Come on, we got 2 amazing trailers for BOTW way before launch. Still only have the best one from several years ago for number 2. "I'm happy for it not being a good trailer" is a weird take.

I watched the BOTW trailer every week for a year lol in comparison. No hype yet for BOTW 2.

How can you make this statement with a straight face? They weren’t thinking in colors? How not? Black vs white PlayStation. Black vs white person. That’s literally what they were doing.

Anyway, this conversation has nothing to do with the new Zelda trailer and I regret that my original comment spawned this path, but that’s just the world we live in today. 

On topic:

I’m guessing the next glimpse we’ll see of this title is the February Direct followed by (and I really hope this doesn’t happen) a dedicated Tears of the Kingdom Direct. For those who are complaining that these trailers aren’t showing enough, I’m in the opposite camp that’d rather just go into the experience as blind as possible. 

The woman represent a white PSP and the man represent a black PSP. Thats all. If you are offended by that poster, then you must believe the creators of it intended for it to have some racist statement behind it. Which you seem to think they didnt have. I also thought of the racist angle when I saw it obviously, because as you said, its the world we live in.

Can we stop the silly discussion about the PSP. Thanks.

Zelda Trailer was a disappointment (go watch the one from a year ago instead, get that feeling!).

Meanwhile Octopath Traveler 2 was by far the stand out of the show. Go watch the PC/PS5/Switch trailer they released separately. So good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMpWElRyoxg

The world looks insanely big. Its like BOTW, but also islands in the sky and underground areas.

I'm kind of torn on this. On one hand I agree with this, I want to go in as blind as possible. But on the other, I'm too eager to consume everything they would throw at me. I'm both complaining, and not complaining.

Absolutely.  It would be pretty hard to turn my eyes away from a dedicated Direct or a longer trailer.  As much as I hate spoilers, I scour YouTube and websites too much to claim that I'm absolutely against them.  I just hope that whatever is shown is curated well from the perspective that fans still want surprises. 

But for many that are saying they just aren't hyped yet because too little has been shown, it might also be that you're just over this version of Zelda and that's fine as well. It isn't very common that we get two Zeldas back to back that use the same engine/graphical style.  It may have even been a misstep on the part of Nintendo to try to make this sequel.  But I have faith in Aunoma and his team that they are making something that will feel new all over again.  From the amount of time they have worked on this title it's obvious they didn't just rip some chucks out of the ground, suspend them in the sky and give you a few new abilities.  There are secrets to find, new systems to learn, new nooks and crannies to explore, and who knows what will replace korok seeds and shrines.  I don't want those answers yet.  

There are probably more tweaks than we think, and that's what I'm hoping for. If it's very same-y in the assets department, even a global pandemic doesn't seem like enough reason for the game to take 6 years.

I'll believe the May 12 release date when it happens. Would not put it past Nintendo to delay the game until Summer or early Autumn. A holiday season release isn't even highly unlikely. 2024 is very unlikely at this point, but still, I would say about a 5% chance. 

What on earth?! Who came up with this? I'm cringing so hard. Oh god.

I've got a bad feeling about this game. Both this trailer and the previous one make me think of Skyward Sword when I see them. I am not optimistic about how this one will turn out.