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Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
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- Ultrahand: Using the new Ultrahand ability, Link can pick up, move, and rotate almost any object, and can even attach objects together to create bridges, vehicles, and more!.Energy-Efficient Ethernet : Yes
- Fuse: Magically fuse almost any object to Links current weapon, shield, or arrow to increase durability, damage, or even add a new effect. Experiment with lots of different combinations to come up with surprisingand sometimes hilariousresults!
- Ascend: Add a new dimension to your exploration with Ascend, which gives Link the ability to pass through solid objects above him. Rise up through ceilings, hillsides, and even certain enemies to create seemingly impossible shortcuts.
- Recall: Use Recall to make objects in motion move backward through time, letting Link ride fallen boulders skyward, recover thrown weapons, or send projectiles back where they came from.
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An epic adventure across the land and skies of Hyrule awaits in The Legend of Zelda™: Tears of the Kingdom for Nintendo Switch. The adventure is yours to create in a world fueled by your imagination. In this sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you’ll decide your own path through the sprawling landscapes of Hyrule and the mysterious islands floating in the vast skies above. Can you harness the power of Link’s new abilities to fight back against the malevolent forces that threaten the kingdom?
Number of Players: Single System (1)
Publication Date: May 12, 2023
Max Number of Supported Devices: 1
Computer Platform: Nintendo Switch
Global Trade Identification Number: 92
UPC: 045496597092 045496511340
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Switch
Release date: May 12, 2023
Product Dimensions: 0.43 x 6.71 x 3.96 inches; 1.76 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Rating Pending
Item model number: 112383
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Date First Available: June 14, 2021
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Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Perfect sequel to Zelda Breath of The Wild. Link has several new abilities (will list later) to play around with World is more expansive: There’s the Great Plateau (old Breath of the Wild map) with slightly altered environments due to gloom infection, the sky city, and the depths (huge underground cave network below hyrule). Smoke and highlighted light pillars shows points of interest in the overworld without having to look at the map Weapon durability is back. I know some people don’t like breakable items/weapons, but it teaches kids to be more adaptable rather than have constant/sustainable gains all the time. Also helps them be more creative in the fusing items together. Items are less scarce this time around giving you more opportunities to experiment with new combinations Still have freedom to be creative and do what you want. Can think of creative ways to cheat the puzzle with new abilities instead of the intended way of doing it, making the experience your own. Gives you the ‘I don’t think we are supposed to do that, but it worked!’ moments Temples return. Each one have a companion character which grants you special abilities for that temple/dungeon. Bosses at end of temples are really powerful and not just simple advanced moving puzzles -Menu/UI is more streamline. Inventory tabs can be changed via L1 R1 trigger instead of thumbstick. No need to go through multiple pages to get to the next tab. Instead you scroll down if you have a lot of items Settings is at the end of inventory tab instead of a separate page Able to view recipes on sub menu for each item -Story/Plot: Link and Zelda is exploring a unknown area under hyrule castle. They accidentally awaken an mummy and he uses gloom ability to attack them. Link arm and master sword gets infected during initial battle, and the mummy released gloom infecting hyrule. There’s a huge quake and Link both get separated during the scuffle. You wake up and go on a quest to find Zelda, re-forge the master sword and save hyrule. Story is the most expansive than any other Zelda title focusing a lot of character development Like Breath of the Wild; there’s limited voice acting and not fully voiced. But that doesn’t detract from the experience --- Abilities 1. Ultra Hand Use this to lift large heavy object and fuse them together. Can use it to solve puzzles lifting heavy objects to build bridges, ramps, ladders, etc) but also use as a vehicle creator for traversal. It’s very similar to Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts vehicle creator. Vehicles you create use fuel/battery to operate, collecting/using zonai charges refuels your vehicle giving you the ability to travel longer distances especially when creating gliders. You can also upgrade maximum battery as you progress through he game. Note that our creation despawns if you’re too far away from it, so best not abandon it 2. Merge items Fuse any two items together in inventory. Mainly use to create weapons with different properties (higher attack, range, elemental damage etc) and increase durability. Seeing weapon durability is back gives players ways to experiment and be resourceful with what they have in their inventory During combat you’re able to able to throw individual items 3. Asend Able to teleport to above flat platform when directly under it. Some areas are restricted if it’s too high. The cursor on your screen when using ability turns green to indicate if it’s possible to ascend or not 4. Recall Rewind time for a brief second. Great for puzzle solving like climbing up a rock that fell off the cliff and rewind time to ride it up 5. Auto build Able to re-create previous creations you made with ultra-hand. Just have all items in one spot and use ability to re-create it instead of starting from scratch 6. Amiibo Similar to last game, you can in amiibo daily and items will fall in front of you. Amiibo give armor skins, fabrics, and other common items. No exclusive content from Amiibos this time. Able to obtain them via quests. Scanning amiibos just give you them early and more items daily. Disappointed the wolf link amiibo doesn’t give you wolf companion like the last game 7. Camera Basically an ability to take pictures to fill out the hyrule compendium Overall extremely fun game giving you freedom to explore and be creative. Best Legend of Zelda game to date.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by Vincent Vincent
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
This game is a must play a 100% I didn't think they'd be able to surprise me after breath of the wild but somehow Nintendo managed to do just that! I will say that the story does follow the exact same structure of breath of the wild (big catastrophic event happened in the past and you have to collect memories and save sages etc..) and it's a Nintendo game so don't expect a complicated story. But even so this game is absolutely amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Andres Hernandez
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
It was great, it was worth the wait, I loved it, it arrived in good condition
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025 by Carolina
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
One of the best games on the Switch made better if you have a Switch 2.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025 by Steven Nguyen
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Very good product and very fun game
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Philip T.
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
I am really enjoying this game but it is intimidatingly large quite often. At the time of writing of this review I've clocked over 200 hours on it, have been playing it on and off for close to a year, and am not even halfway through the storyline. That being said, I've completed several optional objectives and side quests. I've also strove to be patient with the game. The game is definitely a successor to Breath of the Wild and it take everything that game did and improves on it. There's a lot of similarities between the game worlds yet there's also a lot of difference. Clearly the sky islands and the depths weren't a part of BotW which adds a lot of additional exploration. Personally, I like to think of the depths as BotW's "dark world" but I guess I'm old school like that. Be ready for a serious investment of time here and I would be hard-pressed to think that even the most die hard of gaming completist will be able to do everything that TotK has to offer start to finish and in one go. This game demands a special level of patience and reverence unlike anything I've ever played before.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
The short version is that this game improves and expands upon Breath of the Wild in every possible way, with the only real con being that this game pushes the Switch to its absolute limit, and you will encounter a very occasional framerate chug. Also they took away my hearty durians! Vast amounts of Content: Some were concerned when it was announced this game would utilize the same map from BOTW (its predecessor), so much to the point where it became common to see this game referred to as BOTW DLC prior to its prelease. I can assure you this is not the case. The is the game equivalent of a BMW 1M. Much how like that car was cobbled together from the BMW parts bin, but somehow became one of the best cars they ever made, this game is made with many existing assets and yet surpasses all my expectations. Not only are there sky islands, but their are caves, and an entire other layer of the world to explore (which I won't spoil if you've somehow managed to avoid spoilers for this game). There's also more to the story this time, and I swear they've at least doubled the amount of side content. More enjoyable combat: While this game uses the same general combat as BOTW, what's improved is the way you use weapons. They still break if that bothered you before, but I feel far less restricted thanks to the Fuse mechanic, which allows you to combine things with your weapons and shields. The consequence of this is that you feel far less unwilling to use your higher powered weapons. In BOTW I would hoard them, and I still do a little, but I also am at least willing to use them more frequently than before thanks to the fact that I can fuse a weak little stick into something more potent at almost any time. Additionally arrows are far easier to come by, as of writing this I've been on my playthrough for maybe 40-50 hours and have accumulated 200+ arrows without really trying to conserve. No hearty durians? Ok, since I brought it up, I'll make this it's own section. At first I hated this, the magical fruit that restored so much health it was almost gamebreaking in BOTW. However, in hindsight I think it was a good call, as I'm using more of the expanded materials/recipes now and it definitely adds to the game. Other details and conclusion: I hesitate to go into further details on this as it may spoil the experience of discovery, but I can say that the staples of BOTW are still here. Shrines, resource gathering, great fairies, upgrading your armor, all still play a huge role. The runes from the first game are gone, but are replaced with quirkier and largely more useful abilities, although I do miss the bombs. But even the function of the old remote bomb can be replicated in no less than three ways, depending on the situation. I have not beaten the game, but I have spent about 40-50 hours in this world by my estimate and completed three of the four major temples, and revealed the entire main map. Yet, despite that I feel like I'm still just scratching the surface. There have still been a few new enemy types that I still have no idea how to take down, or I need to collect more hearts/better armor. There is so much to see and do in this game, and so far it's all been very entertaining. I've been playing Zelda since Link's Awakening on Gameboy Color, and although this game like BOTW diverts somewhat from the classic formula, it is definitely in the lead for my favorite Zelda game of all time, and possibly my favorite open world game of all time. Truly fantastic.
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