Voting is still open, and you can see all of the games up for nomination in our previous post. There'll be awards, 'world premieres', musical performances and more. This year's Game Awards show will air on December 9th - streaming live from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles. There have also been rumours about the return of Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. So far, Nintendo has shared a teaser trailer of the new game at this year's E3 (above), so there's still technically time to add to the celebrations. Stealth November 28, 2021Ģ021 marks The Legend of Zelda series' 35th anniversary. Would count as a world premiere since they weren't even really proper reveals - Existence - The Holiday Cheer Month NovemI really do want to believe he is referring to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2.ġ) We know the game is pretty far along now, and Nintendo has been holding back information on the game including the subtitle.Ģ) Zelda has a Game Awards history. I'm just gonna say it, BotW 2 was announced almost exactly 2.5 years ago.- Tabulatelk15 NovemAonuma could've technically been talking about E3, but still, the timeline with this tweet lines up incredibly well.- Tabulatelk15 NovemBreath of The Wild 2 - kellyy NovemI hate the fact that BOTW2 fits this but it's probably not it. Earlier this year, Nintendo even said it was holding back on the name - to avoid revealing too much, and told fans to 'stay tuned'. Keep in mind, there's still no official title for this new Zelda game. While there are also doubts about it being Zelda, as it's titled 'world premiere' - others have pointed out how The Game Awards has done world premieres for games that have already been revealed. Truly honored we are entrusted to share this work with the world.- Geoff Keighley November 28, 2021Īs can be seen below, some Zelda fans have convinced themselves it could be for the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - announced around 2.5 years ago. Just saw the final cut of a #thegameawards world premiere we have been working on with a developer for 2.5 years.

In his latest post on Twitter, he teases a 'world premiere' the team has been working on with a developer for 2.5 years. It's also about the announcements and once again, host and organiser Geoff Keighley is drumming up excitement on social media. The show isn't just about awards, though.

Perhaps the highlight of the lot is Metroid Dread, which is up for Game of the Year.

The Game Awards is just around the corner and a number of Nintendo titles across multiple categories are in the running to win awards.

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