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Mar 28, 2017
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here are just so many different piece of armor and clothing you can collect in Zelda: Breath of the Wild. But some of them stand out more than the others. The particular outfit glows in the dark, making for an absolute unique and rare look. If you want to dress Link up in this cool outfit, then you can follow the instructions on how to obtain the costume below.
Nintendo Life has put together a guide on how to obtain the pieces. This particular costume lures skeleton-type enemies and can increase your attack damage when using the bone weapons, who would have thought these actually come in handy one day. But, let’s not be kidding each others – we don’t want this outfit for the stats, but because it looks so very cool!
To get this set, you will have to locate a very secret shop in Gerudo Town. You can only do this at night, so make sure the sun has set before starting your attempt. Enter Gerudo Town – to stay undercover you will need to be disguised as a woman. So throw on some lipstick, a wig, and a few cute pieces of clothing, and then head to the location shown on the map below.
Once you know on the door, you will be asked for a password. If you don’t know the password yet, head over to the other side of the town. Here you will find a bar – check the exact location on the map below.
You’ll be asked for a password, which you don’t know at this point. Move to the other side of the town and visit the bar marked on the map below:
Try to eavesdrop on the conversation the people are having.
Now head over to the house next door, and talk to the little girl. She will explain to you that it is possible to listen to the conversation through the wall. Now you will learn the password: G, S and C – followed by the diamond shape.
Head to the house next door and talk to the little girl – she will reveal that it’s possible to hear the patrons of the bar talking through the wall. Listen to the conversation and you’ll hear the password: G, S and C, followed by the diamond shape.
Now you can head back to the secret shop we pointed out earlier. Enter the password – you are in! Now you have access to Geruod’s exclusive hidden and very secret shop! This store contains the Radiant Armor Set, the reason you did all of the above.
Unfortunately this comes at a cost, you will have to hand over Luminous Stones as well as Rupees.
- Mar 25, 2017
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]f you are amongst the few lucky people who was able to get their hands on the New Nintendo Switch, then chances are you are currently playing Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Beyond the many hidden secrets in the game, there is another major feature you can utilize to max out your “Link” in the game. Amiibos can be used to retrieve rare items, snacks, weapons, armor and more. There are currently dozens of Amiibos you can use to summon these items into the game. We have briefly touched base on an extensive Amiibo chart here.
A dedicated fan has now put together another infographic, tailored to Zelda: Breath of the Wild only. Using this graphic you will be able to see what items each and every compatible Amiibo will give you in the game. You can see a part of the infographic below, and if you wish you can check out the full list here.
- Mar 18, 2017
Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been in development for many years. Initially planned to be a Nintendo Wii U only game, it was then delayed to allow enough time for a Nintendo Switch port. The game was first shown of at The Game Awards 2014, where we were getting a first glimpse of the beautiful world in Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
But the game was far from completion at that stage, and during development a lot of things can change. The video from GameXplain below compares the Zelda game we received on March 3rd, to what was shown throughout the years by Nintendo. It is remarkable to note how much landscaping, and changes have been done in the years between the The Game Awards 2014 and the official release date. If you are interested to see the differences hit the play button below.
- Mar 13, 2017
It’s just been a little bit over a week ago, the long awaited The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the wild was released to the mass. The massive new open world adventure game was a huge accomplishment for the developers, and a first of it’s kind in any Zelda game.
Nintendo has announced today that there will be a three part series about the development process of the game. The series is called ” The Making of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild “. Nintendo will give players a look at how the massive adventure game came to live, in a behind the scenes series. The first episode will debut tomorrow, March 14th, at 6am PT / 9am ET. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is available now for Nintendo Switch and Wii.
UPDATE: Nintendo has Released the three Making of Zelda: Breath of the Wild episodes. You can watch them below.
- Mar 11, 2017
Character Customizations have never been greater in Zelda: Breath of the Wild on Nintendo Switch and Wii U than any previous Zelda game in the franchise. From huge hoods, to pointy hats and bandanas – you have dozens of choices to dress up Link in any fashion you may desire. However, long time Zelda fans are wondering where the Iconic Pointy green hat is hidden, or why it didn’t make it into the game?
The answer comes from Breath of the Wild art director Satoru Takizawa who claims ” As the graphic fidelity has increased it becomes more difficult to make that hat look cool. ” He also stated that ” As the game becomes more realistic it’s difficult to present it in a way that’s appealing. ” Satoru also explains that in recent games fans were often criticizing the hat ” If you look at Twilight Princess, I really made the hat long, so it would flap in the wind and move around. But because of that people were like ‘What’s he got? What’s in that hat?’ We’re reaching our limits as to how we can make it look cool. ”
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It may seem like a good explanation, but Zelda fans are still disappointed not to be able to wear the iconic hat. However, upon finishing the 120 Shrines you will be rewarded the well known and classic Green Zelda Tunic. If you are far away from finishing Breath of the Wild, but still want to have an alternative to the green tunic, you can also unlock the slightly more modern looking green tunic using your Amiibos.
- Link Amiibo: This Amiibo can get you some pieces from the Armor of Time
- 8-Bit Link Amiibo: You can use this one to unlock an old-school outfit, from the Amor of the Hero
- Toon Link Amiibo: You can use the Wind Waker and Smash Bros Version to get a lot of fish, as well as a chance to drop the Armor of Wind.
- Mar 8, 2017
Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an exclusive title for the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Wii U. The game is created and developed by Nintendo, therefore it is intended to be played on a Nintendo branded console only. However, a dedicated community has taken on a huge job to port the game to be playable on a Windows Computer. The game is being ported to an emulator that will allow anyone running the piece of software to play the game on a PC.
Exzap, who is working on the Cemu Emulator that will essentially make it possible to play Zelda: Breath of the Wild on a PC, has posted a video showing how the game currently runs using the emulator. A release window for the completion of the port and the Cemu emulator is not given. It is important to note that using an Emulator and playing Zelda on a PC is against Nintendos policies. Nintendo has a long history of facing off against those who violate its copyright, but the Nintendo emulation scene is big. But the game is best enjoyed on a Nintendo home console, where it belongs.
- Mar 7, 2017
If you are amongst the few lucky who got a Nintendo Switch on launch day, then chances are you are currently playing Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The console is still sold out art major retailers like Amazon, Best buy and Toys “R” Us, but this did not stop the Nintendo community to start a Zelda: Breath of the Wild fan project. The world of the game is the biggest Online world ever created in any Zelda, or Nintendo game. Fans took it to themselves to create an online map, to help you explore, navigate and find your way through Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
You can check out the map here. If you want to contribute, and help make the project even better – you can do so here. Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the fastest selling Nintendo game in history, and is now available for the new Nintendo Switch as well as for the Nintendo Wii U.
- Mar 6, 2017
The new Zelda: Breath of the Wild Amiibos are compatible with other games as well. Nintendo 3DS Game Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome Amiibo for example supports the new Amiibos. The Link ( Archer ) Amiibo for will summon Wolf Link into your Animal Crossing World.
Other Amiibos such as Link ( Rider ) will summon Epona into your game. The Guardian and Bokoblin both will make Geanon appear in front of you. Last but not least Zelda summons Medli. Animal Crossing New leaf has recently been updated with a free to download patch. Welcome Amiibo can be downloaded for free from the menu inside Animal Crossing. The patch will allow you to summon Amiibos into your game.
