Defeating Lynels or other larger enemies wasn't essential to completing or even enjoying the game.

The majority of players seemed to manage the basics of BOTW just fine with a little time and effort. On top of this, they're a business like any other, that likes to make money by attracting as many people to play their games and remain in the Nintendo ecosystem as possible. We do so by creating new surprises for people across the world to enjoy together. It's unlikely Nintendo will make it significantly more difficult than BOTW, as that would go against the ethos of the company, with their games usually being designed for all comers.įrom their website: 'Nintendo's mission is to put smiles on the faces of everyone we touch. Well they kind of did this with the harder Master mode and DLC to be fair, but I appreciate the wider point.

2 days 'I think they should have an Easy, Regular and Hard mode'.

You can even pick up a themed Switch OLED and amiibo, so be sure to check out our guides for more details: Once again, Tears of the Kingdom will launch on 12th May with pre-orders now available. Stay tuned in afterwards for more livestream content counting down to the game's release!- Nintendo of America May 5, 2023 The livestream will include four Nintendo Treehouse: Live segments featuring gameplay from The Legend of #Zelda: #TearsOfTheKingdom. And there will be even more livestream content after this counting down the game's release. The Zelda creator has announced it will be hosting a 'special livestream' on 11th May leading up to the midnight launch at the Nintendo Store in New York.Īs part of this, it will be covering four different segments featuring gameplay from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

We're so close to the release of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom now, and if you haven't already got plans for the midnight launch, don't worry - Nintendo has got you covered.

A kingdom of dreams