* Futuristic caves with crazy writing and cool weapons from the future and/or past.

*Lush greenery and huge plains with enemies camping out everywhere.

*Giant mountains as far as the eye can see, all explorable and full of ruins, caves, caverns, temples and more to explore

*Mysterious relics everywhere telling as story

*Insanely quick and crazy violent guardians out to murder anything that moves

*shield surfing downhill while simultaneously assassinating bad guys with a futuristic bow and arrow.

*Rock Climbing and then paragliding into groups of enemies

*Fishing

*item collecting

*Insanely moody and subtle soundtrack

*Taming horses

*Collecting food and creating new dishes

*Cooking said food over a campfire

*Rolling boulders and rocks downhill at enemies

*Building weapons

*Using the limbs of dead enemies as weapons

*The ability to immediately fight the end boss in your underwear with no socks and a stick

*A 30 year old legacy of story, folklore, and legend to guide you through this new story

Honestly, I'm having a hard time understanding how any of you are confused that THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: BREATH OF THE WILD won E3 Game of the Year.

I own all three systems every single generation, and as someone that is excited for a LOT of the games shown this year, not a single one comes close to how excited I am for the new Zelda.

How some of you don't understand why baffles me.

But out of curiosity, can any of you name a game that has everything I just listed that this game is offering? This is a real question. I'd like to know if it's out there.

This game's mechanics and gameplay basically reads like a gameplay greatest hits from every awesome open world game released over the past decade lol.

@FreedomFreeLife: Huh? Bruh I have all three systems EVERY generation, and will be getting the new versions of PS4, Xbone, and the NX...it's not bias at all. For me Forza and God of War and Battlefield 1, Final Fantasy XV and RE7, and Detroit were all amazing games, but then Nintendo decided to shit on everyone and just remind the entire industry why Nintendo will at the end of the day always have the greatest library of first party titles. We've seen open world gaming, we've seen the weapons...in fact, we've seen almost EVERY SINGLE ASPECT of gaming shown in the new Zelda. But here's the problem:

This new Zelda is basically all the best parts of the best games of the past decade combined into the Zelda sandbox. There is absolutely nothing about that sentence that makes me not want to play every second of this game and explore every corner of that map.

You guys that only have one system will never understand because you're loyal to a brand. I'm loyal to gaming. And as a gamer, Zelda shit on everything else there and without any kind of struggle.