When I was in my mothers womb she would lay on the couch and watch my father play Zelda 1 and Zelda 2 on the Nintendo Entertainment System. My father would play Zelda 2 with my brother all the time and he taught him all the secrets of that game from beginning to the end. My father passed his love of Zelda and video games onto us …show more content…
I remember vividly around this time always wanting to know who my father was and what he thought of me. I especially was curious as to what he thought about the trailers and pictures of the new Zelda game coming out in December of that year. Slowly but surely the months crept by and I finally got to play Twilight Princess, during my time with the game I would always ask myself what would HE think, what would HE do. The death of my father hadn't really been something that I thought about until that game came out. Twilight Princess made me take the stripes on my back and carry the weight of everything I've ignored up to this point in my …show more content…
When these games get announced and gameplay gets shown, I cry, I get morose but I also get excited. The series has vicariously turned into something special for me, a beautiful time to reunite with the thoughts of my father. I've found him in every single Zelda game that has come out.
This year at the Switch event a couple of friends and I got together and live streamed it. The event ended with the final Zelda trailer and a release date, when the date splashed up on the screen I had tears in my eyes and I was screaming with joy. Breath of The Wild was coming and it was coming SOON. My friends and I were happy and running around their apartment screaming about Mario and Zelda while a soft warm feeling spread through my chest, the familiar and comfortable feeling of a new Zelda game coming out.
Breath of The Wild looks to be the best Zelda game come out since Ocarina of Time and I cannot be more excited to play it and explore its world for many many hours with a smile on my face thinking of my late