7, REmake2, 3, 4, and Village all share tons of things if you look closely enough. Bolt cutters, and lockers the two most obvious.

But they dress everything up and create enough new models to make things unique.

Time to put "Mine! Mine! Mine!" by Windrose on and transform into your true self.

What I'm trying to say is that every year, the gaming market is getting bigger and better. This year is no exception, as is next year (I'm sure). So, not disagreeing there.

A good portion of medical literature finds keyboard and mouse use does not cause carpal tunnel syndrome. Wrist positions and comorbidities such as smoking and obesity do have a positive link though. So ergonomics and general health is key .

god i totally forgot them.

IF they still have 900 koroks and 120ish shrine-like-somethings in new locations it will be fucking massive.

Why did I love Triangle Strategy but can’t seem to enjoy Ogre at all? I really don’t get it

So we're doing the research for you?

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We don't know the fine details of the map, that's true. But we do know the layout and the general design. And it's the same as BOTW.

Why next year, this year looks pretty stacked to me. Long time didn't see that tbh. Hollow Knight Silksong, Hades 2, Zelda, FF XVI to name a few.

I feel you on this one. I pledged $40 like a decade ago.

>120 new challenges/minidungeons/skyislands/whateveritscalled that will give you a sense of progression

Korok Hunt 2: Electric Boogapoo

Is this ai generated or hand made?

Did Capcom reuse assets? Didn't they build everything from the ground up? Like what Square enix did with FF7?

> I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed in the (what seems to be) the lack of changes to the map.

What changes were you expecting? It's set in the same place, not long after the first game. It was unlikely to have been gentrified and filled with artisan coffee places in the interim.

Obviously there are going to be differences in what things/monsters/adventures you find in what place, probably few ne locations and some changes made to existing ones etc etc, but expecting an entirely new map is just strange.

Did nintendo confirm theyre using the same map from the first game? I dont follow the news so I have no idea.

I'm assuming that since this game takes place post-Breath of the Wild, that the major draw based off one of the complaints I read online about BotW (aside from the vast, empty world of Koroks, and the lack of dungeons) was the fact that no one was rebuilding aside from Tarrey town.

My big hope is that Link is going to be running into loads of towns building back up and he'll have lots of side quests tied to ferrying resources back and forth. I'm hoping to see Hyrule returning to its glory. IF that's the case, then yeah don't mind and in fact EXPECT Nintendo to re-use the same map.

Players would revisit old locations and think "Oh yeah, this was that marshy, flooded town! Let's rebuild!" If it turns out it's desolate again then I'm just gonna sell the game on Kijiji once I'm done.

Oh Mad Catz. Are you the younger sibling?

They're not bad but coming from DICE, it was very disappointing. They built it heavily like bfv but left out what made battlefield good.

Tactics Ogre is on my bookshelf I'll play it at some point

tbh I really don't care about the map as long as there is stuff to explore and find I'm fine.

and from what I've seen they changed everything at least a bit and the main game will play in the sky anyway.

thing I'm curious about the most are heartpieces and stamina upgrades since the shrines are gone so they'll propably have 120 new challenges/minidungeons/skyislands/whateveritscalled that will give you a sense of progression, so yeah, I think there is enough new stuff.

They also would always wreck Alliance in BGs :(

Gameplay is soooo good. But soooo much dialogue

Fact is... you don't know what the map looks like. This whole post is moot.

Super Mario Galaxy is easy to top, even its sequel is way superior. And Odyssey blows past both of them.