One of the most anticipated games next year The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild 2. When can we see him again? The Game Awards are not in 2021, not beforeE3 2022, According to Jeff Groop and Nate the Hate.
Nate the Hate with a well-known Nintendo insider and reporter Jeff Group, The Legend of Zelda Dedicated to the Breath of the Wild 2 The prediction of Kyoto’s next announcement was made over time. Either way, the E3 2022 will be the most reliable moment, or perhaps – as the group has guessed – the Zelda-theme being produced by the sports company will be on display during the Nintendo Direct, and set for early June 2022.
Both say that the next trailer will definitely point it out Official name Of the game. In fact, keep in mind that The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild 2 is not the real title. Nintendo has not yet mentioned the real name of the game because it has clues to the story and does not want to expect too many details. The release date (for now) is set for 2022, so – assuming it is respected – it is plausible that the E3 2022 trailer represents the official name.
Two years have passed since Nintendo officially confirmed the sequel to The Legend of Zelda’s Breath of the Wild. We had to wait for E3 2021 for a real first taste of the game, with some edited gameplay scenes that did not allow us to understand in detail what the game would look like.
The group’s statements contradict an earlier rumor: Jeff Keegley had said that the Game of Games Awards 2.5 years ago would be shown at 2021, and that fans considered it The Legend of Zelda’s Breath of the Wild 2.
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