I like that how weapon degradation is implating in game and that's actually big part of game, because you need to constantly exploring wolrd look for better weapon, strategicly use your weapons (sstronger weapon only for strong enemies) and finding different ways to defeat your enemies outside direct combat (pushing a rock, exploding barrel, using a runes (magnesis)..

Yes Makes me want to go back to Nintendo just to revisit the complex beauty and adventure of Zelda..Nothing quite like it really.

According to reviews the game has more than hundred shrines, and that sounds about right. Each shrine has basically one riddle. After solving it each shrine gives you a token, four tokens can be changed into a heart container or more endurance. So a shrine is pretty small, solvable in 10 minutes or so, but the world is full with them.

There are four dungeons (like Majora's Mask), and over one-hundred shrines. One of the dungeons I completed took me an hour to figure out and then twenty minutes to beat the boss. The other took me almost three hours and I still haven't beat the boss (after about an hour of attempts.) The overworld is much more diverse and filled with content than the traditional Zelda game, however. You can spend dozens of hours just exploring it and finding secret areas that are almost as large as dungeons in scope. 

There's a lot of hype for BOTW, too, so I don't think that's much of an argument.

OT: Respect to Nintendo for bringing out such a quality game.

Well the dust hasn't settled for Zelda yet. You have to give it some time. 

This thread is confusing.

Did it beat a game only counting 1 platform? Or the source was wrong?

user score is all that matters.

That's really impressive and a testament to how serious Nintendo takes their craft. Well deserved and well done. Next up for the Switch is what? Mario Kart and Super Mario Odyssey? Not bad for a Console's first year.