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Nintendo Download: Tears of the Kingdom

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And pretty much just Tears of the Kingdom

Nintendo doesn’t have any other marquee games to pump out this week: it’s all Zelda all the time for the foreseeable future.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is out on May 12, and it’s fantastic. I think a lot of folks are going to be surprised by how much it innovates on the already-successful Breath of the Wild formula, and there’s a lot of spoiler-heavy stuff to shield yourself from.

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Here’s Every Legend of Zelda Amiibo

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In what is perhaps the least surprising, but nonetheless exciting new, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review is gushing. Somehow, Nintendo not only did it again, but they did it better. I’m so unbelievably hyped on this game, and since you’re here right now, I’m thinking I don’t actually need to tell you anything about it. You’re already hyped. I also don’t have to tell you about how the Tears of the Kingdom Switch OLED model is still available pretty much everywhere, but the Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller and the Tears of the Kindgom Collector’s Edition sold out fast and probably aren’t coming back.

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Tears of the Kingdom already hitting record highs on score aggregate sites

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Link shoots for the top

Now that the review embargo has passed, gaming outlets across the globe have released their scores for Nintendo’s stellar Switch release The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom — And the fantasy adventure string of five-star reviews are already rocking the scoreboards of review aggregate sites.

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Most anticipated games – June 2023

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June 2023 games

A future after Zelda

After many adventures with Link in May, there will come a day in which we want to play something outside of Hyrule. These June 2023 games take us to street fighting events, a high-fantasy world, and a bandicoot looking for wumpa fruit. The summer month is also delivering an astounding number of promising indies. Here are the most anticipated June 2023 games to keep an eye on.

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