One year on, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom still doesn't feel like a sequel - it's a second act

Over the several years that Nintendo spent marketing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, it never felt particularly clear just how the game differed from Breath of the Wild. Eventually we were made privy to a few tidbits about how mechanics worked, but there was still so much hidden from us, namely what the story even would be. Once the game finally made it into everyone's hands, it quickly became clear how different it was from its predecessor. Weirdly though, it didn't feel different in...