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How to Pre-Order Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Get your wallets ready!

Tears of the Kingdom is the latest Legend of Zelda game currently in development. This game is a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild, so if you fell in love with Breath of the Wild all those years ago and have been frothing at the mouth for more content since 2017, then you’re in luck! The release date for Tears of the Kingdom is finally in sight and players can expect to see this game in stores in the summer of 2023.

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Millions of fans have been waiting to get their hands on a Breath of the Wild sequel for years, so it wouldn’t be a shock to anyone if this game sold out within the first week of its release. If you want to get down on some Tears of the Kingdom sooner rather than later, then you may want to consider pre-ordering the game while you still have the chance. Keep reading to find out how to pre-order Zelda Tears of the Kingdom!

How to Pre-Order Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Considering how insanely popular Breath of the Wild was, we can reasonably expect Tears of the Kingdom to sell out pretty fast. If you want to get your hands on this game anytime before 2024, then you’ll definitely want to consider pre-ordering it as soon as possible. Thankfully, the developers of Tears of the Kingdom apparently had the same idea, because they made pre-ordering this game incredibly easy! You can pre-order this game from the comforts of your own home, all you need is an internet connection.

To pre-order Zelda Tears of the Kingdom straight from the source, you’ll need to head to Nintendo’s website and go to the store page for Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. If you’re on your Nintendo Switch, you can just go to your e-shop and navigate to the Tears of the Kingdom store page from there.

Once you’re on the Tears of the Kingdom store page, you should see a big red button that says “Pre-Order”. All you need to do then is press the button (make sure you’re signed into your Nintendo account) and pay for the game. That’s it! There’s no going back once you’ve pre-ordered it, so make sure your bank account can handle it before you go pressing the button!

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The game retails for $69.99, which may seem like a pretty steep price at first, but it’s not actually all that terrible considering what it is. People have been waiting for this sequel for years, and if it’s going to be anything like Breath of the Wild, then it’ll be more than worth the price.

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For many Zelda fans, Breath of the Wild was the first Legend of Zelda game they’d ever played. If you didn’t grow up playing some of this franchise’s earliest games, check out Gamer Journalist’s guide on how to play every single Zelda game ever made in order of release!

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