I guess this is the new trend with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild! In recent weeks, we've seen modders bring elements from other Zelda games into Breath of the Wild. Just recently, we saw the Sandship from Skyward Sword plopped down into Breath of the Wild, and now we have something even further back in Zelda's history.

The video above showcases Lon Lon Ranch from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, fully transported to Breath of the Wild. The game has a spot called Ranch Ruins, which most likely is a nod to Lon Lon Ranch. Now we can see what the ranch would have looked like in all its Breath of the Wild glory!

What do you do when you're waiting for Nintendo to share new details on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2? You fiddle around with Breath of the Wild, of course!

Players have been performing all kinds of neat tricks and insane glitches in Breath of the Wild for years now, but today's content is quite a bit different. A new mod takes Breath of the Wild and marries it with a bit of Skyward Sword. As you'll see in the video above, the Sandship Dungeon from Skyward Sword has been plopped down into Breath of the Wild. It's not exactly the same as it was in Skyward Sword, but it's still pretty fun to see traveling around!

While Nintendo fans do their best to wait patiently for new details on Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2, some players are still finding new ways to make fun in the first game. That includes unique mods that completely change the way the game plays, or in this instance, add in a completely different hero.

Modder Yainskofso has shown off his skill with an amazing mod that takes out Link and puts Samus in his place. She even brought her gunship around to travel across Hyrule! Looks like she's more than capable of handling Link's job!

Tired of Link being the hero in The Legend of Zelda series? One modder certainly is, which is why he's chosen another hero in green to take the lead in Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

As you can see in the video above, a new mod for Breath of the Wild takes out Link and puts Luigi in the starring role. He might seem a little out of place in the Zelda universe, but we have no doubt Luigi is up to the task!

Telling Lies isn't your traditional video game, as it's an FMV investigative thriller game with non-linear storytelling. That's pretty far from what most people would consider a traditional game, but that doesn't mean there weren't traditional influences. In an interview with NintendoEverything, creator Sam Barlow reveals that Zelda: Breath of the Wild played a big part in development.

I had a lot of influences! But really the biggest were Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Conversation. Zelda, well it’s the only game I can think of where the freedom feels so generous and genuine — the game is so player-centric, but it delivers on that. It’s the opposite of most open world games in allowing players to go wherever they want and that being truly satisfying. A masterpiece! I was aiming for a narrative game that had that sense of freedom and generosity. And with the movie The Conversation — it’s a story about obsession, surveillance and a man who becomes so focused on a specific recording, whose subtext and meaning transforms as he listens to it over and over again. And there’s a sequence involving a tape with a very clunky, analogue set of reels and buttons that really informed how tactile and hands-on we wanted the video watching interface to feel in the game.

Earlier this week, we posted about a potential Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild LEGO set that was up on the LEGO Ideas website. That set needs to reach 10k supporters in order to be pitched to Nintendo/LEGO, but there was another hurdle to overcome before that. The set needed to hit 5k supporters within 6 months, or else it would be removed from the LEGO Ideas site.

It looks like people are really into this set, as just 5 days after sharing the news, the set now has over 5k supporters. That definitely takes a bit of the pressure off, but there's still more work to be done. Again, the 10k mark is the REAL milestone to push for, as that's the only way this thing has a real shot at seeing release. You can support the set with your vote here.

While Nintendo and LEGO might be working together on LEGO Super Mario, Nintendo fans have been yearning for some more traditional LEGO sets for years now. Time and time again, fans have come up with some amazing ideas for Nintendo LEGO sets, but they never seem to come to fruition. Perhaps the latest efforts have a shot at breaking through.

The LEGO Ideas website is a place for fans to submit their dream LEGO sets, and user BrickGallery has cooked up a Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild set that focuses on Hyrule Castle. The set includes pieces for the castle, multiple Guardians, and even Calamity Ganon.

In order to be considered, the set will need 10,000 votes. Before we get to that point, the set needs 5,000 votes within the next 6 months. It's sitting at 2,400+ votes at time of posting, so it's just about halfway to the first milestone. If you want to see this set put up for consideration, make sure to log in and cast your vote here.

Ever since Zelda: Breath of the Wild released, players have been honing their skills and using exploits to create some absolutely insane gameplay videos. We've seen some amazing things over the years, including one-shot kills from virtual miles away, sky high acrobatics that launch Link at warp speeds, and top-tier battles where the enemies don't stand a chance.

Four of the best Breath of the Wild players out there, RinHara5aki, Kleric, CHC Yu-Da, and Peco, have all come together to create one unbelievable video to showcase the best of their skills. This is meant to be a final hurrah for Breath of the Wild from these players, as we're inching ever closer to its sequel.

Do yourself a favor and take 10 minutes to watch the video above. You definitely won't regret it.

Medicom Toy has a series of three Legend of Zelda Link figurines in the works, and they'll all release in Japan on Sept. 30th, 2020. The series are called Link Ultra Detail Figures, and include Link from Minish Cap, Ocarina of Time, and Breath of the Wild. Each one is priced at 1,320 yen. You can check out more pics of each figurine here, here, and here.

Fans have already found a handful of ways to get infinite Korok seeds in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but a new glitch has come up that makes things easier than ever. If you want some Korok seeds and you don't feel like going about things the legitimate way, just check out the quick video above to see a new method that'll have you piling Korok seeds up in no time.