The glitch finally allows players to see through Link’s perspective. It seems as easy as pie to change the camera angle and completely transform the way players can view Hyrule. The video by Twitter user Axk_000 shows how simple it is to activate the glitch and change the camera angle.Īs shown in the video, to activate the glitch, the player has to pull out the in-game camera while holding an item and then cancel it. The best part: there are no mods required. The glitch transforms the player’s view from third-person to first-person in true Skyrim fashion. Related: Zelda BotW Mod Adds New Features to Link's HouseĪs reported by Nintendo Life, players have found a way to play Zelda: Breath Of The Wild in first-person. Still, this latest revelation in Zelda: Breath Of The Wild may take the cake. One of the more interesting mods so far was a camera mod that allows players to view Hyrule like never before. The mod adds a freecam that lets players view Hyrule from brand new angles. Modders have had a blast with Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, incorporating an endless supply of new content. Another recent mod transports Link into a Super Mario 64 themed level. Some mods have combined two of Nintendo’s most beloved franchises into one, adding an entire racetrack from Mario Kart Wii into the game. Zelda: Breath Of The Wild has had plenty of mods that have changed the game in strange and new ways.
One of the major differences between Bethesda’s smash hit and Nintendo’s first attempt at an open-world Zelda game is the camera, and the fact that players can only control Link from a third-person perspective. In Skyrim-esc fashion, Zelda: Breath Of The Wild allows Link to traverse Hyrule with almost no limits. Since its release in 2017, the game has won numerous awards, with particular praise for the game’s open-world design. Nintendo’s critically acclaimed open-world game features gameplay unlike any other previous installments in the Zelda franchise. A stunning new glitch in Zelda: Breath Of The Wild allows for first-person gameplay.
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