Unlike Breath of the Wild, The Legend of Zelda: Tears ... treatment of Link's Ultrahand vehicles in wartime. At least, it does if you've just spent 20 minutes reading the Geneva Conventions ...

There are actual hulls in Tears of the Kingdom that you can attach sails ... That kind of dedication is more impressive than the number of Geneva Conventions violations on display.

Tears of the Kingdom’s world is full of ... making someone want to vomit a violation of the Geneva Conventions? The Ultrahand ability lets Link place Koroks anywhere, including on the bumper ...

A new patch for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is out now ... freezes, and maybe a Geneva Convention violation The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's divisive weapon durability ...

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Tunic of the Wind can also be called the classic green tunic. That's because it would generally remind you of Link's outfit in older Zelda games.

Their latest magnum opus, Tears of the Kingdom, is out today ... The guiding principle for BOTW was to “break the conventions of the Zelda franchise,” and the results were revelatory.

With a new game comes a new set of Tears of the Kingdom abilities for our hero Link, six in fact. From the object-merging magic of Fuse to the vehicle crafting of Ultrahand by way of the rewinding ...