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At this very moment in time, I am actively thinking about replaying the game once again. I wanted to re-explore Hyrule, meet the new champions again, and go back and do some of the side quests I missed. If you have never even played the game before, I invite you to give it a shot. While the price may be a bit much, I promise you that you will come away with an unforgettable experience that you will remember for the rest of your life. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild may not be the best game ever made, but I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t a contender.
Few games will ever meet the high expectations Breath of the Wild has set. The Switch 2 version is the best way to play an unforgettable title with better visuals and some neat new features.
The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Zelda Breath of the Wild is undoubtedly the best way to enjoy this masterpiece. Once again, it's impossible to sulk despite the noticeable absence of little new features that could have been a welcome bonus. If you're in the process of finishing the game, or haven't had a chance to get into it yet, now's your chance. With its crisp resolution, exemplary fluidity and overall improvement in graphics, it's a real treat. A pristine nugget from the Nintendo Switch 1, here sublimated at a lower cost.
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luizcrosas
É estranho dar nota máxima para um jogo que eu ainda nem **** The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild também não é exatamente um jogo **** quis jogar desde o lançamento, em 2017, mas sempre esperei pelo “momento certo”. Zelda é uma franquia especial pra mim. Joguei poucos títulos da série, mas Ocarina of Time e Twilight Princess marcaram minha infância de um jeito que poucos jogos conseguiram.Quando finalmente comecei, em 2026, cometi um erro: entrei em Hyrule com mentalidade de backlog.Depois de montar meu primeiro PC gamer, ganhei acesso a uma biblioteca gigantesca e comecei a tratar os jogos quase como uma fila. Com pouco mais de vinte horas, eu já tinha liberado praticamente todo o mapa, feito duas Divine Beasts e estava correndo atrás da campanha **** estava gostando. Mas não estava entendendo.Parei por dois dias, joguei outra coisa e, quando voltei, alguma coisa mudou. Parei de pensar em terminar e comecei a pensar em explorar. Passei a entrar em Shrines porque estavam ali, a subir montanhas só pra ver o que existia do outro lado, a procurar Koroks, seguir fumaças no horizonte e me perder de **** aí que Breath of the Wild revelou quem ele realmente é. Esse não é um jogo que pergunta para onde você precisa ir. Ele pergunta para onde você quer ir.A liberdade é absurda. Os Shrines são uma aula de game design, quase nunca existe uma única solução e o jogo confia de verdade na criatividade do jogador. Os sistemas conversam o tempo inteiro: fogo, gelo, água e eletricidade mudam batalhas e ambientes; armas têm usos diferentes; as armaduras servem para escalar, nadar, resistir ao frio, ao calor e a outras condições. O jogo não quer apenas que você fique mais forte. Ele quer que você observe, pense e use tudo que tem à disposição.É videogame no sentido mais puro da palavra. E essa experiência ficou ainda mais especial porque, justamente quando comecei a jogar, descobri que vou ser pai.2027 provavelmente será o ano mais importante da minha vida: o ano em que vou me formar médico e em que meu filho ou minha filha vai nascer. Dois dos maiores sonhos que já tive.E, jogando Zelda, me peguei pensando em uma coisa que raríssimos jogos despertaram em mim:Um dia eu quero mostrar esse jogo para os meus filhos. Quero que eles entendam por que o pai deles gostava tanto daquele mundo, daquela música, daquela sensação de olhar para uma montanha e simplesmente querer descobrir o que existe lá.Hoje, com 52 horas, eu não quero correr para os créditos. Quero jogar outra coisa quando der vontade e depois voltar. Fazer mais Shrines, encontrar mais Koroks, descobrir lugares novos e continuar explorando Hyrule no meu ritmo.Porque Breath of the Wild deixou de ser mais um jogo do meu backlog. Virou um lugar para onde eu quero voltar.Ainda nem derrotei o chefe final, mas já sei que estou diante de uma experiência que provavelmente vou carregar comigo pelo resto da vida.Nota provisória: 10/10.
10
Neyalvin
Um jogo que não se cansa de jogar, tudo nele é bem pensado, vou jogar pra sempre.
10
Kuroti101
This game changed my perspective on games; it's truly the best game I've ever played. The first 10 hours had incredible potential, though it didn't seem to be wasting it. But after that, the game changed dramatically. Its incredibly large world, diverse villages, runes, the absence of rune-up quests, and endless freedom are truly amazing. Something incredibly rare is seeing a mountain, going to it, and a shrine appears. Sometimes Divine Beasts appear, and the Divine Beasts were great, and the shrines were all fantastic. The final boss fight was below my expectations, but not terrible. That's not enough to deduct points. Everyone should play it; it's definitely at the top.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

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Jun 5, 2025
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Jul 2, 2025
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Gfinity
Few games will ever meet the high expectations Breath of the Wild has set. The Switch 2 version is the best way to play an unforgettable title with better visuals and some neat new features.
Jun 18, 2025
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Vooks
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is still a phenomenal game, and it's now best played on the Nintendo Switch 2, with improved loading times, higher-resolution graphics, and that silky-smooth frame rate. Zelda Notes is entirely optional if you want to ignore it — and hopefully that sort of addition isn’t the main reason upgrades cost more (or anything).
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Jul 30, 2026
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luizcrosas
É estranho dar nota máxima para um jogo que eu ainda nem **** The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild também não é exatamente um jogo **** quis jogar desde o lançamento, em 2017, mas sempre esperei pelo “momento certo”. Zelda é uma franquia especial pra mim. Joguei poucos títulos da série, mas Ocarina of Time e Twilight Princess marcaram minha infância de um jeito que poucos jogos conseguiram.Quando finalmente comecei, em 2026, cometi um erro: entrei em Hyrule com mentalidade de backlog.Depois de montar meu primeiro PC gamer, ganhei acesso a uma biblioteca gigantesca e comecei a tratar os jogos quase como uma fila. Com pouco mais de vinte horas, eu já tinha liberado praticamente todo o mapa, feito duas Divine Beasts e estava correndo atrás da campanha **** estava gostando. Mas não estava entendendo.Parei por dois dias, joguei outra coisa e, quando voltei, alguma coisa mudou. Parei de pensar em terminar e comecei a pensar em explorar. Passei a entrar em Shrines porque estavam ali, a subir montanhas só pra ver o que existia do outro lado, a procurar Koroks, seguir fumaças no horizonte e me perder de **** aí que Breath of the Wild revelou quem ele realmente é. Esse não é um jogo que pergunta para onde você precisa ir. Ele pergunta para onde você quer ir.A liberdade é absurda. Os Shrines são uma aula de game design, quase nunca existe uma única solução e o jogo confia de verdade na criatividade do jogador. Os sistemas conversam o tempo inteiro: fogo, gelo, água e eletricidade mudam batalhas e ambientes; armas têm usos diferentes; as armaduras servem para escalar, nadar, resistir ao frio, ao calor e a outras condições. O jogo não quer apenas que você fique mais forte. Ele quer que você observe, pense e use tudo que tem à disposição.É videogame no sentido mais puro da palavra. E essa experiência ficou ainda mais especial porque, justamente quando comecei a jogar, descobri que vou ser pai.2027 provavelmente será o ano mais importante da minha vida: o ano em que vou me formar médico e em que meu filho ou minha filha vai nascer. Dois dos maiores sonhos que já tive.E, jogando Zelda, me peguei pensando em uma coisa que raríssimos jogos despertaram em mim:Um dia eu quero mostrar esse jogo para os meus filhos. Quero que eles entendam por que o pai deles gostava tanto daquele mundo, daquela música, daquela sensação de olhar para uma montanha e simplesmente querer descobrir o que existe lá.Hoje, com 52 horas, eu não quero correr para os créditos. Quero jogar outra coisa quando der vontade e depois voltar. Fazer mais Shrines, encontrar mais Koroks, descobrir lugares novos e continuar explorando Hyrule no meu ritmo.Porque Breath of the Wild deixou de ser mais um jogo do meu backlog. Virou um lugar para onde eu quero voltar.Ainda nem derrotei o chefe final, mas já sei que estou diante de uma experiência que provavelmente vou carregar comigo pelo resto da vida.Nota provisória: 10/10.
Jul 28, 2026
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Neyalvin
Um jogo que não se cansa de jogar, tudo nele é bem pensado, vou jogar pra sempre.
Jun 13, 2025
100
My Nintendo News
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was one of the most defining games of the Nintendo Switch’s lifespan, but on the Nintendo Switch 2 it finally realises its full potential, as all performance issues have been removed by the more powerful hardware. Some slightly aged visuals do nothing to detract from the captivating open world design, which has been made all the more accessible by the Zelda Notes app. Whether you’ve played Breath of the Wild before now or not, this is undeniably the best way to experience one of the most influential video games of the last decade.
Jun 10, 2025
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Press Start Australia
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will go down as one of the best launch titles of all time. Yes, technically it's a Wii U game that was ported over to the Nintendo Switch, but Nintendo made the right decision in holding this game back. It perfectly compliments the Nintendo Switch and highlights why it has the potential to be such a great and versatile console. Many have doubted Nintendo's ability to bring this series into the modern age of gaming, but they've done that and taken it one step further in creating one of the best open-world action-adventure games ever made.
Dec 28, 2025
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Final Weapon
At this very moment in time, I am actively thinking about replaying the game once again. I wanted to re-explore Hyrule, meet the new champions again, and go back and do some of the side quests I missed. If you have never even played the game before, I invite you to give it a shot. While the price may be a bit much, I promise you that you will come away with an unforgettable experience that you will remember for the rest of your life. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild may not be the best game ever made, but I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t a contender.
Jun 11, 2025
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GamingBolt
The Nintendo Switch 2 upgrade of Breath of the Wild is a technically impressive but content-light update.
Jun 7, 2025
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Nintendo Life
Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is undoubtedly the best way to play one of the greatest games of all time. The visual and performance enhancements remove any issues that you may have had to endure with the original game. It's practically flawless from that perspective. Sadly, the Zelda Notes app really brings the whole thing down. Useful features that should have been implemented in-game have been relegated to your smartphone, and using it completely breaks immersion in this incredible world. I'm only thankful that it's not even remotely mandatory. Leave Zelda Notes to one side, and you've got the definitive presentation of a modern classic.
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Jul 20, 2026
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Kuroti101
This game changed my perspective on games; it's truly the best game I've ever played. The first 10 hours had incredible potential, though it didn't seem to be wasting it. But after that, the game changed dramatically. Its incredibly large world, diverse villages, runes, the absence of rune-up quests, and endless freedom are truly amazing. Something incredibly rare is seeing a mountain, going to it, and a shrine appears. Sometimes Divine Beasts appear, and the Divine Beasts were great, and the shrines were all fantastic. The final boss fight was below my expectations, but not terrible. That's not enough to deduct points. Everyone should play it; it's definitely at the top.
Apr 3, 2026
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Goodlair
This game was probably wonderful back then, I understand people saying that it's a revolution for the open world. However, I just think that the game didn't age well. I mean it's alright but far from what people told me. The world is huge but empty, and most of the characters are forgettable.
Jan 20, 2026
7
Derodero
It's a pretty good open world game, but I REALLY do not get why so many people call it a masterpiece in game design, or in open world design. It's... an okay open world. I kept seeing people say how "Oh there's always something cool to find around each corner!" and I'm like... is finding a tenth goblin camp really that interesting to you..? Sure, there's plenty to find, but... I haven't found it to be any different than most other open world games out there that manage to both feel bloated and empty at the same time. If you don't treat it as an open world, and focus on the main story beats, the game is enjoyable. But when you try to explore hoping to find cool, interesting and organic side-content, you'll be disappointed. The Witcher 3 is a much better contender in that aspect. Side content in BotW boils down to enemy camps, shrines, korok seeds, and the occasional side-quest where you have to talk two NPC A, find item B and bring it back to NPC A or to NPC C. It's just nothing to write home about. Now the gameplay however is pretty good. It looks fairly basic on the surface, but the way the game actively encourages you to play around and experiment is honestly something it does very well. Hell, just look at what speedrunners do with it. Now as for the story, it isn't anything groundbreaking either, but I don't think anyone really expects that from a Zelda game. The story is there to serve as a catalyst for the gameplay, not the other way around. Overall I think the game is worth experiencing at least once, although it is pretty damn overpriced in my opinion, as many Nintendo games tend to be especially when it's been many years since the original release.
Dec 26, 2025
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mdhub84
This has got to be the most overrated game ever. Big open beautiful world with nothing interesting to find. Your weapons are made out of glass and break after a few whacks. It takes all the fun out of finding new weapons. Anything interesting that you discover while wondering around leads to a shrine or a seed, so boring. Only 2 real main enemy types… pigs or lizards. I am blown away by the positive reviews. Probably the most boring game I’ve ever played.
Nov 14, 2025
3
poopstain
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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SummaryUpgrade your adventures in Hyrule on the Nintendo Switch 2 system! Jump back into the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom games, now with enhanced resolution, increased frame rates, HDR support, and faster load times. Plus, you can get even more out of your adventures with ZELDA NOTES. Use... Read More
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