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Nintendo will soon be launching its trademark triple-A first-party title, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. They have already announced a bunch of new details about this game. A new trailer was launched too. Gamers are eagerly waiting for this sequel to 2017’s Breath of the Wild.

While they wait, they keep searching existing videos and such for more information on this game. That seems to have paid off, but yet another piece of information is circling around.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is bringing back the creepiest classic mini-boss from Ocarina of Time!

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The concept of mini-bosses in video games gives developers a way to add some new and exciting enemies, giving players some more time with the game. These enemies are not limited to original creations, some of the major bosses from classic games are often converted into mini-bosses for modern games.

And that’s exactly what has been done to a very dangerous and creepy enemy from Ocarina of Time. And it’s not a simple pick-up and drop either, this enemy has been tweaked into a modern version. This information was recently reported by gamerant.

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This enemy is called Dead Hand, it attacks links through hands coming from inside the ground. In the case of the Tears of the Kingdom, though, these hands are changed into guardian tentacles which in itself is a very creative take on this enemy.

And fans are pretty excited about this enemy being present in these upcoming games. Fans will remember that this enemy and one other previously spotted enemy were missing from Breath of the Wild. Hence, it makes sense for them to be excited about these enemies being in this upcoming Zelda game.

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Now that fans keep finding new information on a daily basis, it would be exciting to know what else they would find.

Tears of the Kingdom might be one of the first games on Switch 2

It is now pretty common knowledge that Nintendo’s next console will be announced soon. While this rumor keeps flying, we keep wondering if fans would see a better-looking version of this game on that new system.

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That remains to be seen, though, if that upcoming console is backward compatible, we would at least see a performance boost.