Flip out the stand and hand a controller to another player to share the screen and enjoy competitive or co-operative multiplayer, anytime and anywhere

The included Joy-Con controllers feature the classic green and gold colours from the Legend of Zelda series along with symbols and patterns from the new game.The included Joy-Con™ controllers feature the classic green and gold colours from the Legend of Zelda series along with symbols and patterns from the new game. Play anytime, anywhere You won’t have to wait till May 12 to get your hands on the Switch and the game though. The special edition Switch releases on April 28, two weeks before the game. That way you can break it in and have it ready when Tears of the Kingdom is released. I can only hope that Nintendo will rerelease some or all of this content on the Switch or whatever will be the successor to the Switch. Otherwise, we're going to start seeing ROMs of this stuff start popping up real soon. And I'd rather get it legitimately.

my point is even if plebs think their sub 20fps gameplay is fine, there will me an infinitely large pile of mistakes and errors that pile up that frustrate the player, if they don't recognise their inputs not being read they may just blame themselves or think its something about the game, coming from someone that has played tens of hundreds of hours of games like skyrim and fallout at sub 30 fps then playing the same game at 60fps, you cant not notice failed inputs and screen tearing In addition to the announcement of the Switch OLED console, Nintendo also unveiled a new Zelda Tears of the Kingdom-themed Switch Pro controller and carry case. UKThese consoles are in limited supply, which means you will need to get your hands on one of these pretty sharpish. You can find out where to buy the Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch OLED console below.