After the announcement, Aonuma presented some gameplay footage from “Breath of the Wild 2” as consolation for the disappointment some players no doubt feel over the year-long delay. In the video, he describes the game as taking place not only on the ground floor of Hyrule but also in the skies above. Fans have assumed the aerial portion of the sequel’s world is Skyloft, which was featured in “The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword,” but Nintendo hasn’t officially confirmed that locale will be in this game.
Even so, Aonuma said, “The expanded world goes beyond that, and there will be an even wider variety of features you can enjoy, including new encounters and new gameplay elements.” He backed this up by adding a new scene to go with the footage that was previously shown at E3 2021 when the original release window was first announced. This piece of footage features Link sporting what looks like tribal tattoos on his right arm as he takes out his Master Sword, which has been broken or corrupted in some way. Also, his hair appears to have grown a few more inches, as if he’s styled it after Mel Gibson in “Braveheart.”
Aonuma’s explanation implies the sequel’s release window was pushed back for quality assurance purposes. That’s the reason Sonic Team gave for “Sonic Frontiers,” which was originally supposed to come out during Sonic’s 30th anniversary in 2021 but was later rescheduled to launch during this year’s holiday season instead.
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