Breath of the Wild redefined open-world games by letting players go anywhere they want on the map, breaking conventional progression systems. The game's open-ended gameplay allows players to solve ...

Obviously, new arrivals also inevitably knock existing games out of their respective slots. Breath of the Wild has knocked The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy out of the top 20, for example.

It’s been nearly a decade since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild launched alongside the Nintendo Switch, and in that time, the game has seen a ton of updates, DLCs, and content expansions.

It would be nice if Nintendo could do justice to its own exclusives, however, which is why I'm glad to report that Breath of the Wild looks totally different on the Switch 2.