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gaming1 year ago

"Zelda Players Create Eerily Beautiful Footprint Map After 870 Hours of Gameplay"

A Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player spent 870 hours completing every shrine and exploring the entirety of Hyrule, resulting in a map almost entirely covered in neon green lines denoting the route taken. Some areas are empty due to the game's footprint data erasing early routes, but this massive time investment is not uncommon in the game, with other players spending thousands of hours on various challenges.

via Gamesradar|
#exploration#gaming#gamingcommunity
gaming2 years ago

"2023's Top Gaming Hits: Player Choices, Indie Gems, and Platform Scorecards"

In 2023, the standout games for one editor were Baldur's Gate 3 and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, primarily due to the unprecedented level of freedom and choice they offered players. These games were praised for their ability to create expansive, living worlds that allow for a multitude of player decisions, without feeling overly guided or empty. The article highlights the importance of player agency and how these games excel by not constraining choices to a binary system, instead offering a more nuanced and human gaming experience.

via GameSpot|
##baldursgate3#gamedesign
gaming2 years ago

"Top Upcoming Game Releases: Navigating 2023 Highlights and 2024's Most Anticipated"

The gaming community is buzzing with excitement as Baldur's Gate 3 sweeps awards and Starfield offers a vast universe to explore, while The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom captivates audiences, securing its place as a defining game for the Nintendo Switch. As 2023 comes to a close, gamers are also looking forward to the new titles and updates coming in early 2024, including new additions to the PlayStation Plus catalog. Tips and tricks for these hit games are available to help players navigate their complex worlds, and for family gamers, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is highlighted as the year's best family game, offering a fun challenge for parents playing alongside their kids.

via Kotaku|
##2024games#baldursgate3
gaming2 years ago

"Ranking the Legend of Zelda Series: The Ultimate List of Mainline Games"

Polygon has ranked The Legend of Zelda games in celebration of the series and the upcoming "Tears of the Kingdom." The ranking excludes multiplayer games and spinoffs, focusing on the mainline entries. The list reflects not only the historical importance of each game but also how enjoyable they are to play today. "Breath of the Wild" is highlighted for its revolutionary design, while classics like "Ocarina of Time" are noted for their lasting impact on storytelling and world-building within the franchise.

via Polygon|
##gaming#legendofzelda
gaming2 years ago

"Tears of the Kingdom players exploit frozen meat glitch for riches"

Players of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have discovered a new duplication glitch that allows them to easily fill their pockets with rupees. The glitch involves fusing raw meat to weapons and using the Ultrahand ability to create a pile of meat and twigs. By fast traveling to a snowy location and using the Autobuild history, players can duplicate frozen gourmet meat and sell it for 40 rupees each, earning a total of 840 rupees per trip. The glitch works on all versions of the game up to 1.1.2 and requires a minimum of 57 Zonaite.

via Polygon|
#duplicationglitch#easymoney#gaming
gaming2 years ago

"Tears of the Kingdom: Tips and Tricks for Zelda Players"

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has an open-world with labyrinths to explore, including the Lomei Labyrinth in the north-east of the map where the Kuhsagi Lightroot can be found. To get there, players need to complete the labyrinth side quest and find four terminals in the sky labyrinth. After defeating the boss in the depths below the Lomei Labyrinth, players can find the Kuhsagi Lightroot on the flat roof or via some stairs.

via PC Invasion|
#gaming#kuhsagilightroot#legendofzelda
gaming2 years ago

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Tips and Tricks for Adventurers.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features Electric Keese, which can be used to upgrade armor and weapons. They can be found in the Gerudo Desert region, the Depths, and other limited locations around the overworld and in caves. To avoid taking damage from their electrical charge, players can obtain the rubber armor set. One good place to farm Electric Keese is on Cuho Mountain, south of Rito Village.

via PC Invasion|
#electrickeese#gaming#gerudodesert
gaming2 years ago

Zelda Fans Get Creative with Music and Math in Tears of the Kingdom

Players of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have used Zonai Devices to recreate iconic Zelda tunes, including the Stable Theme, Nocturne of Shadow, and The Song of Storms. Some have even used rotating platforms on Sky Islands to control the tempo. The in-game build-your-own xylophone has allowed for creative musical expression, and it's only a matter of time before more tunes are put to the test.

via Nintendo Life|
#creativity#gaming#music
gaming2 years ago

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Fans Showcase Impressive In-Game Builds and Modifications.

A player of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has built a fully-functional calculator using the game's Zonai devices. The calculator is a one-bit adder that can calculate sums of up to 1+1+1. Due to the game's drop limit, the adder can only take in three one-bit numbers to give a two-bit answer. The designer stated that they cannot currently chain other adders into the sequence as this build has already hit the game's drop limit.

via Nintendo Life|
#calculator#gaming#gamingbuilds
gaming2 years ago

Exploring Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's Locations and Challenges.

Dondons are elephant-like beasts found in southern Akkala in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. They can give you gemstones like diamonds, rubies, and sapphires if you feed them luminous stones. However, you can't ride them. To feed them, place a luminous stone in front of the dondon, wait for it to eat it, leave the area, and come back after 10 minutes to collect your loot.

via Polygon|
#dondons#gaming#gemstones
gaming2 years ago

"Exploring the Musical and Questing Possibilities in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom"

Players of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have discovered that Zonai devices, such as Stakes and Beam Emitters, can be used to create xylophone-style tunes. By putting a Stake into the ground and hitting it with a Zonai beam, a note is produced, with the pitch changing depending on how deep the Stake is buried. The range of pitches can be controlled by attaching several Stakes together. This musical revelation has sparked creativity among players, who are now experimenting with different tunes.

via Nintendo Life|
#creativity#gaming#music
gaming2 years ago

"Maximizing Your Gameplay in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom"

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a vast open-world game with countless possibilities and options, leading to many discoveries that players may have missed in their initial playthroughs. These include features such as the Purah Pad, fast traveling to Shrines without completing challenges, and un-fusing weapons and shields from the loadout menu. With a world this big, there are bound to be discoveries that slip through the net on a first playthrough, and players are encouraged to share their own missed discoveries in the comments.

via Nintendo Life|
#discoveries#gameplay#gaming
gaming2 years ago

"Mastering Combat and Glitches in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom"

A player has managed to complete all four main Regional Phenomena quests in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom without using the paraglider. Chris Brune relied on a wing device with balloons and a steering stick to get around, but found the Rito Regional Phenomena particularly challenging. He was forced to unlock the glider when he needed the camera for a later quest, but is still treating the playthrough as gliderless.

via Nintendo Life|
#breathofthewild#gaming#gliderlessrun