There looks to be a mechanic that allows Link to travel upwards through clouds and other objects, aiding in vertical exploration. We've seen Link free falling, using a new glider, and even riding on the back of flying creatures. In the trailers we've seen so far, it's clear that the skies will be a big part of Breath of the Wild 2. The clip finishes with a message that reads: "The sequel to Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is in development." There's a tremor, the castle is smothered with dust.
The video then cuts to a long shot of Hyrule Field, with Hyrule Castle in the distance. Something shocks the pair, and then we cut to what appears to be the resurrection of some long-dead (and creepy looking) warrior. Spirit-like tendrils creep around the musty tomb they're exploring, with the pair riding a large elephant-like beast. It features a torch-carrying Link and Zelda traversing a dark dungeon beneath Hyrule (no big surprise there).
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom trailer that first revealed the game is just 82 seconds long and there's no dialogue whatsoever, but there are some clues to be gathered from it. It might take some time before the emulator can run at 60 FPS reliably, but for the time being, it would be rather satisfying to see a future update that stabilizes the framerate at 30 FPS.We got our very first glimpse of Tears of the Kingdom at E3 2019, with this spooky trailer that shows Zelda and Link exploring an underground chamber – with some mysterious runes, glowing hands, and a brand-new haircut that has set the internet on fire. Why would we say that? What about the fact that the emulator plays flawlessly on 4k resolution? This means that the CEMU emulator makes The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild look a whole lot better than it does on the Nintendo Switch and WiiU versions. Just as good we say, though this is an understatement. So to put it this way, the CEMU emulator is running the game just as good as the original versions do at the moment. If we pay close attention to the videos, we will notice some framerate drops down to 20 FPS in numerous scenarios, but this is not necessarily bad news for the emulator, as the very same thing would happen if The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was played either on Nintendo Switch or WiiU. CEMU, the team that created the incredible WiiU emulator, has just released the latest version of the emulator and as we can see in the videos uploaded by YouTubers ‘YamGaming’ and ‘Jolu42’, the framerate of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is pretty much locked at 30 FPS.
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