Speedrunner reaches the breath of outdoor credit on Switch 2, a console that hasn’t been out yet
Nintendo Switch 2 won’t master it for more than a month (sigh), but Speedrunner has achieved the honor of Nintendo Switch 2 Edition The Legend of Zelda: Breathing in the Wild.
As VGC reports, the Japanese Speedrunner, known as Ikaboze, posted a video of his handicraft on his YouTube channel after attending a Switch 2 preview event in Tokyo. Attendees were able to perform a 10-minute demo with the original Switch launch game, but Ikaboze only took 7 minutes to dispose of Ganon in the game’s epic final battle.
To be clear, this is not any percentage of the entire game, the current highest time is about 23 minutes. Speedrunner loaded an automatic rack that spawned him outside the Hyrule Castle, where he immediately gave up all the equipment of Link and made a straight line for his long-time enemy. Ikaboze was able to be at the time of the presentation, which made a group of onlookers happy as the onlookers applauded, applauding as the credits began to roll. Nintendo staff reportedly told Speedrunner at the event that they were the first to complete the job wild Demo.
Updated versions of both wild And its 2023 sequel The tears of the kingdomdespite bookings in the United States, the game on Switch 2 will still be held on the day of release. According to Nintendo, Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Games can improve performance and resolution and add HDR support. There is also a new Zelda Companion app that allows you to track missing Koroks and shrines on save files.
Those who already have the base game can upgrade for $10, and if you are a member of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, you can play Switch 2 versions of both botw and Totk As part of your subscription. Good luck though, trying to beat Ikaboze.
