More than anything, sound was what made those experiences so unforgettable, from the echoing four-note piano theme that announced visiting a place for the first time to the accordion waltz played by Kass, the avian bard who pointed the way to several puzzles. The thrill of finding unfamiliar plants and combining them in my cooking pot, or the quiet contentment of approaching a stable where I could pass the night in peace. The sheer joy of seeing the names of new locations I’d discovered appear on my screen or spotting the telltale orange glow of a shrine on the horizon. Having played Nintendo’s “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” for hundreds of hours over the past five years, I can say it was ultimately the little things that made it one of my favorite video games of all time.
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