After a long wait, The Legends of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom will be arriving to the player’s Switch’s very soon. In fact, the first gameplayer trailer was revealed and showed off some great new abilities for Link. After this, a new OLED was revealed as well. Here are the Tears of the Kingdom OLED Nintendo Switch Release Date and Price for fans and collectors.
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Breath of the Wild truly brought The Legend of Zelda back into the spotlight. It won game of the year and for a good reason. It was the perfect addition to the Legend of Zelda franchise. The series was made for open-world games. What made Breath of the Wild so great was the meshing of the open-world aspects and a fantastic story with tough bosses. Because of this people are clamoring for the second installment.
Tears of the Kingdom will seemingly add the world of Skyward Sword to Hyrule. While that is not exactly how it is, the combination of the sky islands along with Hyrule will certainly add a new element. This time there are more and new enemies that are coming from the sky. Players will have to harness the new power of Link to push them back.
Now for more on the Tears of the Kingdom OLED Nintendo Switch. Here is a look at the full system and then the prostyle controller that will come closer to the release date.
As one can see, fans can get the OLED Switch two weeks before the game comes out. Then they can get the new controller and carrying case with the release of Tears of the Kingdom.
The prices for the OLED Switch, Pro Controller and carrying case are $359.99, $74.99 and $24.99 respectively.
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