Of Course, I just saying I see they will again "pull MM" with next Zelda like they done after OoT.

Oh okay, gotcha.  I wasn't sure from your previous post if you knew about the confirmation!

It's will be over 10 years since my latest 3D Zelda game (Twilight Princess) so I have big expectation Nintendo will make a good Zelda game during these 10 years. So I will remain hyped and hopeful Nintendo can make Zelda as amazing as they used to be.

This is one of the best posts I've ever seen in my 8 years on VGChartz. *stands up and claps*

Personally, Im fairly excited for the game. Its biggest selling point is thats its systems (physics and puzzle) based, which is great. Everything else is just standard open world fare, nothing to write home about. Im not even sure if it'll have sidequests, and if it does Im not sure if theyll hold up to moodern titles i.e The Witcher. But ovreall this is a different kind of game and thats fine.

I'm hyped because this game has already demonstrated its greatness, and a lot of people have experienced it already. I don't think this is overhype at all. It would be better not be negative about something great.

They confirmed that you will be able to fast travel to the Towers, the Shrines, and major points of interest (we can assume Dungeons and Towns fit in this category).  And yes, you can ride horses, glide, and shield surf.  So you will have plenty of ways to get around the map.  

What's funny is that people think the fans are overhyped about this Zelda when we've seen many, many hours of gameplay. But mainstream expects you to get excited over these yearly franchise games with cgi trailer reveals and no gameplay shown whatsoever!

People are extremely excited about this game because from the very first trailer ever shown with Link jumping off Epona's back to shooting an arrow at the Guardian, most of the Internet claimed that was a scripted event and wouldn't be possible in game. Fast forward to this e3 and everything Nintendo showed off is capable and more in BoTW! So that's what has me excited is the fact that the sheer amount of creativity in how you want to play this game is endless.

If it's about the hype, then it is well deserved.  Let's face it, hype is going to be there not matter what game.  When Skyward Sword was coming out, hype was mellow yellow.  Zelda does not really get a free pass from people who aren't Zelda fans and so does any game.  What the biggest difference between SS hype and BOTW hype is that botw hype has surpass that by folds.  If we're going to treat hype like money, I would spend hype points on BOTW because it is pretty strong.  It won't last long anyways.  So, after E3, give BOTW all the credit for what hype it's garnered.  It'll die down.  You need to calm down.  You need to stop paying attention to the BOTW hype and let it die down.  Not even that serious.

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Sorry dude. As absolutely pissed/unhappy as I am about Nintendo pulling this bullshit with Wii U and the Wii U version of BotW, I'm still very excited for it, in spite of myself. Them delaying it again so they can treat it like an NX "launch title", IMO, is bullshit. At the very least, Wii U should still be getting it this holiday, with the NX version coming later.

BUT, even though that will never cease being incredibly lame, Wii U more or less being robbed of an awesome exclusive Zelda, and possibly it's best exclusive game period, BotW does look more or less amazing.

Anything can be overhyped, so maybe people should calm down. But at the same time, this game looks like the kind of Zelda I've been dreaming of for literally decades at this point, basically since OoT first came out. They FINALLY added manual jumping to a 3D Zelda. That one game mechanic alone will add a ton of layers and freshness to gameplay possibilities, from dungeon hazzards, to even more in depth combat, new kinds of puzzles, etc. Not to mention the ability to "climb most anything", is also pretty awesome. The "open world" part can be overblown, yes, but I think that was the right move, as the thing I've personally loved the most about any Zelda, but especially the 3D ones, was running around the "overworld" exploring. If THAT is the focus of this game, and not merely "overworld fetch quest > dungeon> fetch quest > dungeon > etc.", then that alone is also a major re-freshening of the franchise.

Is it going to be the "best" Zelda ever? Who knows. "Best" is entirely subjective in a lot of ways anyway. To me, the "best" Zelda will probably remain the original, or ALttP, or my personal favorite, Link's Awakening. But while I have maintained for many years that Twilight Princess is the best 3D Zelda yet made, I am perfectly willing to give this game the chance to blow me away, and take that title. We'll see how it ultimately turns out, but I'm willing to say, that considering we've allegedly only seen "1%" of that entire game map, and there will likely be a ridiculous amount of real estate and diversity in the land, from an ocean/bay, to snowpeaked mountains, to rolling hills and a sprawling dessert. That all sounds good to me, so far.

So yeah, people should always temper excitement. But I think this game looks/sounds worth getting excited about, for once.