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Breath Of The Wild 2 Reactions + Nintendo Direct Recap (E3 2021)
While the day started with a fervor of anticipation and excitement for what Nintendo would have to offer as part of its E3 2021 Direct, there still was a question of "what were we going to actually see?" Plenty of titles fans can't wait for are in development from the house of Zelda, Mario, and more, but with nary a confirmation, all we had was our hopes and dreams to tide us over. When Nintendo's Direct hit, it finally gave us a good look at The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel, but that was far from it.
What would a conference be if you didn't have your favorite Game Informer editors to break it down? Join Alex Van Aken, Liana Ruppert, Marcus Stewart, and Alex Stadnik as they discuss the huge moments of the stream for them and lay out their ultra spicy takes. One of our highlights includes the shocking and exciting announcement of Metroid Dread, a 2D-action game from the team behind the 3DS game Samus Returns. We also get hyped about Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp, and discuss our thoughts on the lack of the rumored Nintendo Switch Pro.
Timecodes:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:16 - Kazuya Joins Smash
00:02:40 - Mario Party Superstars
00:04:13 - No Nintendo Switch Pro
00:06:20 - Metroid Dread
00:09:39 - WarioWare: Get It Together!
00:11:44 - Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water
00:12:43 - Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp
00:15:51 - Danganronpa: Decadence
00:17:15 - Zelda Section
00:20:42 - Breath Of The Wild Sequel
00:26:22 - Final Thoughts
While the week may be winding down, we're still in the midst of the video game industry's biggest week of the year, and we're celebrating in style. We're live streaming all the biggest conferences with you, giving our spicy reactions on the YouTube channel, and filling a huge E3 hub with all the content you could dream of. Thanks for watching!
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