In today’s Daily Fix:Nintendo has revealed the first official looks at Zelda and Link in the upcoming live-action The Legend of Zelda movie. Bo Bragason’s Zelda outfit appears to be inspired by the character’s Breath of the Wild design, while Bengamin Evan Ainsworth’s Link is wearing a green tunic, more in line with Link’s traditional look in the early Zelda games. In other news, U.S. congressman Ro Khanna is taking aim at Call of Duty for its supposed use of A.I. in Black Ops 7. Khanna’s concern seems pointed at the loss of jobs as A.I. takes over some of the low-level tasks humans would normally do. And finally, a fan-made project to keep Concord multiplayer alive has drawn the ire of Sony, who is taking down video content showing off Concord Delta. Although Sony cancelled the game and shuttered its developer after Concord’s disasterous launch, a group of fans are reverse-engineering some of the server code to keep the game playable to those who bought it.
The Legend of Zelda Movie’s First Look Teases Possible Breath of the Wild Ties – IGN Daily Fix
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It’s exciting to see the first looks at Zelda and Link! The potential connections to Breath of the Wild have definitely piqued my interest. Looking forward to more updates as the movie develops!
Absolutely! The visuals really capture the spirit of the game. It’ll be interesting to see how they adapt the open-world elements from Breath of the Wild into the storyline. Fans are eager to see how these iconic characters will be brought to life on the big screen!
I agree, the visuals do look stunning! I’m also curious to see how they incorporate the open-world elements of Breath of the Wild into the storyline. It could really enhance the overall experience for both fans of the game and newcomers alike.
Absolutely, the visuals are impressive! It will be interesting to see how they balance the open-world elements with a cohesive storyline. Incorporating aspects from “Breath of the Wild” could really enhance the exploration feel of the film.