Although released in 2017, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild continues to fascinate players even though many are now waiting the following. Nevertheless, the game still has its followers (why are you looking at me) and even still attracts new players who are currently discovering all its joys and subtleties. The game is indeed very rich, full of tasty little details and many secrets. We have already revealed quite a few to you (especially here) but there are obviously others. Some are already more or less known but we haven’t told you about them yet… For example, if you wonder what the strange names of the 120 in-game shrines. It is however simple. No, it’s not the developers who fell asleep on their keyboard when writing the names. If you don’t have the answer or you’re like “my memory is failing, I can’t remember very well”, the site Nintendo Life reminds us that these are anagrams of names of game developers. A nice little detail (a priori more convincing in the Japanese version) of which you can find some examples below taken from the Game Wiki (to consult HERE.)
- Oman Au: Eiji Aonuma
- Ya Naga: Takahiro Nagaya
- Ya Naga : Takahiro Nagaya
- Dako Tah: Kota Wathere
- Hia Miu: Hiroshi Umemiya
- Ja Baij: Hidemaro Fujibayashi
As a reminder, to know everything about The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, meeting on our previous news and our test: Zelda is a party ! As for continuation of the game, appointment in the spring of 2023 to discover it.
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