‘The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’; Updates, Reasons For Its Delays, And Expected Release - A World Class Opener, On Its 19th Installment For 2017

As reported earlier, The "Legend of Zelda's Breath of Wild" had been delayed during its development stage. Another reason for its delay is the adaptation of the new game system of Nintendo.

With Zelda fans gearing up for the 2017 release of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild", it's a great time to take a look at the game that started it all. Yet another delay is looming due to a new Nintendo Game System called the "SWITCH"where the video game will adapt from, as stated in TechTimes.

The story begins in a peaceful progressive kingdom of Hyrule. From generation to generation, Triforce, a legendary triangular object known to contain mystical powers, is passed through the Kings and Princesses of the kingdom. In a day of infamy, Ganon, the evil prince of darkness stole the Triforce in his effort to put the whole world under his power and to rule with fear and terror.

But before Ganon could start his evil schemes, Princess Zelda stole the Triforce back, disassembled it to eight parts and scattered the pieces all over the kingdom in fear of Ganon's wicked desires. She then ordered her trusted nursemaid, Impa, to go out to the realm in search for a worthy man that is capable of collecting all the fragments and defeating Ganon.

Nintendo producers said that it is not going to happen to hit the forecasted release date, as it will take months again of rigid testing, trials, and troubleshooting before it gets a nod for public consumption. But The "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" will still be delayed due to the "Switch" issue. Instead of the expected launching date of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" on the first quarter of 2017, It is set to just a vague 2017 at the moment, according to Eurogamer.net.

It is seriously considered to have "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" to have a blockbuster opening as it is one of the world's most popular games which heavily relies on sandbox systems.

According to Nintendo worthy tipster, development of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" will be until the end of 2016. It would take to about 4 months of rigorous trials and refinement before its release.