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Hello and welcome into The Ringerverse, your Nexus podcast feed for all things fandom.

I am Ben Minberg, a senior editor at The Ringer, and I am forming one point of a

triforce today, because I am joined once again by Ringer's senior staff writer Justin Charity and

Ringer Deputy Art Lead Matt James. Hello guys. Ben, hello. Hello, happy to be back.

Thanks for putting down your for a pads and rejoining me. I appreciate it. We have gathered today

to discuss Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. But Ben, the real Ringerverse

heads are saying, didn't the three of you already discussed Tears of the Kingdom? So we did.

Great memory, but I gave this massive demands multiple podcasts. So we have cast recall or exploited

duplication glitch or reassembled the sages for a second episode that will dive even deeper into

Tears of the Kingdom than we could a few days after getting the game. Last time we talked, we were

weaklings or weaklings with a handful of hearts who got winded, climbing small walls. Now we can

climb mountains and bocablins' cower at our approach. So we have much to discuss. Tears of the Kingdom

has been out for almost three weeks. We have seen much more of it. And so we're also going to talk

about much more of it, which means you can expect some light story spoilers, I would say, but

look, it's a Zelda game. So on a plot level, it's almost pre-spoiled. You kind of know from the

beginning how it's going to go. I don't think Tears of the Kingdom is a very spoilable experience.

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