An artist mixes the remake style of the famous Game Boy title with the expected new canonical project of the saga on Nintendo Switch.
The sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the most important projects of Nintendo Switch. The console, which approaches the equator of its commercial life cycle, will have a new iteration set in the same universe of the title with which the machine was released in 2017. An artist, in the absence of news, has published several illustrations where the scene of the original trailer is recreated in the style of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.
Stephen J. Plant (@StephenJPlant) is the name of this Canadian artist who has been accumulating “Like” and retweets on the social network Twitter for several weeks, an unofficial work where he tries to imagine what that sequel would look like if it were being developed with the Game style released last September. In fact, he dares to baptize him: The Legend of Zelda: Ganon’s Awakening.
What if the next Zelda game … had the same art style as the previous Zelda game? Well it might look something like this: Here are the fruits of my latest endeavor in Blender. # BreathoftheWild2 #LinksAwakening #BreathoftheWild pic.twitter.com/Mli7KrymDO
– Stephen J. Plant 🇨🇦 (@StephenJPlant) January 27, 2020
What we know about the sequel to Zelda: Breath of the Wild
About the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild we have little information; In fact, we don't know if it will carry a “2” in its nomenclature when the final name is revealed. Yes we know that Monolith Soft. She is involved in development and they want to offer “new experiences” with this adventure where Eiji Aonuma repeats as a producer. The Japanese manager justified that "a DLC was not enough", so they converted what was going to be an expansion into a complete game. In addition, it was confirmed in another meeting that his world will be "a little darker."
For those who ask, Nintendo's latest financial report reflected – regardless of the already more than 52 million units sold – a 2020 calendar with no date for the expected sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4. Bravely Default II or Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition will come out, safe or safe, in 2010; The other three may also come out this year, but currently they don't have an approximate window.
Although during these last days the issuance of a new Nintendo Direct sounds strongly this week or at the end of February, the truth is that they are mere desires and speculations until Nintendo says otherwise. We will inform you if this announcement is produced officially.
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