TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch OLED The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Edition ($359.99) will launch on Friday, April 28. In the meantime, you possibly can pre-order one on-line via Best Buy(Opens in a brand new tab) and Target(Opens in a brand new tab) or in individual at a GameStop(Opens in a brand new tab) retailer close to you.
You’ve reserved a duplicate of the sport. You’ve taken off work on launch day. You’ve set out milk and cookies for Hestu.
The solely factor left to do earlier than The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom lastly arrives on May 12? Upgrade your Nintendo Switch console to the OLED mannequin for next-level visuals, improved audio, and additional cupboard space. (At 18.2GB, it’s going to be even larger(Opens in a brand new tab) than Breath of the Wild.)
The timing is ideal: Nintendo introduced a TOTK-inspired OLED Switch throughout a gameplay presentation this week, a affirmation of months-long rumors(Opens in a brand new tab) and just a little deal with for anybody who’s sat patiently via the sport’s many delays. Featuring a gold design with the Hylian Crest, it is priced at $359.99 (the identical value as the usual model) and set for launch on Friday, April 28 (or precisely two weeks earlier than the sport comes out).
Availability will in all probability be fairly restricted — this can be a special-edition Zelda console we’re speaking about — so we advocate pre-ordering your unit nicely forward of time. At the time of writing, it was obtainable on-line via Best Buy(Opens in a brand new tab) and Target(Opens in a brand new tab) and in individual at GameStop(Opens in a brand new tab) shops. Note that it does not embody a duplicate of the sport itself.
If you do not have a spare $360 to drop on a brand new console however are nonetheless occupied with a commemorative accent, TOTK might be joined by a themed Nintendo Switch Pro controller ($74.99) and carrying case ($24.99) on May 12. Only the case was obtainable on the time of writing — pre-order it at Best Buy(Opens in a brand new tab) or GameStop(Opens in a brand new tab) when you nonetheless can.
