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NXpress Nintendo Podcast 90: Tales of the Wild + The Curse of Majora’s Mask
The best things about Breath of the Wild isn’t battling the four Divine Beasts, or facing off against the demonic Ganon, or even getting wrapped up in the story (although those are all great) – instead the best feature of the latest installment in the Zelda series is how it offers players an opportunity to craft their own adventure. This week, we thought it would be a good idea to share some of our favorite experiences playing Breath of the Wild so far. Meanwhile, in our main event, things get a bit morbid as we talk about the cult following surrounding Majora’s Mask. All this and more.
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00:00: Intro
01:00: Nintendosage: Tales of the Wild
34:00: Majora’s Mask Soundtrack
35:00: Main Event: The Curse of Majora’s Mask
61:00: Majora’s Mask soundtrack
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