| Well, a new Zelda game is once again upon us. Tears of the Kingdom (as is news to no one at this point) drops tomorrow. Already the reviews are rolling out, but I'm avoiding them like lice. (A good review is like a good stew: it takes a lovely simmering of a good many things over a long period of time.) To mark the occasion, I just finished the article on Hyrule's Lodges, which is now up. Happy reading, and happy playing. - Talbot |  Sencha tea in a gaiwan -- a spring afternoon |
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Maxwell Prost
5/24/2023 07:34:11 pm
I'm so excited about this new game and the amazing world the devs have rendered for us! I'm really excited to see what you think of it. Also thanks for posting, it makes my day!
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Talbot
5/29/2023 10:38:55 am
Dear Maxwell,
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Matt
6/12/2023 02:53:12 pm
I’ve been playing Tears of the Kingdom for almost 15 hours now and it feels like I haven’t even touched the surface, let alone scratched it. I’m already in love with the Zonai and their style, their curiously named Temple of Time in particular really blew me away. This is definitely the kind of game you need to take your time with, but I’m so interested to see what you have to say on it.
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Talbot
6/19/2023 10:01:32 am
Yeah, I've put perhaps 30 hours in by this point, and still feel like I've only explored 5% of the Depths to my liking. The game is beyond immense. The Temple of Time is definitely curious to look at; this game will require a full decade on my part, probably!
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