History tells us of a time that Nintendo ruled the entire gaming world as far as the eye could see. You'd have to go back many moons, and some of you weren't even born, but many of us were fortunate enough to live in these times. We can confirm that these tales are true.

The shrines and dungeons | Good amiibo support for a change | Beautiful soundtrack | Creating your own food - who thought it could be fun | The Sheikah Slate

Twice experienced really bad frame rate issues | If you don't like open-world games this is not for you

Nintendo, in particular with the Zelda series, has already flirted with open-world design and adding little RPG touches here and there, and with varying degrees of success. If you look closely enough you can see that Breath of the Wild is something that they've been building up to over the course of...

The simple fact is that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the best games ever made. It marks a turning point for the medium that will be learned from for some time.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild draws from many sources of inspiration, including older Zelda games and titles like Skyrim and The Witcher 3, to create something wholly unique. Nintendo has crafted a wide, beautiful world to explore, underpinned with some interesting emergent mechanics.

It's incredibly fun, tricky and intuitive. I like games that don't always lead you by the hand and expect you to use your initiative to solve problems. The Shrines in BoTW are exactly this, some harder than other but always very satisfying when you finally discover how to solve the puzzle.

Never been a fan of open world games, even of Zelda to be honest. Picked up this game and have been amazed by the detail and physics of the game. Every corner of the gigantic map has a new mystery and is never wasted.

While it may seem like a drop in the bucket compared to the wait I had to endure for Final Fantasy XV , it was still a good half a decade ago that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of Wild was revealed to the public.

It's been some time since I've fallen so madly in love with a video game. In fact, I've not felt this way about a Zelda game since Ocarina (3D) or Link to the Past (2D), but Breath of the Wild is enor

Entertaining for every second; Stunning to look at; A completely modernised take on Zelda

Frame drops; Some texture fade in

If you're not into the idea of starting your video game with a good round of stretches, Fitness Boxing is not going to be for you. To be fair, it's not much of a game at all; it would be more accurate to call it a fitness program. Fitness Boxing is all business.

Tons of varied exercise routines with no extra accessories; Keeps track of lots of fitness data; Makes working out slightly less awful

Terrible music selection; Shoddy movement detection; Limited play modes and features

A very unique Zelda that works really well. However, boring voice acting and too repetitive environments in both "Temple" and Shrines. Can take a while to learn the controls. Music is not good at all. It is repetitive and sounds uninspired, in comparison to all other Zelda games.