The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (May 12, 2023)
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Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
lol that's cool they figured all that shyt out though.
I wonder how many dope glitches this game will have since they purposely left the glitches in BOTW. I made a post last month wondering why they never fixed the glitches when they released DLC 1 and 2 and if they were gonna fix it for TOTK and now I have my answer.
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I wonder how many dope glitches this game will have since they purposely left the glitches in BOTW. I made a post last month wondering why they never fixed the glitches when they released DLC 1 and 2 and if they were gonna fix it for TOTK and now I have my answer.
BOTW's Designers Purposely Left Fun Glitches In The Game
BOTW's wild glitches weren't all mistakes.
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Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Feel like we’re just gonna get a release trailer at this point
If they wanted to show us more they probably would have done it last week
If they wanted to show us more they probably would have done it last week
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Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Finally
Black Man of the Nile
All Star
Can't wait
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
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GameStop Fires Employee For Leaking Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Switch
Report claims Nintendo "forced the company's hand"
www.nintendolife.com
According to Kotaku, the individual known simply as 'Mike', was a GameStop employee who shared a photo of the company's inventory database after the initial leak in December - speculating the system would be revealed ahead of Nintendo's new gameplay trailer for TotK.
Roughly two weeks after the showcase, Mike was fired on 11th April. Where it gets interesting are claims Nintendo traced the leak back to Mike via his Reddit and associated social media accounts and "forced the company's hand, demanding the employee be terminated over the leak." Another GameStop employee reportedly corroborated Mike's account to Kotaku.
Mike apparently didn't think he would get in trouble, so he "wasn't really" trying to cover his tracks along the way. During the phone call of his termination, Mike's manager told him "this is your favorite company and now they hate you."
Black Man of the Nile
All Star
Nintendo ninjas not playing lolGameStop Fires Employee For Leaking Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Switch
Report claims Nintendo "forced the company's hand"
According to Kotaku, the individual known simply as 'Mike', was a GameStop employee who shared a photo of the company's inventory database after the initial leak in December - speculating the system would be revealed ahead of Nintendo's new gameplay trailer for TotK.
Roughly two weeks after the showcase, Mike was fired on 11th April. Where it gets interesting are claims Nintendo traced the leak back to Mike via his Reddit and associated social media accounts and "forced the company's hand, demanding the employee be terminated over the leak." Another GameStop employee reportedly corroborated Mike's account to Kotaku.
Mike apparently didn't think he would get in trouble, so he "wasn't really" trying to cover his tracks along the way. During the phone call of his termination, Mike's manager told him "this is your favorite company and now they hate you."
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