Switch 2 Zelda upgrades have successes, strange GPS language assistant

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Switch 2 Zelda upgrades have successes, strange GPS language assistant

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The new service in the Switch app is called Zelda Notes. It only works for the Switch 2 versions and is “designed in such a way that they offer an optimized gameplay experience”, according to the Overview trailer.

The app has power -like medals that you can earn to do things like long distances, defeat enemies, collect rupees and collect other metrics. Medals are persecuted worldwide and you can see what other players deserve compared to themselves in the app.

I can only say that it is a very Nintendo step to give only two Switch 2 games that are available exclusively in a service within an app. You could speculate whether this means that Nintendo is preparing to finally create its own version of the successes in 2025, but we all know that this is probably a strange unique thing that we will never see again.

Another important feature of Zelda Notes is the voice navigation that looks very similar to a GPS assistant who can tell you where you can find things like Koroks, SkyView turrets, shrines and more. In the short demo, a player selects a card symbol on his phone, and the language calls instructions for a Korok that is hidden under a rock Tears of the kingdom.

For me it is a strange function for two open world games about the joys to explore and discover things. It is not a shame to use guidelines when they are surprised, but I'm not sure whether these games would also be fun to say where to go all the time. It makes more sense to use it to find something in a pinch or to clean up what you missed. To be honest, I have problems thinking about who Nintendo thinks for which this is.

One of the things you can use with the navigation assistant to find a number of new language memories of Zelda, King Rauru and Master Kohga. These short audio diaries are scattered all over the world and let the characters' thoughts and moments in the history of Hyrule hear. All Zelda transfer heads out there have a new reason to start their old storage files.

With the app you can also shape blueprints for your parts Tears of the kingdom Builds-a function that would have been nice two years ago would have gifts for other players, edit screenshots, for small daily bonuses in the game in the game roles and rewards for scanning Amiibo.

The Zelda Notes service will be live on June 5th in the Nintendo Switch -app live, on the same day when the switch 2 starts, together with the updated versions of Breath of the wilderness And Tears of the kingdom.

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