While the first Breath of the Wild was released simultaneously on Switch and Wii U, the sequel is only coming to Switch. Interestingly, the company chose not to air the presentation live in the United Kingdom, presumably out of respect for the then-recent passing of Queen Elizabeth. This follows the prevous game's format of "bodily function plus setting." So the melancholic title refers to a kingdom in mourning or sorrow. Since "tear" is a heteronym, the title could have referred to the "salty liquid produced by the eyes" or to "the damage from being torn." Nintendo confirmed after the September presentation that it's intended to be pronounced "/tir/" as in the liquid produced by crying. That presentation was also where Nintendo debuted the game's official title, Tears of the Kingdom.Īs an aside, Nintendo also confirmed the pronunciation of the title. However, this was later changed to Spring 2023.ĭuring September 2022's Nintendo Direct, the studio revealed the game's official release date: May 12, 2023. Now Playing: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Sequel Trailer Breakdown | E3 2021 Release dateĪt E3 2021, Nintendo announced that the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel was scheduled for release sometime in 2022. Then, visit the giant wall at nearby Fort Hateno and search around the pools of water in the center of a large battlefield.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Locate the Master Sword and sacrifice 13 hearts to retrieve it.įind all of the other memories and talk to Impa. Search for a clearing in the forest on the eastern banks of Central Hyrule north of the Bottomless Swamp.
Carefully cross the walkway to find the memory in a collapsed room.įind the spring nestled between the Akkala Highlands and Deep Akkala just south of North Akkala Valley.įollow the road through Hyrule Ridge west of the Central Tower, and then take the path to the east of Satori Mountain to find it near a giant horse statue.įrom the Great Fairy Fountain near Kakariko Village, follow the path to the right to find it near a large gate.
Look for a tree with two small statues in front of it near the northeast side of the lake across the river from Scout’s Hill.Įnter the castle from the west and head toward a tall spire north of the gatehouses. Talk to Muzu after talking to the Zora King. Look around a big tree near the water northeast of the Ridgeland Tower. Glide north from the Great Plateau Tower and look along the west bank for a small raised ridge.Ĭlimb a large ridge to the south of the bridge to find Tena Ko’sah Shrine and the memory in the nearby ruins.Ĭlimb to a peak west of Goronbi Lake and glide to a plateau with a ring of stones east of the Woodland Tower. Talk to Temba's wife after speaking to the village elder. Look south of the castle near a small pool of water surrounding a platform.
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