Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are both getting upgrades for smoother gameplay, higher resolution, and HDR support.

Two upgraded Zelda games will be available on the Nintendo Switch 2, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. These will require the purchasing of an upgrade pack if you own the original.

Nintendo Direct, which focused on the new Switch 2 console, was packed with reveals, so it's not surprising that a few details got left out. While the Switch 2 versions of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildwere shown,

One of the most shocking announcements from Nintendo's Switch 2 unveiling is that the flagship launch title, Mario Kart World, will retail for $80. The increased

The Nintendo Switch 2 rollout is somewhat complicated. While most original Switch games are compatible with the Switch 2, some are not. Some original Switch games are getting paid Switch 2 upgrades, which will improve their performance on the upcoming console.

The closest we got to a new Legend of Zelda game for the Nintendo Switch 2 was the announcement of Hyrule Warriors Age of Imprisonment. The game's story directly precedes Tears of the Kingdom and it seems that Princess Zelda herself is the main character here.

Somehow, Nintendo has managed to make an eight year old game like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild more expensive on Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo is one of the most beloved video game companies on the planet thanks to their incredible history of hardware and rock solid video game franchises.

From Mario and Zelda, to more crucial info on the console, here's everything Nintendo missed out of its Direct presentation.

Switch 2’s flagship launch game, and its first major Nintendo first-party exclusive, is Mario Kart World. The first brand-new game in the series for more than a decade, World promises to be the biggest Mario Kart experience ever. It’s the launch game that almost everyone will buy.