^Nice I'll go ahead an get Majora, but I'ma wait until Nintendo selects wave 2 for WWHD where I can get it physical and for $20 instead of $30.

Coming through.

Too bad I don't really play Miitomo anymore, or I could post some weird pictures as well :p

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There will be other voice acting in the game but Link will remain silent

https://mynintendonews.com/2016/06/14/zelda-breath-of-the-wild-will-have-more-voice-overs-but-link-will-stay-silent/

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For those who still Streetpass, you will be able to get Golden Aonuma so switch on your Internet if you want it :p

https://mynintendonews.com/2016/06/15/the-aonuma-gold-pants-mii-is-now-showing-up-on-the-3ds-streetpass/

Here’s a quick recap of just a few of today’s highlights. For even more details about The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, visit http://e3.nintendo.com/videos to watch individual Nintendo Treehouse: Live segments and more.

Shrines of Trials: More than 100 of these locations are scattered around the world for players to find, and in some cases finding the Shrines can be a puzzle in itself. As a result, Shrines offer more compact challenges that can be solved in a variety of ways. In order to earn a Spirit Orb from the monks who designed these challenges, players must overcome challenges or solve puzzles.

Runes: While exploring Shrines, players can earn Runes. For instance, the Magnesis Rune can help Link lift and toss metal objects. The Remote Bomb has two different types of bombs: rolling spherical ones and cubical ones that stay in place. The Stasis Rune briefly stops moving objects, while the Cryonis Rune freezes water and causes an ice pillar to appear.

Weapons and Combat: The game contains a wide variety of weapons, many new to the series. Players must find weapons or take them from enemies, but weapons wear out as you use them. Players can also time offensive and defensive maneuvers to temporarily slow time and connect with a flurry of strikes against their opponent.

Food: In another break with conventional gameplay for the series, players hoping to replenish their hearts or score some easy rupees will come up empty when they cut grass. Link can forage for a variety of foods in his environment, including apples and mushrooms. He can also hunt for food. Consuming uncooked foods gives him a modest health increase, but cooking different kinds of ingredients together will result in dishes with different effects, such as cold or heat resistance, for a limited amount of time.

Climate: From snowy areas to desert heat, Link must dress appropriately for the weather. If he needs to stay warm, he can don appropriate clothing, warm himself with a fiery torch or even eat food to maintain his body temperature and his health. Link also needs to be careful during lightning storms – if he is equipped with metal equipment during a downpour, he can find himself attracting deadly lightning bolts.

amiibo Compatibility: A new series of detailed amiibo figures specific to the game were announced this morning, and Treehouse staff finally revealed how the Wolf Link amiibo from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD will connect to the game. When players tap a Wolf Link amiibo to the Wii U GamePad controller, Wolf Link will join Link to attack enemies on his own. He initially has three hearts, but players can raise his heart count by completing the Cave of Shadows and carrying over the save data from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD. Wolf Link can be summoned once a day, and disappears when his hearts run out. However, you can use Wolf Link again the next day.

Nintendo NY: Hundreds of fans visited the Nintendo NY store in New York today to get their first look at The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in person. Through June 19, 500 lucky fans will get the chance to play the game, and game experts from Nintendo will conduct guided demos for others to watch, bringing the Nintendo experience at E3 to the East Coast.

https://mynintendonews.com/2016/06/15/e3-2016-nintendo-provided-a-quick-recap-of-just-a-few-of-todays-highlights/

I am loving these "Who beats who" threads! When in the end we are the real winners.

Rant time! So I just started XCX and immediately there's a huge problem. Apparently I need a 70 inch screen to play this game since the text is so goddamn small! I only have a 20 incher, but I've never ever had an issue like this and never once thought it could even be one, but somehow it is. Seriously some of the text is barely bigger than what you'd find in a book, a thing you read from 8 inches away from your face. It's really fustrating having to actually strain and focus to read what should take no effort at all to read, and I had to stop playing because I was getting so stressed out. I knew this game was going to be worse than XC, but I didn't think it'd be almost unplayable!

Now, now. It's not unplayable. The text clearly made for use on a big screen.

I was getting ready to tell you to stop being a drama queen and get over it, it's not that bad, but if you have a 20", yeah I could see that being an issue.

But that leads to another important question:  why do you have a 20" TV in 2016?  You can get a 40" 1080p TV for peanuts.  Shoot a SMART 1080p 40" LED is just $300.

I just said that, and that's the problem. Absolutely no reason for this when literally every other game ever including ones Monolith have made were perfectly fine with TV appropriate text sizes.

No sir, I'm not gonna spend hundreds of dollars because one game decided to be special.

It is that bad and very stupid of the developers.

Because it works perfectly fine.

Has anyone else got the full 35% deal off on Smash U & 3DS?

I apparently got an extra 10% on the normal discount because i receive advertising mails from Nintendo.