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Gotta say, this event was kinda wild. So I’m just gonna dive in—Ikaboze, this genius player (or maybe just lucky?), has like, ten minutes with the new Switch 2. I mean, what can you really do in ten minutes? But this dude? He blitzes through Breath of the Wild in seven. Yeah, seven minutes. I barely finish my coffee in that time.
Anyway, okay, here’s the kicker: Ikaboze isn’t starting from scratch. Nah, he’s got this save file, right? Link’s all decked out, standing there like he’s ready for business outside Hyrule Castle. Makes you think, “Is this fair?” But whatever, rules are rules—I guess? Somehow, he knocks out Calamity Ganon, faster than I can decide what to order for lunch.
There’s this part—man, it made me chuckle—when Ikaboze goes for a windbomb jump. If you’re unfamiliar, it’s like this crazy move where Link’s launched up, gliding all majestic-like. He flubs it at first, kinda awkward. But then—wait for it—after he’s breezed through the game, he nails it. Yeah, the move’s still in there, not fixed or anything. I wonder if Nintendo even notices these things, or do they just see us struggling and laugh?
And oh, right, mark your calendar or whatever—June 5! That’s when the Switch 2 and this game officially drop. Plus, Tears of the Kingdom’s getting a new edition too. Busy times for Zelda fans. Me? I’ll probably watch from the sidelines, sipping on something cold, debating if I should jump back into this epic world or just let the pros like Ikaboze handle it. There’s something about the chaos of it all that just sticks with you, you know?
