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The Legend Of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Won Japan Game Awards 2024
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I loved BotW and TotK but I really don't want crafting or weapon endurance systems in the next mainline Zelda title.
Agreed. They are definitely the best open world survival (lite) games I have played but I also dislike survival games. Overall they are probably my 7th and 8th favourite Zelda games while removing the survival and crafting elements would push them in to my top 5.
I enjoyed botw. Had a hard time of getting in to botw 2. I'm actually looking forward to playing the new Zelda game. I think I'll enjoy it more.