In a WWE tweet designed to promote the Broken Skull Sessions, Stone Cold Steve Austin declared what he thought the best Zelda game of all time was. In this tweet, the former wrestler does a quick-fire question-and-answer session with Cody Rhodes, a public and avid fan of The Legend of Zelda. However, Steve Austin’s response to the “best Zelda game” was a bit of a shock.WWE Network@WWENetwork30 seconds on the clock. Let's see how many questions @CodyRhodes can answer!And don't forget to stream the latest episode of @steveaustinBSR's #BrokenSkullSessions with The American Nightmare this Friday exclusively on @peacockTV in the U.S. and @WWENetwork everywhere else!290342530 seconds on the clock. Let's see how many questions @CodyRhodes can answer!And don't forget to stream the latest episode of @steveaustinBSR's #BrokenSkullSessions with The American Nightmare this Friday exclusively on @peacockTV in the U.S. and @WWENetwork everywhere else! https://t.co/MqyDi1UsfsStone Cold Steve Austin proclaims The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as the bestHailing a game as the best in its franchise is a divisive conversation. In the case of Zelda, old-school fans are likely to mention one of the NES titles, or perhaps The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Steve Austin is also well-known for doing his homework before running an interview like this.This means that the very first question asked in the quick-fire session was “Best Zelda game.” Cody Rhodes chose Ocarina of Time as his all-time favorite. Steve Austin immediately disagreed.“No dude, Breath of the Wild.”Cody Rhodes called the choice bold, but Steve Austin stuck to his guns. It is perhaps the biggest game in the franchise, with a massive open world to explore, tons of extra content when it comes to the shrines, and an epic encounter with Ganon at the end.𝓡𝓪𝓯𝓪𝓮𝓵🖋️@DarkAngelRafael@WWENetwork @CodyRhodes @steveaustinBSR @peacockTV Though the GOAT for me is Ocarina of Time, it took me by surprised when Steve mentioned Breath of the Wild as I never fancied him to be a gamer.3@WWENetwork @CodyRhodes @steveaustinBSR @peacockTV Though the GOAT for me is Ocarina of Time, it took me by surprised when Steve mentioned Breath of the Wild as I never fancied him to be a gamer. https://t.co/wcJkZXhOevAustin's response came as a shock to many, as he’s not a man well-known for playing video games. However, it’s not too much of a shock to see Breath of the Wild get picked. It’s a game that he can play virtually however he wants, and that’s fitting to Steve Austin’s wrestling career, where he was often seen as a man who did things his way, no matter the consequences.Steve Austin’s wrestling career really took off in the 90s in WCW, where he was part of The Dangerous Alliance, and later as a member of The Hollywood Blondes with Brian Pillman. He would have a brief stint in ECW doing promotional segments, but everyone knows him as Stone Cold Steve Austin, six-time WWF Champion, two-time Intercontinental Champion, four-time Tag Team Champion, and a three-time Royal Rumble Winner. That’s only a small part of the Texas Rattlesnake’s accolades.Austin John Plays@AustinJohnPlays@WWENetwork @CodyRhodes @steveaustinBSR @peacockTV Austin knows what's up. #BotW211@WWENetwork @CodyRhodes @steveaustinBSR @peacockTV Austin knows what's up. #BotWThe Nintendo Switch release was also a departure from the norm when it came to this franchise, fitting Steve Austin’s personality perfectly. After completing the opening of the game, it’s pretty much an open-world adventure, where Link wanders Hyrule, solving problems, growing more powerful, all in the name of saving the land and putting a stop to Ganon. While fans will never stop arguing over which game is the best, the bottom-line is that Steve Austin has had his say.