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Nintendo has released a trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, their biggest Zelda game yet with a massive open world to explore, for E3 2016. We first saw how the game looked back in 2014 at The Game Awards, and again later on that same year for E3 2014.

You can watch the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild trailer below.

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The much-anticipated Super Mario Maker game has now officially been released on Nintendo’s Wii U, and it offers players the chance to create their own levels.

When making regular Mario games, they have to remain accessible to even casual players or not nearly as many people would want to play. With Mario Maker most rules go out the window, so naturally some absolutely diabolical creations were going to appear. But one of the genius things about the game is that you can’t just mash together a bunch of nonsense no one can complete and upload it as a level; instead the creator must beat their level to prove it functions in order to successfully upload it for others to attempt.

The game has only been out a couple of weeks, but already some purely evil levels have been uploaded. One such level, dubbed the “hardest Super Mario Maker level ever made,” has been uploaded, and it took the creator just 9 hours to beat it and get it uploaded. You can see their successful run in the video below.