How Zelda changed gaming

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🗓️ 12 May 2023

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0:00.0	A few weeks ago my friend Amy texted me a video.
0:03.7	It was nighttime in New York City.
0:06.0	She was biking down some street when blowing in her hair, filming herself with her front
0:11.3	facing camera.
0:14.9	She asked me to send the video to my brother in Montreal.
0:18.0	He sent one back.
0:27.0	I wasn't completely sure what was going on, but I was pretty sure that something to do
0:30.9	with Zelda.
0:34.3	The legend of Zelda, Tears of the Kingdom drops today.
0:37.8	It will probably be the biggest video game of the summer, and it will probably do bigger
0:42.2	numbers than any album, TV show, or movie in the world.
0:48.5	Coming up on today explained how Tears of the Kingdom and especially its 2017 predecessor
0:53.4	Breath of the Wild.
0:55.2	We're turning grownups into gamers.
1:03.5	Most Americans have made up their minds about the Spring Court.
1:07.2	It's either restoring justice or destroying America.
1:15.0	The Supreme Court is not going to save us.
1:16.7	I'm Julia Lungoria and in this season of more perfect, we're making sense of the Supreme
1:21.0	Court today.
1:22.4	And to more perfect from WNYC Studios, wherever you get podcasts.
1:28.6	You've seen flats that adjust.
1:31.5	So prepare to be impressed by stylish apartments.
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