It’s time again — 134-year-old popular card game company Nintendo is returning to the market to sell more Switches, and this time, it’s The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Edition Nintendo Switch OLED is craving present in you. hands and entertainment centers.
This special edition Nintendo Switch OLED features unique artwork on Joy-Cons and a dock inspired by the upcoming, highly anticipated The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Pre-orders of the venerable $360 handset have just been released, and as usual, it means themed designs for the Joy-Cons and docks, as well as graphic patterns. Interesting detail on the back, in this case, looks like rake meditation garden. It is currently marked as unavailable for shipping, so you may need to plan to pick it up in person.
Expect inventory to be inconsistent on this first run — Best buy There’s text on that page that says it’s in high demand and is likely to sell out quickly. game stop There is also a shop page up as of this writing, but it has yet to start taking orders.
That’s not to say Nintendo won’t produce more in the coming weeks and months – after all, its best special edition, Animal Crossing: New Horizons Special Edition Switch, remained available for quite some time after selling out a few times during the first few months of release. But if you’re looking to add this sleek new version to your collection, you’ll want to act fast. One thing to note: As with most Switch specials, this themed console doesn’t actually include a copy of the game.
In addition to the new OLED Zelda Switch, Nintendo has released themed Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch Pro Controller ($75) and containers ($25) for all your Triforce comes out there, both of which will start selling alongside the new Breath of the Wild sequel on May 12 release. The console itself appears. weeks before April 28.
IN Kingdom Tears, The player will once again take control of Link, the legendary hero of Hyrule, battling the forces of evil in a version of the fantasy realm shaped like the breath of the wild and including an ability new “recall”. expands the game’s playing field to various floating islands, which Nintendo calls “sky islands”, by allowing Link to ride rocks dropped from the islands back to their starting point above. If you haven’t seen it yet, Nintendo has released a ten minute video of gameplay today, shows Link has some new abilities to manipulate the world around him to create new tools, structures, and weapons.
The game will be the first Nintendo Switch exclusive to cost $70, although for now, Nintendo Switch Online members can still pre-order it for less if they buy a pair. Nintendo Game Coupons for $100, allowing you to use each coupon to select a specific game in the Game Coupons category. This actually makes the game $50 if you choose from most of the company’s first-party titles, or one of the more expensive third-party efforts.
