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PointCrow and Linkus7 turn Hyrule into a bingo board

Their Tears of the Kingdom stream includes a trivia warm-up before a custom objective challenge gets underway.

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Racing a Zelda Pro in Tears of the Kingdom

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7:25PointCrow starts Krillion while Linkus works on his save files.
14:41Help Wanted: 50 Wacky Jobs earns a high-scoring trivia answer.
29:44PointCrow proposes Bounce mode, requiring progress up and down the bingo board.
32:20He demonstrates how completed objectives and locked squares work.
44:48The pair count down and begin their Tears of the Kingdom race.
56:56PointCrow builds a flying machine and visits Hyrule Castle for equipment.

Linkus7 is fixing save-file issues, so PointCrow has time for a different kind of challenge: naming fast-food items, animal defenses and obscure Wii games. His Krillion trivia warm-up even detours into owl digestion before Hyrule is ready.

PointCrow posted nothing new this week, but "Racing a Zelda Pro in Tears of the Kingdom" is the most active of his recent uploads. The stream has passed 100,000 views, and the actual race takes a little patience: the countdown comes roughly forty-five minutes in.

Once Linkus joins, they settle on Bounce mode, moving up and down a custom bingo board rather than simply chasing the game's ending. PointCrow demonstrates completed and locked squares, then gets to work collecting Zonai devices and building a flying machine. Hyrule Castle becomes a useful shopping stop for weapons, shields and the Champion's Leathers.

Two Resident Evil 9 playthrough streams also keep drawing views, including "RESIDENT EVIL 9, a Totally NOT SCARY Playthrough," whose description promises a full first run after earlier attempts at the opening levels.

Across the channel, the week brought nearly a million views while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is modestly above its usual level. Among similarly sized variety-gaming channels, Joe Bart Games and Cruz had much larger viewing weeks; Egoraptor was quieter. PointCrow's own upload break leaves a particularly meandering Zelda session to explore, from a deep-cut Wii trivia answer to improvised flight over Hyrule.

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