Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom New Gameplay Reveal - MinnMax's Live Reaction

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Published 2023-03-28
MinnMax's Ben Hanson, Jacob Geller, and Kelsey Lewin react live to the new gameplay reveal for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the sequel to Breath of the Wild. Nintendo producer Eiji Aonuma plays the game in this video and shows off new abilities and features like Recall, Ascend, Fuse, and Ultrahand. Subscribe to MinnMax's YouTube channel for more Zelda content or support us directly on Patreon and help us hit our goal! www.patreon.com/minnmax

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All Comments (21)
  • @thelegalsystem
    Love that they are adding more dynamic mechanics to an already dynamic and open game world. Looks exciting! That won't stop me from calling it the Legend of Zelda: Nuts and Bolts though
  • @jellybanana9998
    Finally finished Breath of the Wild this week after playing on and off for the last five years. Now feeling the hype for TotK being so close
  • @voltronik9141
    I enjoy Link's new abilities. Very creative stuff from Nintendo!
  • @lukemoonwalker8444
    I see a lot of people saying the Ascension power has a limited use. to that I say it has a limited use in the Hyrule WE know with very few caves. I have a hunch TotK will have a very expansive underworld and that is the environment where it will shine.
  • @TomBrienProfessional
    Nintendo WILL NOT implement a crafting system without making it feel like a funny toy first! And designing a bunch of new ways to fall off a cliff seems funny. It looks like the game has a real sense of humour.
  • @HadoukenX
    I'll be interested to see how experimentation and exploration blend into the game.
  • @mattevanst4967
    Every year is a great year as an indie lover. But 2023 is amazing for AAA, so hyped for Zelda! And then BG3 & Starfield in August/September, what a year! Three of my most awaited games in the span of 6 months OMG. It looks amazing, can't wait to see what people do with all the new abilities (and speedruns ofc) Don't get me wrong, I love beautiful graphics, but I'm way more hyped for systems & mechanics in games.
  • @andrewgambin
    New Gameplay Reveal for MinnMax's Game of the Year 2023
  • @burningtime617
    Looks good. I figured the "tears" of the Kingdom would be the falling pieces of the sky areas that you use to reverse your way up. Whatever lifted the Castle in the first trailer must have uprooted the land so you'll probably end up in the castle up in the sky at the end of the game. Cool that they didn't show too much though. Just enough. Also weird that the special edition Switch comes out before the game and therefore doesn't even include the game but I guess Nintendo doesn't package games with their special edition Switches, do they?
  • @althelas
    My Switch is from 2017 and 'I waited to buy an LED because I hoped they would release a special edition for TotK and now I'm here having pre-ordered the game and the OLED. I will be broke (in terms of fun money) for the next month but it was worth the wait.
  • @pkstarstorm8856
    I just want a cool sword that doesn't break Nintendo: Here's a stick and a rock you can fuse together
  • @legendofhayden
    looks great! new mechanics and systems is all I wanted from a sequel
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