Not everyone enjoys puzzles in video games and while there are some titles where that's all you do, others like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild feature them more sporadically.If you don't have the time or inclination to solve them yourself, you could always get a computer to do it for you, like Ceri Storey did for a certain section of Link's most recent adventure.

Even though it's been out for a while now, it can be difficult to find Breath of the Wild for less than $70. Except today, where you can get it for $66.60.

My name is Nathan Grayson, and I have a problem: I can't stop stuffing around in Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

"Less is more," is a common aphorism you hear about fashion. While it's not always true, in Breath of the Wild, the simplest outfits are the most stylish.

Princess Zelda's outfit from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is great -- a cool departure from the norm for the Hylian princess. If you take a look at the details, it also makes it easier to understand her character arc in the game.

Nier: Automata and Breath of the Wild are amazing games with occasional technical problems. How do they manage to side step these issues and incorporate them into their structure? Heather takes a look in this critical video.

Breath of the Wild might be the hardest Zelda since the NES days, teaching players how to progress through its puzzles by killing them frequently and without remorse. Yet, paradoxically, it's also one of the best games for people who don't play a lot of video games.

Did you know that trying to start a new game of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will erase all of your current save files? Please do not let this happen to you. Start a new Switch account before you start a brand new game.

Everyone has a dream. Corey Bunnell's was to one day work for Nintendo. But he wasn't sure how to make that happen so he asked for advice one day on a forum. That was ten years ago. This month, Nintendo shipped The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild with his name in the credits under "Wildlife Programming."

The race to rush through Breath of the Wild has produced blistering speedruns. A run on track for a new world record came to a sudden end yesterday due to a deadly foe: Technical issues.

Move over, Final Fantasy -- the newest Zelda has its own airship, and it won't kill you every time you try to land. The only catch is that you have to build it yourself.

So you've been playing Breath of the Wild for more than a week. You've made some decent progress. You've finished some of the story and unlocked most of the map. It's only natural that you'd start fast travelling.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild offers players a remarkable amount of freedom in terms of gameplay. For the moment, however, I'm completely obsessed with taming the prettiest horses.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a damn good video game, but still. Here is a bad thing about it: I don't like that for the first 10-20 hours of the game its weapons disintegrate just by looking at them.

The Legend of Zelda has legacy, and every entry in the series is a chance to embrace or refute that tradition. Nintendo's considerations on how to do away with conventions even trickled down to established characters, such as Zelda.

Breath of the Wild is an amazing game, but I do have some gripes with it. My biggest annoyance has to be the rain, an entity that has caused me more pain and suffering than Ganon's evil forces.

There is a reward for picking up every single Korok seed in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is... something.

One Zelda player was surprised to find that the worst possible hiccup can happen while trying to save Hyrule. (SPOILERS AHEAD.)

As someone with zero imagination when it comes to dispatching Moblins, this is exactly what I needed to see. I legit can't wait to try some of these utterly ridiculous ideas.