When all's said and done, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is a fantastic revamp of perhaps Nintendo's ...

While buying this southeast Hyrule house is optional, just like the rest of the story in BOTW, it does appear to be canonical to the events of TOTK. That's because when players do visit Link's ...

He suggests one “possibility” (and clarifies that he is only speaking on it as a possibility) that there may have been a history of destruction before TotK’s story of Hyrule’s foundation.

As a result, it will no doubt amaze players and introduce them to the world and story with the most amazement and revelation, allowing them to transition into TotK and enjoy the full experience as ...

What this will mean for the game’s content and story remains to be seen ... With a likely endpoint at around the same place that TotK’s Dragon Tears concluded, Age of Imprisonment could ...

Now before we get into the preview itself, I should mention that this build didn’t touch on any of Tears of the Kingdom’s (ToTK) story. The demo strictly focused on showing off Link’s new ...

Anti-monarchy protestors at her successor’s coronation were subject to arrests. Princess Zelda’s story is the same as it ever was — even the Master Sword is given more agency There’s no ...

However, you do need to fight Master Kohga at least once as part of the Zelda: TotK main story quest, A Mystery in the Depths. Once the main story quest is completed, the side quest, Master Kohga ...

Unfortunately, that’s not the case in TotK. As soon as you’re past the opening cinematic, you’re dropped into a series of sky-loft islands. In order to advance to the meat of the story ...

Each one gives you access to a memory of Zelda’s story as she tries to escape the ancient past to which she accidentally traveled back. Watch enough of them, and it becomes a story of sacrifice.

Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom didn't get everything right, and Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom needs to atone for that.

Except maybe that hole isn't there anymore. Maybe we've finally got Breath of the Wild on PC—truly on PC—with the advent of Tire Boy. It's a game where you roam windswept, verdant plains, make ...