Tears Of The Kingdom will be a failure if you can’t play as Zelda – Reader’s Feature

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, it seems to me that the reaction has been very positive, with most of the negativity reserved for. Not necessarily because it didn’t look good but because the new trailer was quite short and didn’t show a lot that was new.I can understand that.

Whatever’s going on with the metal vehicles looks interesting but beyond that most of the footage seemed to be taken from ground level, rather than any of the new floating islands. Which seems an odd choice.It seems clear that is hiding something, probably several things, about the game but I don’t see that there are any real clues in the trailer as to what.

I do know a number of people think that it was hinting at Zelda being playable but this seems to be mostly based on a misheard line of dialogue. Regardless of that though, I really hope it’s true, because it will be a huge waste if it’s not.The line of dialogue in question is, ’Please, lend him your power’.

Which Zelda says to an unknown person, presumably in reference to Link. A lot of people seem to have heard it as, ‘Please, lend me your power.’ But unfortunately that’s not what she says, or that could have been a good indicator that she will finally be playable.There is one small hint though, and that’s a piece of artwork that Nintendo has tweeted out, with Zelda holding what looks like a Sheikah slate.

It’s not exactly a smoking gun but since it was essential to Link in Breath Of The Wild you’d think that whoever had it would be in the think of the action.Previous fan theories had suggested that Zelda might be who you control on the ground and Link is actually limited to the floating islands. This isn’t based on much beyond a cut scene of her falling and the idea that Nintendo is purposefully hiding the truth by