It’s official – you can now play Tears of the Kingdom using a real-life bow, shield, and sword, thanks to the ingenuity of a dedicated Legend of Zelda player. YouTuber Lledos has outdone Nintendo’s controllers and themed devices by creating a “mech suit” that allows him to play games with real-world movements. Forget Skyward Sword’s swing mechanics or Mario Kart’s Wii steering wheel—Lledos’ suit is packed with sensors that translate his actions directly into the game. His latest project sees him tackling Tears of the Kingdom, and the result is nothing short of spectacular.
“Welcome to Legend of Zelda with a mech suit,” Lledos announces in his video. He demonstrates how his suit mirrors Link’s movements in the game, including combat sequences where he uses a real shield and sword to defeat enemies. For Link’s abilities, Lledos dons special gloves that enable him to build, carry, and fuse objects, making it look like genuine telekinesis.
Ah finally, a Fellow Northern Irish!
This guy sure does say the F word a lot, wonder how many times he said it during the video.
He’s from Northern Ireland, we do curse a lot
Well that seals it! My Irish lineage must come from Northern Ireland! Because fuck, do I cuss a lot!
This is an incredible example of how creativity and technology can transform the gaming experience into something completely immersive. The mech suit created by Lledos shows impressive innovation, especially with sensors that translate real movements into actions inside Tears of the Kingdom. Using a real sword, shield, and special gloves makes the gameplay feel almost like stepping into Link’s world. Technology continues to create exciting possibilities, just as useful digital tools such as a chronological age calculator make everyday tasks faster and easier for people.