Mike Shea

Motion controls are absolutely terrible, I had to stop playing after less than a half hour as I was getting nauseous playing. Graphics are nice, I really wish they did a better job with the navigation.

I absolutely love the Lord of the rings trilogy, every year on my birthday I watch the trilogy. and now close to 20yrs later am still as eager to see it again as the first time I saw it. Peter Jackson has taken his interpretation of the classic JRR Tolkien Novels. He has created a set of films that allows us the viewers to get lost in the story. The extended versions of the movies are 3+ hours each and I can watch them without ever feeling that the story-line has been stretched out. If somehow you have not seen The Fellowship of the Ring or the other 2 movies, you should do so at your earliest convenience, you will not be dissapointed.

I absolutely love this game, and think the price is very fair given the incredible amount of game play you get. Building on the open world we were introduced to in BOTW, TOTK has grown to include the Sky map and Depths map. At the time of this review I have already spent over 100 hours playing this game and feel that I am just scratching the surface.

This game is like Breath of the Wild meets Clash of the Titans, the controls take a little bit to get used to but the effort is absolutely worth it in my opinion. There are many similarities to the Zelda Franchise but for me these are welcomed. My daughter and I have completed the main quest and 2 out of the 3 available DLC's.

I have been a fan of the Zelda franchise since the first release in the 80's, with the exception of "The Adventures of Link" I have loved every installment. Breath of the wild is a unbelievable game, it offers a massive open world that you can freely explore without being held back. I have played for over 400 hours and still find interesting things to do. The only wish I would have is that for BOTW2 that Nintendo bring back the Dungeons.