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Tears of the Kingdom bosses with an Ocarina controller

Often, I’ll strive a “bizarre controller” problem: I imply, taking part in issues with a DDR mat is only a enjoyable concept. However have you ever ever thought-about beating Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom bosses with an ocarina?

Reddit consumer gvmimi simply did it. And for a number of fights, too!

I beat the Wind Temple Boss with my Ocarina as a controller
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Right here they’re combating the Wind Temple boss. And the Water Temple boss. And astonishingly, the Lightning Temple boss. Their purpose is to beat the entire sport with stated Ocarina controller, which subs for a conventional management technique for the Swap.

How are they doing it? As gvmimi notes: “I’ve a program on my pc that permits me to map completely different musical notes/frequencies to completely different inputs.” In addition they identified that they’ve cleared Breath of the Wild with an Ocarina, so their willpower is now tenfold.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can be talked about for years

Once I first skilled Tears of the Kingdom in full isolation in the course of the evaluation interval, I knew it was going to be huge when it got here to displaying off emergent gameplay on-line (daring declare, I do know!). There are simply so many divergent puzzle options that it’s a blast to see how another person dealt with an issue. In truth, I particularly sought out different individuals who additionally cleared loads of puzzles by throwing a bunch of stuff in a pile till it constructed an enormous contraption. It was straight out of that scene in Dwelling Alone 2 the place Marv builds slightly construction to assist him and Harry get out of the basement of Uncle Rob and Aunt Georgette’s townhouse.

The place was I? Oh, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a enjoyable sport to each play and watch: which is changing into a rarity as many different AAA video games depend on outdated open world tropes.

Chris Carter

Managing Editor – Chris has been having fun with Destructoid avidly since 2008. He lastly determined to take the subsequent step in January of 2009 running a blog on the positioning. Now, he is workers!

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