Tears of the Kingdom is more expensive than your average Switch game As PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X games rise in price, the Switch has kept the $60 price point for most big games.

The Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Collector’s Edition is set to release alongside the base game on May 12, and will retail for $129 — but we suspect unprepared gamers will face the grim prospect ...

Tears of the Kingdom is the long-awaited follow up to Breath of the Wild, the definitive Nintendo Switch game that launched alongside the system in 2017.

As a hard-core Zelda fan, I never thought I'd be telling someone not to grab a Zelda game, but here me out - you can save a ...

If Tears of the Kingdom is anything like Breath of the Wild, you can expect the story to take around 30 hours to finish, with completion requiring well over 100.

Tears of the Kingdom is often a very pretty game. The cartoonish visual style first deployed in Breath of the Wild has aged wonderfully, and once again impresses.

The Tears of the Kingdom surface is largely the same as in BotW. While there are some changes to keep the game fresh, like the new Lookout Landing settlement, you’ll recognise the majority of ...

Tears of the Kingdom’s crafting system is unlike many traditional crafting systems. It uses the Ultrahand and Fuse abilities to assemble overworld objects and to combine weapons, shields ...

But for Tears of the Kingdom – possibly Nintendo's most anticipated game of this generation, if not ever – I still feel as though I know next to nothing.

In Tears of the Kingdom, it feels more about pushing you to try new combinations. When every tree branch or rusty sword you find is a potential test tube for some new experiment, you’re not as ...

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom still has weapon durability, but you won't care. There are so many silly, or cool, or ridiculous nuggets like this tucked away in Side Adventures or thumbed into ...

“Tears of the Kingdom,” once again overseen by longtime “Zelda” producer Eiji Aonuma, however, seems even more robust, more lived-in. Link never feels like he’s working alone here, as ...