'The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild' release date + a deeper look into new ability

“The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild” is scheduled for release in March 2017, but the specific date has yet to be announced. Furthermore, gameplay reviews of the title have been shared but have been limited by an imposed time limit.

Despite these setbacks, the anticipation is high for “The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild,” as what has been available for review is quite promising. More than ever, the world in the game actually feels like a one, as opposed to the the relatively linear feel that came with older games.

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The upcoming title has plenty of cities, towns and temples, which are not new to “The Legend Of Zelda” franchise. However, Capsule Computers has reported that the new chapter in the story does have a more active feel even while just traversing from one area to the next.

But other than that, players will also get to experience a new set of skills and abilities. One such ability is called “Magnesis,” and it allows players to easily move metal objects around. With the press of a button, players can easily distinguish which items can be manipulated and can correspondingly use this to their advantage. At the beginning of the game, players will learn how much easier it is to locate secret items and other objects to be used for solving puzzles.

The publication also argues that some players might need to take time to get used to Nintendo NX and/or Wii U. The consoles are expected to play a large role in making the most of a player’s “The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild” experience.

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According to Game N Guide, “The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild” is expected to arrive on March 4, 2017. However, this is unsure as Wii U and Nintendo NX have not received official release dates, and these upcoming consoles are the only ones that will be compatible with the upcoming “The Legend Of Zelda” chapter.