You know,

You know,

Thank you. Hello everybody and welcome to the Champions cast here on Zelda Dungeon.net. My name, of course,

is Andy Spattery and I am joined by Taylor Wells. Taylor, what's going on, dude? How are you?

Just working on some new projects in the sci-fi realm. It's actually pretty cool, pretty exciting.

I haven't done a whole lot of work

in that area. A lot of it revolves around fantasy. So I'm having a good week. How about you? I'm having a pretty good week too. Can't complain. I've been doing like, trying to work out a lot. So I'm a little bit more tired than usual. I got to slim down down for my wedding next year, so.

Got to fit in that tucks? Yeah, pretty much. I'm fatigued. I just went on a bike ride, which is like, ugh, God, you never realize how out of shape you are until you actually do something

physical, you know? Mm, yes. Well, if I was ever out of shape, I would understand that feeling.

Yeah, so my week's been good, though.

It's been a good, a good feeling.

I guess a good feeling that we should talk about is that we were kind of right

and that one of our E3 predictions is kind of still on track, maybe.

Of course, I'm talking about the recent buzz around cadence of high rule and it was supposedly

coming out on the 30th of May, but that of course didn't happen.

Our managing editor, Rod Lloyd, actually pointed out that usually Nintendo will kind of

assign the last day of the month as placeholder release dates for titles and stuff like

that.

So basically, long story short, somebody saw the metadata for Cadence of Hyrule, and that's

where they got that release date of March, release date of May the 30th from,

and that is not happening.

And since then, a new video has come out

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