting brush fires, via Nintendo of America.
Check out a few of the weapons you’ll be able to use in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild!https://t.co/oI1IiBknuuAugust 24, 2016
The big, climbable open world sounds nice, but wrecking up the place with physics-enabled boulders and bombs is really what I'm looking forward to. Nintendo still plans to release The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as a launch title for Nintendo NX (and as a swan song for Wii U) in March 2017. Hopefully we'll get to see more of the game at that rumored NX reveal event in September.
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