The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an open-world action RPG from Nintendo that brings players back into the world of Hyrule as the legendary hero, Link. Recently awaking from a one-hundred-year slumber, Link awakens to discover that the land of Hyrule has fallen to darkness, and he must set forth on a journey to save his home from the calamity.
During a Nintendo Switch 2 preview event, a speedrunner has already finished the unreleased Switch 2 version of Breath of the Wild in 7 minutes.
The next massive open-world Legend of Zelda game needs to ditch Breath of the Wild’s best feature in order to avoid making a major mistake.
The Nintendo Switch 2’s version of the critically acclaimed The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild shows Nintendo doesn’t understand its fans.
In what is a weird catch, the Switch 2 Editions of the Zelda games will Switch 1 saves, but they will not cloud saves for data backup.
Getting the same games on a new console always comes with some frustrations, but Nintendo is leaving the best thing about the last transition behind.
The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Breath of the Wild will make weapon degradation a little more tolerable, but players will need to use Zelda Notes.
According to a Nintendo customer service rep, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on Switch 2 won't have the full experience out of the box.
Nintendo has confirmed the pricing for the Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 upgrades, and it’s not unexpected.
Breath of the Wild is a great game, but replaying it can feel like more of a chore than anything. Here are 10 reasons to reconsider a replay.
Zelda: BOTW and TOTK are getting enhanced ports on the Switch 2, and they already look much better - especially in one historically challenging area.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom will be receiving some new features and graphical upgrades on the Nintendo Switch 2.
A version of Breath of the Wild's Shrines could have appeared in an earlier Zelda game, and I can't help but feel it would have been a perfect fit.
Breath of the Wild's early development included a wild concept for the game's story, and I'm glad Nintendo decided to take a different direction.
One Legend of Zelda character gives Link plenty of useful advice in both BOTW and TOTK despite the fact that he never actually appears on screen.
While many changes that BOTW & TOTK made were refreshing, there's one series staple that's severely downplayed, making its inclusion disappointing.
An obscure interview given by Shigeru Miyamoto proves that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild follows the franchise’s earliest ideals.
I recently got to try an incredible RPG that I’m pretty sure no one has heard of, and it reminded me exactly of Breath of the Wild.
House-building was easily one of the most entertaining and rewarding side quests in both BOTW & TOTK, and it deserves to return in future Zelda games.
There is one feature in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild that is surprisingly deadly for Link even when compared to the rest of the game.
The Sheikah Slate is an iconic feature in Breath of the Wild, but what some may not realize is that the item has a very specific inspiration.
