Nintendo published images of "Zelda: Breath of the Wild "on Facebook and the latest of those images shows a Hyrule worker and a horse-inspired tent. Read more for the details.
The said Hyrule worker might be a cowboy or a horse groomer. His vest has a horse-like design and he is wearing a belt with a horseshoe. Another indication is his boots which have spurs that are similar to a cowboy's boots.
These two are the most recent images that Nintendo has shared for the upcoming of "Zelda: Breath of the Wild." Other than these images, Nintendo released a concept art for Link. One is a holiday-themed image showing Link inside a lodge while looking out from a window during the snow and the last one shows Link warming himself in front of a campfire. Nintendo also showed an image of Link while he is battling a Guardian and another one when Link is on a cliff looking at the sunset.
Tech Times reported that the game has been delayed twice due to Nintendo's decision to launch "Zelda: Breath of the Wild" along with the company's latest game console, the Nintendo Switch. There have been several sources that claimed that Nintendo Switch needed the strongest lineup of game titles and because of that "Zelda: Breath of the Wild" will be released in Japan and North America in March, along with the console.
The European countries will be the ones most affected by the company's decision to launch the game in March since it was previously reported that the game will be translated into the multiple languages in Europe. There is still no news if the game will available to all European countries until then or the game will be delayed in Europe. According to Gamespot, Nintendo may share other details for "Zelda: Breath of the Wild" at the Switch news event on Jan. 12, 2017.
