It is learned that through its program that in terms of games, Jeff Grubb said that the second work in the “Metrod Trilogy” “Galaxy Warrior (Metrod) Prime 2: Dark Echo” ported version will come soon. Although the specific time and details have not been disclosed, he emphasized that the graphics and operations will be improved this time, but there is still a gap compared with the previously released “Galaxy Warrior (Metrod) Prime 2: Remastered Edition”.

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In addition, later this year there will be a “Legend of Zelda” unrelated to “Tears of the Kingdom”. Jeff Grubb said that the “Legend of Zelda” may be a high-definition remake of the historical works “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” or “The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess”.

It is reported that in the game “Galaxy Warrior (Metrod)”, players will go to the planet to explore, during which they need to switch masks to solve puzzles and use weapons to face the enemy. The background is that in order to track down the old enemy “Lidley” who escaped from the shipwreck of the “space pirate”, the strongest bounty hunter in the galaxy “Sams Arran” came to an unknown planet, and then unfolded the story.

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“The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” and “The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess” are Nintendo’s classic cold rice games. These two games first landed on Nintendo’s GameCube and Wii platforms (Wii can directly run NGC games), and then launched high-definition remakes on the Wii U platform. If these two games land on the Switch platform next, it means that they have spanned four generations of Nintendo.

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The background of “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” is on an archipelago in the vast sea. The player still controls Link, the protagonist of the series, who will once again face his old enemy, Ganon, in order to obtain the triangular power of the gods, the relic of the gods. For most of the game, Link will sail across the islands, exploring dungeons, mazes and temples to gain enough power to defeat Ganon. Link will also work to find his missing sister, Ariel.

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The background of “The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess” is hundreds of years after the stories of “Ocarina of Time” and “Majra’s Mask”.

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It is learned from Zippo that the movie “The Legend of Zelda” is not a direct adaptation, but a fusion of previous works such as “Ocarina of Time”, “The Wind Waker”, “Twilight Princess”, and the protagonist Link can Speak up.

Sadly, both the WGA (Screenwriters Guild of America) and the Screen Actors Guild are on strike at the same time, meaning that Hollywood has come to an almost complete standstill, with very few shows and movies being written or produced. Plans for Nintendo and Universal have been put on hold, and if there hadn’t been a strike, Nintendo would have announced plans for the film as early as June.

According to Zippo, Nintendo/Universal expects to release “Donkey Kong” in Christmas 2025 and the sequel to “Super Mario Bros. The Movie” in 2026, but the current situation is unclear and the release time may be adjusted.

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Before its release, M published some of the early play reviews from the media, and almost all of them have given the game a very high rating, so let’s take a look below.

IGN:

Now, not only did I get to experience it all for myself, but I got to see how the huge player base will have a blast playing the game in an interesting way. Every puzzle and conflict has such an interesting solution that the results will be endlessly surprising and joyful. It’s very exciting that Nintendo has taken the whims of players and made them work in Kingdom Tears, even if it means that there will be a lot of fun exploration going on during the course of the game.

Metro GameCentral:

We’ve only been playing for about an hour, and if it’s anything like its predecessor, it will take hundreds more hours to see everything the game has to offer. Still, it’s clearly a top Zelda game, and we strongly suspect that Game of the Year will be the smallest of the accolades it receives.

Nintendo Life:

Our time with Tears of the Kingdom has been short, but the only thing that’s clear is that we’re particularly keen to play another 50 hours of Inquisitive Hand. Based on our experience so far, we think this game is making history.

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Comicbook:

I was already looking forward to Tears of the Kingdom before I tried it, but after playing it I’m more excited than ever and I think fans of Breath of the Wild will still find a lot to like.

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CNET:

New power-ups also mean new puzzle-solving strategies. I tried several puzzles on a floating island and found a variety of solutions. Grabbing things with the “inquisitive hand” and moving them is definitely a new key strategy, similar in feel to the magnet movement in Breath of the Wild, but for more items.

The Washington Post:

Kingdom Tears seems to be a fusion of a traditional Zelda adventure and the DIY recipe system of 2020’s hit Animal Crossing. In that life simulator game, players collect materials to discover different “recipes” to create various items such as bug nets, shelves and even buildings. Zelda is tapping into the endless possibilities by allowing a variety of materials to be fused.

The Verge:

There have been many people honing their hunting skills over the years, but Nintendo knows we’ve been craving some new challenges to recapture the magic that made Breath of the Wild so special in the first place. Tears of the Kingdom feels like something I personally want to see in the next chapter of the never-ending cycle of magic drama that is Link, The Legend of Zelda and Ganon. Something tells me that in just a few weeks, a lot of people will be feeling similarly.

GameSpot:
The combat is as engaging as you’d expect from a Breath of the Wild sequel, but fusing skills yields a new dimension of experimentation. A quick menu option allows you to fuse props from your inventory with your currently equipped weapon, something I found difficult to master in the heat of battle with enemies closing in. I also had to remember to switch to the bow before clicking on the quick menu to try and fuse something to the arrow, which led to me making quite a few mistakes. There is definitely a learning cost here and it feels like it would make mastering the combat and fusion much more rewarding to watch.

Checkpoint Gaming:

Nintendo has brought such a special core element to Breath of the Wild and reimagined it in a novel way to surprise and delight returning players. From an updated traversal mechanic that requires a whole new approach to puzzle solving to an absolutely chaotic insurance system that transforms combat completely, this sequel feels like another truly unique Zelda entry.

Digital Trends:

Despite some fairly complex manoeuvres, it only took a short while for me to complete the quests in increasingly impractical ways that just made me want to laugh madly at the arrogance I’d just displayed. This sequel feels completely different to Breath of the Wild: a freeform traversal puzzler where you’re rewarded in spectacular fashion.

Eurogamer:

From my experience, Tears of the Kingdom is full of inventiveness and gives players the opportunity to immerse themselves in their imagination without sacrificing the adventurous spirit of its predecessor. Much of the game remains a mystery — we haven’t seen a single copy yet, nor do we know what Zelda is doing — but we know it will be a heroic adventure (Link can do it in his underwear).

Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is now available for pre-order and will arrive on Switch on May 12, priced at ¥7,920 (currently around $409, with the digital version only ¥7,900), which can be redeemed with any loss voucher.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom cassette is currently available for pre-order on e-commerce platforms, also at HK$499 (currently around RMB 431) in Hong Kong and US$69.99 in the US.

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How can this serious sneakiness be let go by Nintendo? According to the latest news from foreign media TorrentFreak, legal documents indicate that Nintendo has its eyes on a Discord user and is now trying to obtain his identity.

According to the report, on February 21, Nintendo of America sent a DMCA notice to Discord. The complaint was filed against the Discord channel called “Kingdom Tears Official Discord Server”.

The notice refers to six specific URL links and states that the URLs contain images or links to images “from Nintendo’s copyrighted and unreleased The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm special edition video game art book, in violation of Nintendo’s rights.

Just eight minutes after Nintendo sent a takedown notice to Discord, the platform acknowledged the complaint and told Nintendo that the content “will be removed immediately.

Approximately ten hours after the initial removal notice was sent, Nintendo followed up with a request for “immediate review and removal” of the Discord channel, noting that members were still distributing the leaked content using direct messages and links.

Approximately eighteen hours later, Discord stated that it “has alerted the servers about the reported activity. In addition, Nintendo objected to Discord’s use of the word “official” in the server’s name because “the server is not operated or licensed by Nintendo.

On April 4, 2023, attorneys for Nintendo of America filed a petition for a DMCA subpoena in California District Court.

The subpoena would order Discord to disclose the identity of the user, including name, address, phone number, and email address, alleging that “user Julien #2743 posted infringing content that appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm on Discord’s channel.”

The follow-up progress, as one of the “strongest legal departments” of Nintendo, for the leak of the act of tracking is really fast and powerful.

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According to Amazon’s merchandise page, Japanese players who pre-order The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm on Amazon will receive exclusive special giveaways — spoons and forks.

The two stainless steel spoons and forks do not have any special purpose, only the part of the handle with the logo of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm printed on it. Pre-order the standard version 7920 yen (currently about RMB 413) will get one of them, pre-order the Collector’s Edition can get both the spoon and the fork.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” cassette is 499 Hong Kong dollars (currently about RMB 438), the U.S. $ 69.99 (currently about RMB 482 ).

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In response to the groundbreaking pricing, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser said that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm was able to justify its $70 price tag.

Doug Bowser told the Associated Press, “I think fans will find this an incredibly complete, immersive experience. The pricing reflects the type of experience fans can expect when they play this particular game.”

Following the announcement of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm’s price, a Nintendo spokesperson said that $70 is not necessarily the new standard for first-party Switch games and said that the company will determine the suggested retail price of its products “on a case-by-case basis.

Doug Bowser said on the matter, “It’s not a price that we have to have for all of our games, it’s actually a fairly common pricing model, whether it’s here or in Europe or elsewhere in the world, and pricing may vary depending on the game itself.”

It’s worth noting that Sony started jacking up the price of first-party games to $70 when the PS5 launches in 2020, and Microsoft started jacking up to $70 for first-party Xbox Series X / S games this year.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm is available for HK$499 (currently about RMB 437) on the eshop in Hong Kong and supports any loss coupon purchase.

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So how about this game pre-order situation? According to the data shared by @pierre484. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm” standard edition has reached 800,000 sets of pre-orders in France, while the collector’s edition has also reached 12,000 sets of pre-orders, and even the amiibo sales have reached 15,000 copies, which is quite a good achievement.

As a comparison, the previous debut of “Pokémon: Violet” was 715,000 units, which means that “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” has already surpassed “Pokémon: Violet” as the most-sold game for Switch debut in France, just by looking at the pre-order results.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” cassette has now opened for pre-order in e-commerce platforms, the Hong Kong area is also 499 Hong Kong dollars (currently about RMB 431), the U.S. area is $69.99.

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According to the official website of Nintendo of America, the new “The Legend of Zelda” series “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” is priced at $69.99 (currently about RMB 475), and the game will be released on May 12. The first Nintendo first-party game to break the $59.99 price.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” still continues the main plot of the previous generation, in the game, players will play the main character Link, in this horror game world from the hands of evil forces to save the kingdom of Hailar, in addition to the vast land of Hailaroo, Link’s adventure will also extend to the stage above the sky.

This game has charming graphics, and a smooth The story revolves around the search for the “Tears of the Kingdom” that will bring peace and prosperity to Hailar. This game is both action-packed and challenging, with the ability to upgrade while solving puzzles and exploring the vast world. In addition, the game also has a variety of customizable items to create a personalized play style.

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