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Get Hyped for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild With Every Trailer Ever Released

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It’s been a long time coming, but the latest chapter in the Zelda series, Breath of the Wild, is almost here. The title introduces a ton of new gameplay features to the series, including an expansive open world. It’s bound to be one huge experience, so there’s a bit of preparation you’ll want to do, just to make sure you’re mentally prepared for the adventure. Luckily, we’ve compiled every Breath of the Wild trailer ever released, just to make your training that much easier.

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The trailers below (26 in total) cover a wide array of information about the Breath of the Wild, including the story, combat, and exploration. There’s also a few extended gameplay looks Nintendo provided during E3 2016. It’ll easily take you a few hours to get through, so grab some snacks and settle in.

For more on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, take a look at four ways we think the title could fit into the Zelda timeline. You can also check out five reasons to start getting excited for the game, as well as the contents of the recently announced Expansion Pass. Before you head out to pick up the game, however, make sure you know what comes in the Special and Master Editions of the game.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Story Trailers

Nintendo has been pretty light on story details for Breath of the Wild, but what we have seen lets us piece some things together. The very first trailer for the title at E3 2014 gave us a glimpse of the game’s gorgeous art style, along with Link battling a Guardian. Since then, new trailers here and there has given us looks at more of the world and characters. It all culminates with the epic trailer we saw at Nintendo’s Switch presentation this January.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Combat Trailers

At last year’s E3 Nintendo went all out, giving us hours of footage to watch for Breath of the Wild. One of the segments focused specifically on how weapons and combat will work in the new game. We also got another glimpse of some gameplay at The Game Awards, in a quick Let’s Play video.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Exploration Trailers

Most of the gameplay we’ve seen for Breath of the Wild so far has revolved around exploration, and boy does the game’s world look gorgeous. It’s an expansive world, unlike anything seen in a Zelda game yet. There is, of course, some combat, cooking, and crafting mixed in as well. At E3 2016 we were shown practically hours of footage of Link exploring the hills and cliffs of Hyrule, all of which you can feast your eyes on below.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Puzzle Trailers

Holding with series tradition, puzzles play a huge role in Breath of the Wild. In addition to traditional dungeons, you’ll find a number of smaller Shrines containing more focused puzzles. At E3 2016, Nintendo gave an extensive look at a massive series of ruins called the “Shrine of Trials.”

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Interviews

Nintendo has conducted a few different interviews with Breath of the Wild’s producer Eiji Aonuma, giving a little more context on the game. Shigeru Miyamoto had a segment at E3 2016 where he talked about how Breath of the Wild uses inspirations from the very first Zelda on the NES. Additionally, Nintendo Minute ran a couple segments with Aonuma himself.

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Extras and amiibo Trailers

There’s much more to Breath of the Wild than just the main game. A brand new line of amiibo will launch alongside the new title, and you can even use the Wolf Link amiibo to gain a companion in-game. Aonuma gave fans a look at the impressive Master Edition of the game, and also announced an Expansion Pass bringing even more content to Breath of the Wild.

 

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If you managed to make it through all these videos in one setting, kudos. Leave a comment below and let us know what part of Breath of the Wild has you the most excited.

About the author

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Hayes Madsen

A connoisseur of all things RPG related, and always looking for the artistic expression in gaming. His love of Gundam is only matched by his love of Pizza. Playing Games Since: 1991 Favorite Genres: RPGs, JRPGs, Strategy,

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