The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom in new shots. Nintendo shows the expected adventure


The last Nintendo Direct resulted in the sharing of dark material from one of the most anticipated positions debuting this year on Nintendo Switch. Although devoted fans of The Legend of Zelda do not need to be encouraged to buy the new installment, the Japanese shared a series of shots showing the game in all its glory.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild continues to be an unsurpassed role model for many developers. The production received ratings of 96-97% and thus brilliantly ended one and started a new generation. Big N said goodbye to Wii U and greeted Switch with a hit with many solid elements.

Since 2017, we have witnessed many high-profile projects, Nintendo’s hybrid platform has achieved significant success and is currently the third most-bought console in history. Games debuting on Nintendo Switch enjoy great interest, but the question remains whether The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will beat the success of Pokemon Scarlet/Violet? We’ll find out in May.

The Japanese promote Link’s upcoming adventure – after the end of the last Nintendo Direct, 26 screenshots were made available that show The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Maybe the production does not look as impressive as we might expect on the materials, but it should be remembered that the game will definitely show its claws on the small Nintendo Switch screen and during the action on the TV.


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