To demonstrate this newfound power, Waikuteru took Skyloft, the starting town of Skyward Sword, and dropped it into the game. The possibilities are endless! Image: Waikuteru Create a twenty-foot statue of Link picking his nose. Build a café, and invite all your favourite horses.

In a new video, Waikuteru shows off how modders can actually edit the overworld in Breath of the Wild, which could mean.

Breath of the Wild modder Waikuteru - who you may remember from the revamp of Link's House, turning it from 'rubbish shack' into 'actually functional domicile', or their discovery of an unused shrine - has just had a breakthrough, and it involves everyone's favourite motion-based Zelda game. Out of all the towns Link's ever lived in, it sure was the floatiest.

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