This year’s E3 dropped a surprise announcement during a Nintendo Direct livestream, as the big N confirmed that there was still plenty of gold to mine from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. No release date was given for the sequel, but one reliable source of information reckons that they’ve got that window roughly pegged.

A monumental game on any level, any new Legend of Zelda title following in the footsteps of Breath of the Wild is going to have the mother of all bars to reach, let alone surpass. So instead of going in that direction, Nintendo is cracking out a sequel that’ll combine even more mad ideas into a brand new adventure.

The battle of legitimacy in the eyes of mainstream audiences may be shifting in our favour, but I think a lot of work needs to be done in creating legitimacy in our own scene

One Divine Beast down, another to go! This time we’re checking out Vah Naboris, a thunder beast who’ll light up your life. Also no electricity puns please, because that stuff hertz. Here’s how you can conquer the inside of Vah Naboris in the Breath of the Wild.

Dungeons, the heart and soul of any game set in The Legend of Zelda universe. They’re where the real meat and potatoes of the franchise rest, a test of endurance, brawn and brains. And they’re a lot harder this time in Breath of the Wild. Here's how you can conquer Van Rudania.

Critics are all in agreement that Breath of the Wild isn't just a masterpiece, it's a bold new future for the Nintendo franchise. And a good reason to own a Switch.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild might be the biggest game in the series yet, but it didn't start out that way. In fact, most of its design wasn't even in 3D.

Zelda's Eiji Aonuma spoke about how the design process for Breath Of The Wild was a balancing act of meetinf fan expectations and introducing new ideas.